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Wolf
A documentary filmed deep in the Sar Planina mountains, in an Albanian village (Lukovica) in Macedonia, near the Kosovo border. The shepherds of that region have a fabulous ally to defend their herds from the wolf - the Šarplaninac, one of the few dogs capable of chasing away a wolf or a bear, a breed that is perhaps among the best cattle protectors in the world.
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A documentary filmed deep in the Sar Planina mountains, in an Albanian village (Lukovica) in Macedonia, near the Kosovo border. The shepherds of that region have a fabulous ally to defend their herds from the wolf - the Šarplaninac, one of the few dogs capable of chasing away a wolf or a bear, a breed that is perhaps among the best cattle protectors in the world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Obrad Gluščević
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Zagreb Film
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