Our three pests...
Zeddybitz, Saffron and Pindari Dingo.
Zeddy and Saffron are both rescue dogs, we drove across the Nullarbor to Griffith NSW to get Pindari.
That was a fun trip, Saffron spent the first two days farting... Staffy farts in an enclosed space.... Noice....
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Originally Posted by dingobass
Hey DB, I was just wondering, how friendly is Pindari?
Pindari is your classic Alpine Dingo, he is very shy until he gets to know you which can take some time....
There are so many myths surrounding the nature of the Dingo.
They are not a savage animal, they do not hunt sheep and cattle if the pack is left intact.
Dingoes have a very strict pack formation consisting of Alpha Female as over all leader, Alpha Male whos role is teaching the youngsters how to behave and protect the pack.
Once the Alpha pair is removed the whole pack disintergrates, this is when you get hybridisation with domestic dogs which then form a pack of wild dogs that are the true culprits with stock destruction.
Leave the pack intact and you will discover that Dingoes will kill feral cats and foxes as well as any domestic dog that enters their territory.
But because we have a stupid Government and dumb arse farmers who just want to kill everything by dropping 1080 poison the Dingo has been prevented from doing what it is meant ie: being Australias top land predator and environmental protector.
1080, the so called wonder poison (which is banned just about everywhere except Oz and NZ) has been dropped willy nilly across our country for more than 30 years.
Has it made a difference?
No.
It has, however, killed millions of native birds and small carnivors through secondary poisoning.
Last edited by dingobass; 31-03-2016 at 10:17 AM.
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