Dingo Pups Wall Decal

Dingo Pups Wall Decal

These gorgeous little sleepy Dingo Pups are irresistibly cute!

This Dingo pups wall sticker works well along your skirting boards or sitting above a desk, change table, chest of drawers or side table. They are great on their own or you can add in some of our other Aussie friends and create your own Australian themed room.

Australia has some of the most amazing and unique animals in the world and here at Bush Babies Downunder, our aim is to showcase them to the world with a range of gorgeous products, painted in soft watercolour.

Spark your child's interest in our amazing Australian wildlife by decorating their room or play area with these amazing creatures.

Approximate Size:
50cm wide x 25cm high

*SIZING - Please note that pictures are a visual representation only. Some decals may appear larger or smaller due to differences in furniture sizes etc - we 100% recommend getting a tape measure and having a look a the size for yourself before buying, we cannot take any responsibility for purchases made based on photo size only. All of our measurements are included in our listings. Sizes are approximate only.

This wall sticker / decal is printed on a non toxic, eco friendly, removable, repositionable, superior quality printable fabric adhesive – which means you can keep moving them and they will still stick!!

Not the size you want? Not a problem! We can custom print any of our designs to the size you require. Simply contact us through the contact form on this website, and we will get back to you within 24 hours.

**SHIPPING NOTE** Please note if you choose standard shipping at checkout there is no way for us to track your order once it has left, therefore we cannot be held responsible for any lost or late packages. We strongly advise all customers, especially overseas, to choose a tracked shipping method.

NOTE: Overseas orders can take a minimum of 3 weeks for delivery. (this is a minimum, some orders have taken nearly 6 weeks to arrive) with standard shipping. If you need your package sooner, we advise choosing express overseas postage or at a minimum tracked shipping.

^^All designs on this website are exclusively designed by us and are copyrighted and not to be re-sold or re-produced in any way.

Add the Dingo pups wall sticker along side any of our other wallstickers or wall art in any room in the house from the babies room, family room, kids bedroom, stairway or living room.

Here are some facts about dingoes:

1. Dingoes are wild dogs native to Australia. They are considered a distinct species and are not true domestic dogs.
2. Dingoes are believed to have arrived in Australia around 4,000 years ago, possibly brought by Asian seafarers. They are considered one of the oldest dog breeds in the world.
3. Dingoes have a lean and athletic build. They typically weigh between 13 to 20 kilograms (29 to 44 pounds) and stand about 60 centimetres (24 inches) tall at the shoulder.
4. Their fur can vary in colour, ranging from sandy yellow to reddish-brown or even black. Their coat helps them blend into their surroundings and provides insulation against temperature extremes.
5. Dingoes are highly adaptable and can be found in various habitats, including deserts, grasslands, and forests. They have even been spotted on some of Australia's offshore islands.
6. These wild dogs are opportunistic hunters and are known for their ability to survive in harsh conditions with limited resources. They have a diverse diet that includes small mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, and even fruits and plants.
7. Dingoes are known for their distinctive howl, which is often used for communication within their pack or to establish territory boundaries. They also have a range of other vocalizations, including barks, growls, and whines.
8. Dingoes are generally solitary animals, but they can form packs for social interactions and hunting. Pack sizes can vary depending on factors such as food availability and territory size.
9. Dingoes have a unique breeding cycle compared to domestic dogs. They typically breed once a year, with a gestation period of around nine weeks. Dingoes are capable of hybridizing with domestic dogs, which can pose a threat to their genetic purity.
10. The conservation status of dingoes is a topic of debate. While they are not currently classified as endangered, their populations face threats such as habitat loss, control measures to protect livestock, and hybridization with domestic dogs.

Remember that dingoes are wild animals and should be respected as such. It's important to exercise caution and maintain a safe distance when encountering them in their natural habitats.

If you love dingos as much as us then grab your Dingo pups wall sticker today.