The size of the home territory varies according to the food supply. The level of testosterone in the male Dingo rises during the breeding season. Within an established social group only the alpha male and female will mate. Gestation is 63 days, the same as in domestic dogs. Both parents take part in raising the pups.
Litters average about five pups.
At fourteen days old the mother regurgitates food for the pups and by the age of three weeks, when they will leave the den for short ventures, they are able to eat rabbit. The sire may help feed the pups, as may other male and female Dingoes from within the social group. Prey around the den is not captured but left to allow the pups to practice their hunting skills. A clever pup finds a comfortable spot for a nap. Bibliography of the Dingo Dingo Farm Aust.