Dingo Diary

This is the welcome howl ??. Put your sound up

Every visitor gets an official welcoming ??
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We had a very busy day last Sunday. We had a traveling couple from New South Wales call in for a visit. They had traveled from NSW, up through Queensland an the Northern Territory, across thru the Kimberleys into Western Australia and then down thru Broome to Perth. 10000 kilometres, and they never sighted one dingo. So they gave us a call, and came for a visit. Tony and Dianne, it was a pleasure to meet you. You’re always welcome to call again.
Jen Adams, from Bikers on Hogs for Dogs also came to see us, and bought some welcome donations of food and bedding for the dingoes.
Cameron, from The Pet Meat Co also called in and dropped off some food for our dingoes. Thank you to you both.
Jeanette also dropped in for a coffee, and left some items that her dingo Bella, had no further need of, so Jeanette has passed them to us.
Altogether, it was an extremely pleasant afternoon.

A short video of Ann and our Girl Friday taking Mulga and Lobo for a walk around the block, approximately 4 klm’s
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Pindan feeling much better .
Paw is healing . still painful but swelling has gone , its nice and clean and he is enjoying being inside .cant wait for weetbix
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The Dingo…..

“Most people with Dingo knowledge will tell you they are forever on tables sinks act. It’s what they instinctually do.

The bite I got (hand in bandage in the photo) was from a new resident Dingo , my fault entirely, no fault of the animal, proof of complacency. She had just been sterilized and in pain and experiencing confusion, entrapment, fear and anxiety.

However, if one is not able to cope with or understand normal traits of the Dingo behaviour, they resort to putting them on Prozac and on endep which are all mind altering drugs.

The dingo WILL climb furniture as it instinctively likes high places. This is something that annoys humans.

If one chooses to live with a Dingo then one must change their way of life to co exist. Dingos do not have behaviour problems, people have problems with dingo behaviour!

They are wild animals, supposedly our apex predator, yet people expect compliance and obedience.

If one wishes to live with an wild animals, then one must be prepared to walk on the wild side and conform to them with the utmost of respect. Then and only then will you happily co exist with a Dingo”

-Ann Painter
Crossroads Dingo Rescue
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We replied to undue criticism in fact we supplied proof we assisted
We did not deserve that criticism, but it seems my refusal to continue with further negative dialouge is not acceptable
A negative criticism was answered , there is no recourse or necessity for further debate
Please don’t send us messages threatening a libel suit .
We replied to a criticism supplying proof of our interaction .
If you wish to continue then I strongly advice you seek legal advise