Dingo Meets a Coyote!

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote has the opportunity to pal around with some Australian Dingos!

The Dingo is a feral native dog species in Australia. Well known as a part of Australian culture this iconic species is often misunderstood. Throughout their range they have many color variations ranging from dark brown to the traditional tan and white, and even almost pure white in the more mountainous regions.

Dingos should never be approached in the wild but on this day Coyote and the team were fortunate enough to meet some captive Dingos at the Billabong Sanctuary in Townsville!

Get ready to see a Dingo meet one curious Coyote!

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[nesimato]

If I would meet one of them in real life without knowing it's a dingo, I would think it's a lost dog.

[anthonyp]

Coyote: these are the apex land mammalian preditors in Australia.
Dingo:*rolls over for belly rub*

[sunnypaws]

These dingos are more domesticated than my cousin’s chihuahua

[samking]

10:36 “Why have you stopped petting me!”

[jamieee]

Why are these dingos gentler than my dog when feeding him with my hand

[arjenvandijk]

it is quite good to see these videos where you have joy and not only the pain from a sting

[howlinghellgar]

This is why I would never survive in Australia, I’d see a dingo and be like “pupper????” And then probably get attacked

[MartieAngelicaVBueno]

Coyote:**pet Dingo**
Dingo:**Pets Coyote**
Wait what?

[Ryanvd]

I could never go to Australia because if i saw them in the wild i would try to pet these good boys.

[timtheenchanter]

My dog was sold to us as an Australian cattle dog, but looked exactly like a dingo, even had the joint in the paw and all that. I can't find any videos of her, but being able to watch this video makes me so happy with all the memories we have of her. She unfortunately had to be put down today after 17 happy years of memories together. Thank you Coyote

[blitzthewolf]

When will Coyote meet a coyote?!
I’ve been waiting for a VERY long time XD

[huskii]

"The moment of truth... Opening the gate to see, if I can become one of the pack"
*Some of his camera crew are already stationed in there*

[ymra]

If I ran into a dingo in the wild, my immediate reaction would be, It's a puppy!" And I would probably become lunch, but they're so cute!

[joelalexander]

They seem like such happy and well-adjusted creatures.

[mauriii]

Coyote: The moment of Truth, opening up the gate to see if I can become one with the pack
**Mario's filming in the background from inside the gate** 😂😂

[GenJotsu]

You are the type of influence young people need. Not that sociopath Logan Paul.

[zacharydevan]

They're excellent ambassadors for their species.

[chasehenley]

Sad thing is these dingos are calmer than my dog at home

[angelatonn]

Just in case someone didn't know, not all dingoes are tame. I own a pretty chill one and he even gets aggressive sometimes. Just be careful, because naturally, these are major hunting animals.

[skxunkie]

I love how 1 week ago he was just playing with kangaroos and now he is feeding dingos kangaroo meat😂😂