Dingoes have been in Australia for at least 3500 years and perhaps as
long as 11000 years. Dingoes mate for life and live alone or form
small family groups. Different from many other wild dog
species which may form packs.
                   Dominant coat colour in Dingoes is Yellow-Ginger. Though Cream(White),
                       Black and Tan are also found. Most pure breeds have white on their feet and tail.

The greatest threat to the dingo is the domestic dog. As many
find their way into the wild, interbreeding is becoming a threat to the
         pure dingo. Dingoes are wild and will only attack a person if that person
        were to attack it first. They mostly hunt at night, alone, unless they are
after bigger game then they will hunt in family units.

       The first time I saw a Dingo wild and free was in a very isolated area in
             western Australia. He was a big male and in peak condition. I thought he
       was the most beautiful thing I had seen. He stopped and stared at me,
then went on his way. Since that day many years ago
I have seen many in the wild and in captivity.