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My dog is actually descended from dingos. Part of their breed.
What's their behavior like?
Ive got a pariah dog too but not dingo. Incredibly prey driven. Does not bark much unless she has a reason. Very bad with other dogs, tests their reflexes if given the chance. Used to be bad with people and food possessive but she's good now after years of training and socialization.
Also is an escape artist. Climbed a nine foot chain link fence and chewed through stucco.
Had a friend whose Australian Shepherd learned to climb a chain link fence. Her stupid brother would sit there and watch her do it, but never attempted to do it himself.
Like a dog. It comes from their Australian Cattle Dog heritage. They were interbred with dingos.
They say that about the Kelpie, not the cattledog perse.