| Author: | Pamela King | ISBN: | 9781876409425 |
| Publisher: | Taufer | Publication: | November 12, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Taufer | Language: | English |
| Author: | Pamela King |
| ISBN: | 9781876409425 |
| Publisher: | Taufer |
| Publication: | November 12, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Taufer |
| Language: | English |
Merigal Dingoes is collection of heart-warming Dingo (and one New Guinea Singing Dog) stories introducing readers to the true nature of Australia’s most maligned native animal, the Dingo.
The collection is based on the records of Berenice Walters, known as the Dingo Lady, and the author’s own experience. They demonstrate how Berenice’s dingoes taught her about their personality, behaviour and antics with a large dose of reciprocated love, and humour.
It includes over 30 stories and 100 photos that will warm the heart of any animal lover.
It would be a valuable edition for anyone wanting to learn more about the Dingo.
Berenice Walters dedicated her adult life to studying the dingo. She campaigned to improve its image and gain acknowledgement of its important environmental role as an apex predator. The stories demonstrate how her dingoes taught her about their personality, behaviour and antics with a large dose of reciprocated love, and humour.
Merigal Dingoes is collection of heart-warming Dingo (and one New Guinea Singing Dog) stories introducing readers to the true nature of Australia’s most maligned native animal, the Dingo.
The collection is based on the records of Berenice Walters, known as the Dingo Lady, and the author’s own experience. They demonstrate how Berenice’s dingoes taught her about their personality, behaviour and antics with a large dose of reciprocated love, and humour.
It includes over 30 stories and 100 photos that will warm the heart of any animal lover.
It would be a valuable edition for anyone wanting to learn more about the Dingo.
Berenice Walters dedicated her adult life to studying the dingo. She campaigned to improve its image and gain acknowledgement of its important environmental role as an apex predator. The stories demonstrate how her dingoes taught her about their personality, behaviour and antics with a large dose of reciprocated love, and humour.
