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Australian Dingo.

Fraser Island (K'Gari) Dingo searching on the beach

A type of fur streak that occurs naturally.

Australian Dingo (Canis lupus dingo)

poor ill dog

Two Australian Dingos

A dog's tail is shown in a close up. The tail is brown and white, and it is dirty

In the heart of the Australian wilderness, two dingoes (Canis lupus dingo) engage in playful frolicking and spirited play fighting, showcasing their agility and strength. Their lithe, muscular bodies dart and weave, each movement a blend of grace and raw energy. The sunlit landscape amplifies their golden-brown fur, reflecting their natural habitat's rugged beauty. This playful interaction highlights the social bonds and natural behaviors of these wild canines, offering a glimpse into their lives as they thrive in the diverse and untamed ecosystems of Australia.

Wild Dingo in outback Queensland, Australia,.

Victoria, Australia: dingo (Canis lupus dingo), a domestic dog that went wild thousands of years ago and now lives completely independently of humans in many parts of Australia. Dingoes are classified as pariah dogs.

tail of a cat on white background, The tail is malformed

Doggo in garden

this is a side view of a golden dingo

sick homeless dog

The Cleland wildlife conservation area is home to some of South Australia's most iconic inhabitants, and is less than twenty minutes from the Adelaide city centre.

In the heart of the Australian wilderness, two dingoes (Canis lupus dingo) engage in playful frolicking and spirited play fighting, showcasing their agility and strength. Their lithe, muscular bodies dart and weave, each movement a blend of grace and raw energy. The sunlit landscape amplifies their golden-brown fur, reflecting their natural habitat's rugged beauty. This playful interaction highlights the social bonds and natural behaviors of these wild canines, offering a glimpse into their lives as they thrive in the diverse and untamed ecosystems of Australia.

new guinea singing dog lying on the ground

A dingo in Merimbula, New South Wales, Australia.

Dingo dog isolated on white background

Feral Dog on Santorini in South Aegean Islands, Greece

Dingos are a dog-like wolf. They have a long muzzle, erect ears and strong claws. They usually have a ginger coat and most have white markings on their feet, tail tip and chest

Dingo

The dingo is an ancient lineage of dog found in Australia. Its taxonomic classification is debated as indicated by the variety of scientific names presently applied in different publications.

Young Australian native dingo climbing on a wood pile

angry brown dog

In the heart of the Australian wilderness, a lone dingo (Canis lupus dingo) stands poised and alert, embodying the raw beauty and resilience of its environment. Its golden-brown fur blends seamlessly with the sun-drenched landscape, while keen eyes survey the surroundings with a mixture of curiosity and vigilance. The dingo's muscular frame and confident stance reflect its role as a top predator, adapted perfectly to the rugged terrain it calls home. This solitary figure captures the essence of Australia's untamed ecosystems, where the dingo roams freely, a symbol of the wild and unspoiled nature of the land.

Australian dingo. Scientific name is Canis lupus.

Dingo prowling beach on Fraser Island. Wild dog following motor vehicle wheel ruts in soft white sand, ocean in background. Horizontal, copy space.

Dingos have a long muzzle, erect ears and strong claws. They usually have a ginger coat and most have white markings on their feet, tail tip and chest.

The Critically Endangered Singing Dog (Canis Lupus Dingo Hallostromi). One of only 4 captive in Europe. Dingo family.

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