Exotic Pets

Dingoes are wild dogs that are becoming popular exotic pets. If they are taken from their litters before they are six weeks old, they can be easily domesticated and trained to be an enjoyable part...

Having a dingo for a pet doesn't mean that you can expect any more mess to occur than would normally result from having another breed of dog. However, a responsible owner will make a concerted...

The dingo is an undomesticated breed of dog that inhabits Australia and is believed to be the ancestor of all major dog breeds in the world. Of course, it is illegal to take a dingo as a pet from...

If you aspire to have a dingo as a pet, then you should know that this breed of dog is not like any other. In fact, Australia classifies its native pooch as undomesticated and a wanderer. Although...

Having a dingo as a pet can be very rewarding but difficult, especially when it comes time to obedience train the animal. In fact, it takes higher-than-average skill and patience to obedience...

Keeping a dingo as a pet can lead to a rewarding and special bond between dog and the entire family for a lifetime. While the dingo is largely an undomesticated dog, a pet dingo can learn how to...

Sadly, the Australian population of dingo is dwindling. It is even in danger of extinction. For this reason, there is a recovery effort emerging that enables qualified owners to adopt a rescued...

The dingo is an non-domesticated breed of dog that makes its home in Australia. Unlike domestic dogs, dingoes in the wild are not likely to socialize with humans. However, with careful handling it...

A dingo is a breed of dog originally native to the Middle East and southeastern Asia that was introduced to the shores of Australia approximately 4,000 years ago. However, the dingo has never been...

With its soft fur and wild genes, the dingo is an easy canine to groom. All you really need is a good brush for regular grooming, and some nail trimmers if your dingo doesn't get regular exercise...

While dingoes can be difficult to keep as pets outside of Australia, they can be excellent companions if they are raised by humans beginning at a young age. By breeding pet dingoes, you can raise...

Dingoes live in the wild and are native to Australia where they are a predatory animal. They are mainly carnivorous and are very different from domesticated dogs, though they can be domesticated...

Dingoes face many of the same illness that other domesticated dogs do, and their symptoms and treatment will, in many cases, be very similar. Owners should inform themselves of diseases or other...

Dingoes are a largely undomesticated type of dog. They were brought to Australia thousands of years ago and the relationship between man and dingo has been a tumultuous one. Today, pet dingoes can...

Although dingoes are thought of as purely wild dogs, they have been kept as companions since before Europeans settled in Australia. In fact, one aboriginal name for the dingo is “tingo,” which...

Playing with your pet dingo is much like playing with any other dog. However, knowing the breed’s unique abilities and quirks will help you have the best play experience with your dingo.