Livestock guardian dogs 

These are guardian dogs, so their use is permitted in nature reserves. They are there to defend sheep and lambs from attacks by large predators, such as wolves. Often large in size, these dogs, known as "molossoids", dedicate their lives to protecting the livestock to which they are deeply attached.

When approaching the herd, it is important to remain aware of their attitude and to adapt to it, while following simple instructions:
- Keep your distance from the herd (go around it if possible)
- Call out loudly to the herds and dogs to avoid surprising them
- Stay calm and avoid sudden movements, keep walking without running. Don't hesitate to speak softly to them so that they get used to you and accept your presence.
- Avoid looking dogs in the eyes and try to ensure that you always have an object or an obstacle between you and the dog.