VOICED : In Kenya anti poaching dogs are wildlife's best friends

The video discusses the training of puppies for a tracker dog unit in Kenya's Masai Mara Reserve, highlighting their role in combating poaching. The canine unit has grown significantly since 2009, playing a crucial role in reducing poaching during the annual migration of wildebeest and other animals. The unit has caught thousands of poachers, and with new puppies being trained, it aims to expand further. The urgency of this training is emphasized due to the increasing threat of poaching.

What qualities do trainers look for in dogs for the tracker dog unit?

What is the significance of the annual migration of wildebeest in relation to poaching?

What challenges does poaching pose in the Mara Triangle?

How has the canine unit evolved since 2009?

What impact has the canine unit had on poaching in the last 18 years?