Throughout the project, 30 dogs bred by the farm, have been distributed to 10 herds from 6 different villages. With the project, it is considered that at least the killing of 20 wolves and the destruction of at least 4 nests to kill the young wolves have been prevented for the duration of the project. The farmers that received dogs have confirmed the effectiveness of the animals in dealing with the animals of prey. Also, there has been great interest from other farmers within and outside of the area. As these dogs are expected to be in the area for several more years to come, this impact will be increasing every year. Although the SGP support to the project has ended, the farm still exists and is actively continuing the project.

Publications, a website, promotional materials and a notice board regarding the Kangal dogs and the project have been made and disseminated. The project has been widely publicised in local and national media. Improvements concerning the farm, particularly relating to the facilities for the breeding and up-keep of the dogs have been made. Farmers, who have received dogs, claimed they have given up their habit of destroying the wolve?s nests. There has been substantive interest from other farmers within and outside the area to get Kangal dogs.