"herd" used as a verb, is not specific to any animal species and can be applied, informally, to people as well.

A shepherd herds sheep. [Assuming you've ever read the Bible, the Shepherd appearing in the New Testament is not all that involved with actual sheep]. A goatherd herds goats. A tour guide may herd her flock of tourist.

Considering your somewhat bizarre & incomprehensible use of abbreviations to cloak, though not completely, your inability to spell properly, it is odd that you would choose to correct (inappropriately) someone else's English.

If you like, I can make note of your nonstandard usage and spelling errors. It would be a full-time occupation, but if you found it useful and instructive ...

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So now we have English lessons.

Maybe I'm on the wrong site.

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-- After delightful excursions in other pastures it's time for us to 'Retournons a nos moutons.', as is said in G*y Paree!

-- Y'day., (20th.), evening, and in the line of duty to verify certain rumors about BKK's. Finest's activities, I visited both HOTMALE and SCREWBOYS; besides allowing ciggies. both of them featured full frontal nudity and bold/exciting shows! The activities of the 2 participants from the suspended rings in the former drew a round of applause from the 70 or so spectators!
-- Bibi. --

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