The purpose of my recent visit to Massinga district was to participate in an impact study with John's Hopkins for one of our projects. When we would enter a village our first stop was the village leaders home to ask permission to survey the residents. At this particular village the leader wasn't home when we arrived. The staff started calling out for him. Then his dog started doing this.
One of the staff explained to me he is a very intelligent dog as he is calling his master. That must have been what he was doing because once the master came. The dog stopped. Walked up to the man, tail wagging, and heeled. Impressive! The wild turkeys also decided to join in.
Just another day in Africa...
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