Why they’re a problem
Wild dogs can cause devastating losses to sheep and cattle, and often attack in packs. They also pose a threat to working dogs and pets.
Attacks are brutal, repeated, and they teach the pack that livestock is food.
Our approach
We employ motion-activated cameras and targeted patrols to track movements. Once located, we respond with the right calibre firearm for a clean, humane solution.
Your Impact Statement
Alongside your written report, we can provide an Impact Statement for any job. It uses breeding data from NSW DPI and CSIRO to estimate how many wild dogs will be prevented from being born over the next 18 months as a result of the work on your property. It shows the real value of control: not just what was removed on the night, but the generations that won't follow.
Wild dogs usually breed once a year, with litters of four to six pups, so removing breeding dogs before pups are born keeps next season's numbers down.
Questions
What is an Impact Statement?
It's a summary we can provide with any job. Using breeding data from NSW DPI and CSIRO, it estimates how many wild dogs will be prevented from being born over 18 months because of the work on your property.
Areas we service: South Coast, Southern Tablelands, Braidwood, Bungendore, Yass, Bowral.