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A Review of 30 years of Canid Attractant Research

Report by Steven J Lapidge for Pestat Limited – 2004

baiting mange
Pestat_lure_FINAL (.pdf, 530.42KB)

The Paroo Model of Wild Dog Control

This booklet aims to introduce landholders to the highly successful Paroo Model of Wild Dog Control. The Paroo model has been operational from 2004 – 2010, and has experienced many positive outcomes in successfully controlling wild dogs. – 2011

manage paroo report wild dog
ParooModel_WildDogControl (.pdf, 3.58MB)

Understanding the drivers and barriers towards the adoption of innovative canid control technologies: a review

A report by Southwell D, McCowen S, Mewett O and Hennecke B prepared for the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre. – 2011

canids report review
innovative-canid-control-technologies_lit_review2011 (.pdf, 584.73KB)

Effective supervision of a wild dog trapping Effective supervision of a wild dog trapping program

A presentation Bill Morris, NSW Dept of Environment and Conservation, given to the NSW Vertebrate Pest Conference – 2008

community control manage
MorrisNSWVPC2008 (.pdf, 2.24MB)

Monitoring Techniques for Vertebrate Pests: Wild Dogs

Report for NSW Department of Primary Industries by Bruce Mitchell and Suzanne Balogh – 2007

control impact monitor
Monitoring-techniques-for-vertebrate-pests---dogs (.pdf, 1.12MB)

The impact of sheep predators in Australia and new control methods under development

Produced by Steve Lapidge, Pest Animal Control Cooperative Research Centre

manage monitor
LapidgeASVS (.pdf, 404.59KB)

Livestock Guardian Dog/Wild Dog Interaction Study

Final report by L Allen

community impact monitor
LAllen_GuardianDog_WildDog (.pdf, 2.01MB)

Determining the availability of individual aerially deployed wild dog baits

Final report to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural Resource Economics and Rural Sciences by Malcolm Kennedy and Kenneth Rose – 2013

baiting manage
Kennedy2013_APARPfinalreport (.pdf, 1.36MB)

Effect of a synthetic lure on site visitation and baituptake by foxes(Vulpes vulpes) and wild dogs (Canis lupis dingo/Canis lupisfamiliaris).

Proceedings of the third NSW Pest Animal Control Conference July 2005. R. Hunt, D. Dall, & S. Lapidge – 2005

baiting monitor
Hunt2005 (.pdf, 180.05KB)

The nil tenure approach to a landscape issue (Wild Dogs)

Proceedings of the third NSW Pest Animal Control Conference July 2005. R. Hunt & Brindabella Wee Jasper wild dog/fox working group – 2005

impact monitor
Hunt2005b (.pdf, 150.78KB)

Managing coyotes in Australia: are we prepared?

Proceedings of the third NSW Pest Animal Control Conference July 2005. R. Hunt & A. McDougall – 2005

impact risk
Hunt2005c (.pdf, 125.92KB)

Effect of a synthetic lure on site visitation and bait uptake by foxes (Vulpes vulpes) and wild dogs (Canis lupis dingo/Canis lupisfamiliaris).

Report by Rob Hunt, NSW Nationl Parks and Wildlife Service – 2004

baiting monitor
Hunt2004 (.pdf, 1.18MB)

Managing coyotes in Australia are we prepared?

Report by Rob Hunt, NSW Nationl Parks and Wildlife Service and Andrew McDougall, NSW Rural Lands Protection Board – 2002

impact risk
Hunt2002 (.pdf, 1.24MB)

An investigation of aerial baiting rates for strategic control of wild dogs

Final Report to Biosecurity NSW, Local Land Services and the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority by Fleming, P. and Ballard, G – 2014

control impact manage
FlemingBallard_AerialBaitingRept_APVMA (.pdf, 640.14KB)

The molecular ecology of Australian wild dogs: hybridisation, gene flow and genetic structure at multiple geographic scales

Thesis presented by Danielle Stephens for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, University of Western Australia – 2011

impact
DStephens_PhDThesis (.pdf, 2.44MB)

Economic Analysis of the National Wild Dog Facilitator Project

Report prepared for the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre by Peter Chudleigh, Sarah Simpson and Jessica Lai – 2011

community evaluation
EconAnalysis_NWDFP_July2011 (.pdf, 2.53MB)

The Development of a Manufactured, Canine-Specific Bait Substrate

By L R Allen, P J S Fleming, J A Thompson & K Strong

baiting control
Development-of-a-Manufactured-Canine-Specific-Bait-Substrate (.pdf, 689.8KB)

Pack size and prey behaviour affects prey selection and the predation of livestock by dingoes

Report by Lee Allen Peter Thomson and Alan Lisle

monitor risk

Carnarvon Rangelands Biosecurity Association Wild Dog Management Case Study. Demonstrating the impact of the role of an administrator on wild dog management

Prepared for Invasive Animals Limited by Agknowledge. Peter Cooke and Nicol Taylor – 2017

impact manage
Carnavon_CaseStudy (.pdf, 1.1MB)

Insight: Wild Dog and Fox Control

Product flyer produced by Australian Wool Innovation – 2003

baiting
Canid Bait Flyer (.pdf, 69.78KB)

Assessing the effectiveness and reliability of a trap alert system for use in wild dog control

Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research Technical Report Series No. 218 – 2011

evaluation monitor
ARI_Tech_218 (.pdf, 1.87MB)

Assessing the safe and effective use of aerial baiting for the control of wild dogs in Victoria

Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research Technical Report Series No. 217 – 2011

baiting
ARI_Tech_217 (.pdf, 2.38MB)

Urban Dingoes (Canis lupis dingo and Hybrids) and Human Hydatid Disease (Echinococcus granulosus) in Queensland, Australia

Report by Ben Allen School of Animal Studies, The University of Queensland – 2006

evaluation impact
Allen2006_urban_dingo_USVPC (.pdf, 207.27KB)

Assessing the effectiveness of buried bating for the control of wild dogs in Victoria

Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research Technical Report Series No. 213 – 2011

baiting
ARI_Tech_213 (.pdf, 773.67KB)

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