Africa Imagery - Sample spreads from the book In Search of the African Wild Dog

Africa Imagery - Photographs of Africa, it's People and its Wildlife

Sample spreads from our book In Search of the African Wild Dog

Wild Dogs next to the fence separiting Vanetia Diamond Mine with Vanetia Game Reserve

Above: This is one of our favourite images showing Wild Dogs next to the fence separating Vanetia Diamond Mine with Vanetia Game Reserve. Share on Facebook

The meta dog population in South Africa involves moving dogs around in an attempt to mimic the natural process and prevent inbreeding. These wild dogs were darted at Pilanesberg National Park before being relocated to Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park

Above: The meta dog population in South Africa involves moving dogs around in an attempt to mimic the natural process and prevent inbreeding. These wild dogs were darted at Pilanesberg National Park before being relocated to Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park. Share on Facebook

Above: Wild Dogs use natural barriers when they are hunting to trap animals but are not above using man made obstacles like fences. Share on Facebook

Above: The African Wild Dog (Lycaon pictus) is a carnivorous mammal of the Canidae family and is found only in Africa. Share on Facebook

Africa Imagery - Photographs of Africa, it's People and its Wildlife

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