Dingoes are not “wild dogs”
New DNA testing technology shows majority of wild dingoes are pure, not hybrids | UNSW Newsroom
A Domesticated Dingo? No, but Some Are Getting Less Wild | Quanta Magazine
Adopt - Dingo Den Animal Rescue
Scientists find dingoes genetically different from domestic dogs after decoding genome | Wildlife | The Guardian
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American Dingo: America's Only Native Wild Dog
Cosmos Magazine: What exactly is a dingo if it's not a dog? | The Senior | Senior
DNA suggests Australia isn't losing its iconic dingo to interbreeding | New Scientist
TIL that dingos are a species of dog that are descended from domesticated ancestors; this is why even wild dingos are comfortable around humans, and are even known to hunt and sleep
The rare annual ecological mating event involving dingoes which has been captured for the first time on camera
Unlike Domestic Dogs, Dingoes Only Breed Once A Year Between March To May. Only Dominant Members Of A Pack Will Successfully Mate & Raise Pups, While The Others Help Take Care Of
Dingoes - Wild Animals News & Facts
Dingoes are a 'fair dinkum' separate species needing better protection, researchers say - ABC News
Did Australia's First Nations people domesticate dingoes? - Australian Geographic
Dingo Information and Pictures
Our Dingoes – Australian Dingo Foundation
A Domesticated Dingo? No, but Some Are Getting Less Wild | Quanta Magazine
20 Facts About Dingo - Facts.net
Dingo - The Australian Museum
Dingoes as Pets, Is It Legal To Keep A Dingo As A Pet?
