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I know their characteristic their traits

October 8, 2017 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary

I was of a mind that I know dingoes I know their characteristic their traits ,their family structures , I thought I knew the dynamics, years and years of living with the dingo , studying them in their natural enviroment, learning, not just looking watching, but seeing , not just hearing but listening, not just assuming but knowing , how they teach their young , how they forward their history their knowledge their learning onto their young .
Today I question that knowledge , what I thought I knew , all I learned .

Dingoes dont run in packs , they have a family structure .
Dingoes dont breed untill 2- 3 years old .
Dingoes are territorial solitary animals , dingoes have one season a year , hybrids have 2

Today there is no structure , they congregate in numbers but all are young immatures.

A scientist will tell you a hybrid has only one season a year, ( like the dingo ) another will.say pure dingoes have two cycles per year .
Confusing information
all primitive canids, wolves, NGSD, basenji all have one cycle per year , nature’s way of controlling over breeding . (Common sense)
Hybrids do breed twice a year regardless of how high the dingo content .regardless of dingo % they have dog in them,
By killing the bonded pair the young have no learning , there is no knowledge passed down .like feral kids they run in groups, band together for protection

Feral dogs run in packs , a pack of feral dogs will kill a family of dingoes , a lone dingo has no chance
Feral dogs are taking dingo pups from dens and killing them.
The feral dog another major threat to the dingo ,

By this over killing of dingoes , the feral thrives , by this over killing of dingoes there is no structure, by removing the most learned dingo thousands of years of knowledge is gone .
By this killing of one of a bonded pair we have a lone dingo no longer with a life time mate, now dissociated now lost .

We now have panic breeding, numbers are dropping nature trying to rebuild replace that which should never have been broken .
We find inbreeding with our dingoes in remote areas , due to bonded pairs being ripped apart due to numbers of pure dingoes dropping ( never would this occur)

We have anachy in nature we have confusion , we have no balance , nothing is as it should be . Over breeding is now creating it’s own problems, feast or famine , now the dingo feeds on his own , not enough sustainable food . What a debacle we have created, the ripple effect of human greed ignorance at how nature works ,like a finely tuned machine untill man puts a spoke in the wheel , nothing is as it was nor as it should be or will ever be again .

The obvious issue that will occur once the dingo is gone , plagues of rats mice and roos , plagues of locus what I asked will you do ? We shoot the roos to control , for meat and fur ( oh financial gain the roo is financially viability )
, maybe had we all agreed to the Chinese dingo meat trade there may have been financial viability in giving the dingo a reprieve.
they were sending dingoes to China for many years his sexual organs a highly priced aphrodisiac his fur highly regarded in China as was the Tasmanian tiger , was not the dingo responsible for the extinction of the thylacine was greed and the fur trade.

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