May one hand over an animal to a non-Jewish shepherd even though the non-Jew may use it on Shabbat?
Synopsis
One may hand an animal to a non-Jewish shepherd even though the non-Jew may use it on Shabbat, since it is done without the Jew's instruction and the non-Jew is not paid specifically for Shabbat. But if the Jew sees the non-Jew using it on Shabbat, he must protest.
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