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Description: Wild dogs include dingoes, wild domestic dogs and hybrids
Distribution: Wild dogs are widespread in both the agricultural and natural landscape
Impacts: Wild dogs can cause stock losses in calving season and often carry parasites
and pathogens. Near towns they can cause nuisance and impact on domestic animals.
Key projects: An bi-annual coordinated wild dog baiting program is conducted in the first
week of May and November each year. Other management actions respond to specific
circumstances on a case by case basis.
Delimitation n/a
Prevention n/a
Eradication n/a
Intensive control
(transition) n/a
Impact reduction
An annual coordinated baiting and control program is in place to
assist graziers manage wild dog populations. Response to
individual issues as they arise will be conducted on a case by case
basis. Grazing and urban assets cross hatched green
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For more information call Hinchinbrook Shire Council environment and community services : 07 4776 4607
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Canis familiaris lupis (Wild dog)
What do I need to do?
Report new outbreaks and sightings - help determine the extent of the pest
Come clean, go clean - keep weed and pest animal free areas clean
Be vigilant— remove all seeds (seedbank) and plants or all the pest animals from the zone
Think big and plan for the long term - reduce infestations to a size that can be eradicated
Maintain buffers and protect important places - protect assets and minimise the risk of spread -
For more information on management aims in each zone refer to Using the pest plan templates
Control
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primary production assets