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About Dingos

Litter Size

Population Problems

Population Problems

Dingo moms typically have five babies although more have been recorded. Colors can vary in the litter ranging from the standard reddish brown to white and black and tan and they are not independent until around eight months of age. 

Population Problems

Population Problems

Population Problems

Dingo numbers are decreasing and they are hybridizing with feral dogs. The yellow represents pure dingo distribution. There are only around 10,000 "pure" dingos by some estimates but that is up for debate.  The Alpine dingo subspecies is endangered. 


Do Dingos Attack?

Population Problems

Are They Really Poisoning Them?

There are rare instances of dingo attacks on humans. Domestic dogs attack people far more than dingo

There are rare instances of dingo attacks on humans. Domestic dogs attack people far more than dingos and in fact there are more attacks by certain breeds annually in the U.S. than recorded dingo attacks in the last 100 years in Australia. All predators have the potential to attack which is why they should never be fed or approached.

Are They Really Poisoning Them?

Are They Really Poisoning Them?

Are They Really Poisoning Them?

Yes, poison is used to reduce dingo numbers. We oppose the use of poisons as a predator control. Other methods are better for getting specific livestock killers and don't kill mothers, babies and entire populations in regions.  


Photo by Greg O'Beirne.

Financially Supporting Dingos

Are They Really Poisoning Them?

Financially Supporting Dingos

We are not officially affiliated with them but we have begun supporting the Australian Dingo Foundat

We are not officially affiliated with them but we have begun supporting the Australian Dingo Foundation through small donations. Every bit helps. They do great work and are helping advance the cause of conservation of the dingo. Consider donating to this great cause.

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They Use Tools!

Are They Really Poisoning Them?

Financially Supporting Dingos

Dingos are incredibly smart canids and in fact have been documented using tools.  Researchers at Melbourne's Dingo Discovery and Research Centre  have published a paper about this finding. Dingos  in captivity constantly impress keepers with acts as smart as the most intelligent dog breeds.

Bingo the Christmas dingo

This is our gift to wildlife-loving children of the world. We hope they find a message of love, adoption and wildlife conservation in our animated storybook. Feel free to share.

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