Dingo: Wild Dog at War - Full Documentary

Australian is paradise in the world for animals

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Gatmats are greedy. They will sctew up all native fauna in Australia..

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You should domesticated too dingo's , instead let them run wild in the nature,just like our ancestors.

It's always a pleasure to see people who truly want to understand life and coexistence. We're not the only species on this planet. We have to find a way to live in peace with all of them because none is more or less important than the other. We are the ones that break the balance, not them. Thanks for this wonderful documentary!!!!

Well this issues are very controversial in this environment I think the dingos are in their own territory and what's is there is for them to survive so how about to bring other species that this wild dogs can feed on because I don't think that you can exterminate this species of dogs they just need more prays so they can survive and don't go to the farmers territory .

see how this occupiers of australia introduce animals including them then became a problem lols they are all invasive

Get yourself a Great Pyrenees. Problem solved.

thinking not many farmers in lion country africa ,they got more sense

Amazing documentary, thanks guys ❤

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What a waste of a meat source, animal feed, fertilizer etc
Id eat a rack of ribs of any mammal

Awesome documentary. Thanks from Pakistan 🙏

Why wouldn't you invest in livestock gaurdians. I hear Alibi dogs are very effective.

Where is there Australian shepherds? They're going to cry about the dogs but not have any sheepdogs to protect

Start buying dog food

DOGS ARE THE BEST PEOPLE ! just saying

Di pulau jawa di sebut ajax anjing hutan

Türk Kangalı bu meseleyi çözer

i am disagre about the coral

This is the same country that has a cat problem , and wants to have sympathy for sharks in the water and crocs but dingos are the issue ?

Gtfo😂😂😂😂

Here in the states. we have the American Dingo aka Carolina Dog! Mine looked exactly like an Australian Dingo and they’re all pure pariah dogs. They can be tamed and they’re not true wild dogs in the sense they’re incapable of undergoing domestication. A great pet and companion dog. 😊

Australia’s needs a predator to have a healthy eco system. It has no native cats and the quoll and the devil are slowly being reintroduced to the mainland from where they disappeared 3000 years ago. We’ll likely never bring the thylacine back so we’ll need to import other predators like the Ethiopian wolf to fill the vacant niche. Wiping out the dingo would create more problems than it would solve.

beautiful animals

livestock dogs don't need to cover territory, they need to stick to the herd

so, they are so lazy and cheap there they couldn't have a dog with them, a pack of collies would do

there will be rats and rabbits plague if they kill out the dingo

Amazing how Human decides who stays and who goes.

As long as you have border collie who follows your command - its amazing.

As long as you have dingo - who is following own command, it's a threat.

Not realizing that human is just another animal on earth. Whose overpopulation has to actualy be controlled in the first place.

One day this imbalance will be corrected. Of course nature will find its way

wow guys took some times to use sheppard dogs!

thanks

Does that fence really stop Dingos ?

All the space in Australia and they can’t even leave space for a dingo it’s not your land it’s all of ours

Have these Australians ever tried livestock guardian dogs?

you guys did a great job putting this together, thank you.

Politics!.

We have a Dingo cross here in the US after bringing her here from Doha...she's very protective of us so we have to make sure she's never around other people. They have a beautiful fenced yard to keep all our dogs safe. We love her and it's a huge responsibility owning these dogs.

An excellent documentary, well filmed & edited. A real tonic for those looking for an alternative to contemporary over edited, repetitive junk. Thanks for uploading.

Got an American dingo, nearly 15years old, they call it "Carolina dog" amazing & Healthy breed

kill them for meat and donate to hungry countries

comment ce fait il que les dingos arrivez..là il y a des millénaires non pas décimer la mini faune australienne alors que chiens domestiques et chats feral font un carnage plus les renards importez pour jouez a la chasse a coure!nuise..aux moutons ????ils avait tellement de moutons ..qu'a un moment ils ont creuser des fosses. pour y jettez morts..des milliers de moutons... pour faire remontez le cours du marché et les chevaux sauvages tuez a la mitrailleuse et aux pattes découper a la tronconeuse encore vivant et le cochonxsanglier ,razorback qui grouille la bas sa bouffe tout! aussi!...

That one guy said.. "I dont believe they are a native species"... Neither the hell are you .....the dingoes are more native than you will ever be,your fore bearers were criminals ffs

The man was so sorry for his sheeps but did not treat them . Instead let them die in agony . Such a hypocrit.

I met a guy in Canada that owns a dingo dog that immigrated as a different type of dog threw misidentification. Coyotes are an urban hazard here as well biting people.

Here in Wyoming, we have a considerable population of coyotes, bears and the occasional pack of wolves.
We loose lambs and calves to coyotes every year.
But we have adopted the use of Great Pyrenees dogs, donkeys and llamas for protection against predators. Donkeys and mules are great for keeping bears away. Great Pyrenees dogs are great at keeping coyotes away. Llamas are great at alerting the herds and/or flocks and they will also stand their ground.
All of these protection animals live with the herds and flocks 100% of the time.
About the only defense we have against wolves is donkeys and mules....and of course our rifles.
But it is a constant battle to assert our domain over the predators. Especially when lean times are on hand.

Your reference with the length of the Great Wall of China is wrong.

It's right at the end of the documentary that I got intrigued - what if during the camping out on his own, he got attacked by those very dogs that he is learning to respect?

Thanks to natures processing

Grande il cane Maremmano!

It's not dog. It is wolf, Dingo lupus!