The endangered Australian dingo (wild dog)

Anthony Hoy reports from the Snowy Mountains, NSW Australia, on the threat to the survival of Australia's native dog, the Dingo, as a result of cross-breeding in the wild with escapee domestic dogs, and the trappers and baiters charged with protecting sheep flocks (and the country's prized Merino wool clip) from wild dog attack.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• dingoes
• nature
• wildlife
• anthony hoy
• anthony hoy media
• environment
• australian sheep industry
• merino wool

[AustOpinion55]

They kill native animals & Kangaroos. In the last 300 years nearly half of the native animals of Australia have gone extinct, & the Dingo's are attributed to a lot of them. They don't fit into the Habitat. They all should be killed or moved.

[MauroRincon]

@AustOpinion55 They were brought 3000 years ago, they were already in equilibrium with the surrounding environment. How should it be here for it to be native? are British more native?

[AustOpinion55]

Why would you want to protect these aninmals. There not native animals they where bought her from Asia. Their not the Australian Dingo. They Kill Kangaroos, they compete with native animals, and they can injure people.

There not native animals, the government should have them all killed.

[IIproductionsII]

@inotaishu1 I checked your channel to see who the retard was who was making crap about about dingoes, only to discover your some German, who tries to act like he knows about dingoes. Which clearly shows that you don't have a life.

Now, where's the link to the video? You still haven't given a link so shut the fuck up.

[inotaishu1]

@IIproductionsII Yo you didn't search for a video but you checked my channel?

:)

And you call me having an unhealthy obsession. :D

You accused me opf lying long before I came up with the barking topic because you didn't like it.

And for your information, I comment so often because I am interested in the topic since it's connected with way more than just zoology. Actually you sound like a prime example of the native-feral discours regarding the dingo's ambigous portrayal.

[IIproductionsII]

@inotaishu1 Search myself, but I'll never find any video of a dingo barking like a husky and a malamute, and do you know why? Because you made it up.

You're so stupid, you result to making things up. You have this unhealthy obsession with dingoes, I've seen the feed on your channel almost every video you comment on is about dingoes.

I can safely say yet again you've lied about something. If you can't even back it up with a video, and instead tell me to search for it...it shows your lying.

[inotaishu1]

@IIproductionsII I never lied even once. If you ask me you simply didn't like what you heard. You just seem plain ignorant, which is actually worse than if you would actually be lying.

If I would be lying I wouldn't still be here. You act totally irrational and inconsistently to stay with your statements. Data and citing sources also didn't help with you. And that is why I see no point in anything further. Search for yourself, maybe that will cure you from your attitude.

[IIproductionsII]

@IIproductionsII Yet again, type in "Husky barking to go on walk"

I can't respond to any of your replies untill you stop lieing. Now show me a video of a dingo, and it better look like a dingo barking like the malamute and husky in the videos I've directed you to.

So come kid, show me this video.

[IIproductionsII]

@inotaishu1 Well Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs can bark, but they don't do it often, likewise with howling they don't howl often either.

Send me a link to where you noticed a dingo barking as much as that malamute was, otherwise how could you make a statement like that? WERE YOU LIENG AGAIN?

[inotaishu1]

@IIproductionsII And what are you trying to proof? That was one Czech and one Malamute. Searching for barking wolfodgs and you find them as well.

And why should I sent you a link? For what purpose? You rejected all data and evidence so far, why should I believe that anything could change your mind now?