In Alaska, the primary wild dog species is the Arctic fox, which is adapted to the cold environment. Additionally, the gray wolf is prevalent in many regions of the state, often hunting in packs. While not a wild dog in the traditional sense, the Alaskan husky is also noteworthy, as it is a domesticated breed used for sledding and has wild ancestry.
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Wild dogs live in Africa
Australia has the wild dogs called Dingos
they live anywhere
i aint even know?
African wild dogs live in several different countries. A few of the countries are Zimbabwe, Angola, and Botswana.
In Africa.
Absolutely. Alaska has Alaska poppies, wild iris, frigid shooting star, and many other wild flowers. Russia has wildflowers too.
African wild dogs live in several different countries. A few of the countries are Zimbabwe, Angola, and Botswana.
There are wild dogs in Ohio. Any area with a national forest is home to wild dogs. The dogs are often domestic dogs that left their owners on a walk in the park. These doggies have offspring.
There are thousands of wild dogs that are living today. These dogs can be found in almost all locations on Earth.
Since they are not a wild animal, they live where people and dogs live.