After years of sniffing out drugs, Dingo, a 9-year-old police dog with the Washougal Police Department, will retire to a relaxing life on the couch, his owner said Saturday morning at the dog's r ...

But none of these are actually true and here’s why. Myth 1: dingoes don’t bark. Anyone who has been around dingoes for long enough will tell you that they do bark, but not like domestic dogs.

The case gained international notoriety, inspiring the 1988 film A Cry in the Dark, in which Meryl Streep, as Chamberlain, shouts the words that would become a morbid punch line: “The dingo’s ...

The actual quote, “A dingo ate my baby,” often varies in popular culture. The night Azaria was taken, some news outlets quoted Lindy as saying “A dingo’s got my baby,” while others ...

Azaria was no longer in the tent, and Lindy screamed the now infamous line, “A dingo’s got my baby!” What followed was Australia’s most famous saga, the subject of the 1988 film A Cry in ...

A BLACK dingo turned up to surprise a property owner and create much chat among Cassowary Coast residents, with many saying they’d also seen dark dingoes. Read Today's Paper Tributes.

Dingoes might look like your run-of-the-mill mongrel pooch, and for years, researchers assumed the dingo's ancestors were domesticated dogs from East Asia that subsequently went wild. But it turns ...