Wild dogs

Fleming, P.J.S. and R.W. Parker. 1991. Temporal decline of 1080 within meat baits used for control of wild dogs in New South Wales. Austral. Wildl. Res. 18 729-740. 

Mcllroy, J.C., R.J. Cooper, E.J. Gifford, B.F. Green, and K.W. Newgrain. 1986a. The effect on wild dogs, Canis f. familiaris, of 1080-poisoning campaigns in Kosciusko National Park, N.S.W. Austral. Wildl. Res. 13 535-544. 

Mcllroy, J.C., E.J. Gifford, and S.M. Carpenter. 1988. The effect of rainfall and blowfly larvae on the toxicity of 1080 -treated meat baits used in poisoning campaigns against wild dogs. Austral. Wildl. Res. 15 473-483. 

Janzen (1978) had noted that Indian tigers, wild dogs, civets, bears, and jackals feed on species (Carea arborea, Dalbergia latifolia), which helps in the elimination of their intestinal parasites. In the present study, plant parts used by both humans and animals, it may be quite likely that by ingesting similar plant parts, animals may be benefiting from similar therapeutic value as the humans. Nevertheless, without any chemical constituent analysis it is difficult to draw any further conclusion about whether the overlap in plant parts used by humans and animals were for similar ailments or just as a diet. But, this information will provide a baseline for detail future study in such aspects. 

Domestic dogs, Canis familiaris, 179 Prairie dog, Cynomus sp., 202, 802 Wild dog, Canis familiaris familiaris, 787 Dolphin... 

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