Hungarian farmers use ancient guard dogs to ward off wolves and bears
From newseu.cgtn.com:
Hungarian farmers are reviving an ancient method of protecting their flocks from wolves, bears and stray dogs.
The Kuvasz is a breed of livestock dog brought to Hungary thousands of years ago. Now a non-governmental organization (NGO) is providing them to farmers, and preventing the loss of dozens of sheep to wild predators.
The Kuvasz featured in early Hungarian history as both a livestock guardian and royal guard dog. Their role is to detect and ward off wild predators.