What happens with a herding dog mixed with a village dog?

A herding dog crossed with a village dog produces a mixed-breed (mongrel) that shows some traits of both parents, but the exact result varies individually and is hard to predict. It often combines features like a slender muzzle, long smooth double coat, long legs, and bright eyes.

Mongrels adapt strongly and may inherit the herder’s loyalty, intelligence, and trainability, giving good working ability. However, their looks may be less ideal, with messy coat color, uncoordinated leg-body proportions, or ears that do not stand up.