Blog posts in Wild Dog Diaries
Why Monitor an Endangered Species? Why Interfere?
“African Wild Dogs are an intensely social species in danger of extinction if nothing is done to halt their decline” (Creel & Creel...
Painted Dog Pups begin to emerge in Zululand!
Painted Dog pups are beginning to emerge from their dens across the country! African Wild Dogs (also known as Painted Dogs) are an intelligent and...
In Memory of Crossroads Pack
I thought I would post this in memory of a pack of Wild Dogs known as Crossroads Pack that used to roam Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. Crossroads Pack was...
African Wild Dogs introduced into Balule York Nature Reserve, part of the Greater Kruger National Park
On the 29th of October 2016, six African Wild Dogs from Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve were successfully moved to their new home in Balule Nature...
First Litter of Wild Dog Puppies on ZRR!
The first litter of African Wild Dog puppies has come to Zululand Rhino Reserve! As mother and aunt sit guarding the den, 3 from the pack of 5 wild...
Adopt an African Wild Dog in South Africa
With the monitoring of Wild Dogs (also known as the African Painted Dog) forming the basis of Wildlife ACT’s wildlife monitoring work, we’re...
Wild Dog Diaries: Pup anxiety in KZN
Wild dog denning season is an exciting time of the year, it means pups and an endless amount of fun. However, looking after the pups can also be a...
iMfolozi Wild Dogs Perform Beautifully for the BBC
The team from iMfolozi Game Reserve were excited to host a film crew from the BBC and Oxford Scientific Films for two exceptionally exciting days.