VOICED : Dogs ease Namibias cheetah farmer

The video discusses the conflict between farmers and cheetahs in Namibia, where cheetahs were once targeted as livestock killers. Turkish dogs have been introduced as a non-lethal method to protect livestock, reducing the need to kill predators. This initiative has led to a significant decrease in livestock losses and a positive impact on the cheetah population, which has increased from a low in the 1980s. The video highlights success stories of farmers who have benefited from this approach.

What role do the Turkish dogs play in protecting livestock in Namibia?

What was the impact of the arrival of Anatolian dogs on livestock losses reported by farmers?

Describe the significance of the relationship between the dogs and the goats.

What was the population of cheetahs in Namibia in the 1980s, and how has it changed since then?

How has the attitude of farmers towards cheetahs changed over the years?