Dog Breed Info›Dingo Dogs
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What They’re Like to Live With:The Dingo is used to living in the wild, running with the pack and fending for itself. It has never been fully domesticated, and many dog owners appreciate the Dingo for this very reason. It is a unique, friendly and watchful canine with a great sense of teamwork and obedience. Dingo puppies raised in a domestic environment prove to be loving, outgoing and protective. They can be slightly reserved with strangers, preferring space and time to get to know people. Things You Should Know:Dingoes can live as long as 18 years with relatively few genetic health issues. These canines are clean and easy to groom, needing just an occasional brushing to keep their coats looking good.
With a wild, nomadic instinct, the Dingo needs vigorous, daily exercise and elbowroom to maintain a healthy state of mind and body. It is probably not suited for city/apartment life, but instead should have a large, fenced yard and the opportunity to run free in a protected environment. However, keep the Dingo on a leash whenever possible—especially in public parks.
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