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Canis lupus dingo
These pups were 3 months old at the time, both were bred from pure Dingoes to help maintain the declining numbers of pure Australian Dingoes. (that have not been mixed with domesticated dogs.)
Spotted on Jul 21, 2012
Submitted on Apr 21, 2013
15 Comments
I love Dingo
Gorgeous image! The pups are adorable. :)
Thanks for your comments everyone... i love these dingos they're pretty special :)
Nice dingos!
no way dude awesome.
Thanks Argy Bee, just updated the location :)
Welcome Nicola. That's a sweet pic. Is the position on the map right? You can drag it around before saving.
it was taken when i volunteered at the Great Ocean Road Wildlife Sanctuary.
http://www.greatoceanroadwildlifepark.co...
wow thanks Karen, just saw how many likes this has got on facebook! amazing :)
Fun fact! Dingoes are the most dexterous of the canids, possessing unique wrists that are capable of rotation. This enables dingoes to use their paws like human hands and even turn doorknobs to break into homes in search of food.
Dingoes are numerous, but because they can and do mate with feral domestic dogs, it is estimated that more than a third of Australia's dingoes are hybrids.
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Adorable! Please can you add where these were spotted to the notes - for example zoo, wildlife center...
Welcome to the community Nicola!
I have a collie lurcher cross atm hes pretty cute!
i know this is dingo but whats your
favorite type of dog?
totes adorable
Breath check :)