For more from Global 3000 go to http://www.dw.com/en/program/global-3000/s-11487-9798<br />Otar Phareulidze is 52 years old and lives in the Georgian village of Alvani. His family have been sheep herders for generations. He belongs to an ethnic group known as Tushetians, or Tush.The region of Tusheti is where his flocks live in summer, from May to October. He's named his dogs after Georgian film stars. They're his favorites, because without them he couldn't keep his sheep together.
