When was the donkey introduced to Australia?

Answer 1

The dingo was arguably introduced to Australia by the Aborigines thousands of years ago. Beyond that, dogs would have landed with the First Fleet in 1788. Answer The dingo was most likely given to coastal Aboriginal people in the far north (Arnhem Land) by the Lapita people, who ranged widely across the Pacific and thoughout the island and coastal regions of SE Asia. The dingo is very similar to native dogs in Malaysia, Timor and elsewhere. From the north it spread through natural movement and with migrating Aboriginals until is range covered the whole of the mainland (displacing the thylacine, the Tasmanian Tiger, the major dog-like marsupial).

Answer 2

they came on the first fleet with all the prisoners and guards in 1788

The dingo, which is a species of dog, is now considered native to Australia, but it was first brought to Australia by the Aborigines an estimated 4000 - 5000 years ago.

Apart from the dingo, the first dogs arrived on the First Fleet with the convicts, officers and marines in January 1788.

Answer 3

The dingo was arguably introduced to Australia by the Aborigines thousands of years ago. Beyond that, dogs would have landed with the First Fleet in 1788.

Answer 4

The early settlers in Australia brought with them livestock, dogs were also brought to herd them

Answer 5

It was introduced to Australia on the 21th of December 2012, That's when the world is meant to end where going to die :D