What's the dingo population in North America?
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Xtreme2252
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the wild dingo poulation is about equal to the wild panda population.
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Wild Dingo population in North America is: Zip Zero Zilch Nada None...
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I'm sure there are a few in the zoo's. But in the wild, none. BTW, what's the obsession with Dingo's?
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They are not native to north america. You would have to total up the zoo populations for any sort of figure on that.
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The dingo ate your baby!
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Dingos are not indigenous to North America. As far as I know, they are only found in Australia.
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There are no wild Aussie type dingos in the NA wilderness though there are a few in zoos and as pets. However there are many American Dingos in the US. THey are also called the Carolina dog. They were first discovered in the wild and have since become a registered American rare breed. They are known for hunting in strict pack formation.
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There are no wild Dingoes in North America. The Carolina Dog is genetically different so it is not a Dingo. But I have a 50/50 Dingo ChowChow mix.
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No dingos, only dingbats yo...
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