AUSTRALIAN DINGO DECLARED A SEPARATE SPECIES by Australian University joint studies at ANU, QUT and UA in a report reproduced by many media sources based on genetic studies and on extinct fossil dingoes found in China. Sadly the evolutionists are so keen to promote ‘the origin of the species’ they overlook the obvious - dingoes cross breed with imported dogs all the time and the most famous example of this is the fabulous Aussie Cattle Dog, the Blue Heeler. Differences are so minor they are no hindrance to cross breeding at all. It is no surprise then to find dingoes across the world from Oz to America because they migrated with people after Babel. Check out the Carolina dog or come to our Aussie Museum and see them all in our new Aboriginal display end of August. Environmentalists are also trying to push for the dingo to be a protected species. As one farmer said to us: ‘There goes my farm if we are no longer allowed to kill wild dingoes that attack our sheep and calves’. The debate over the classification of dingoes has been going on for many years. See our report Dingo Species Dispute here.
