Assertion: dingo | /r/HasProperty | breed
Facets:
value: 6.000–10.000 years ago
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the canis lupus pallipes
type: OTHER
value: from canis lupus arabs
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Dingo is a breed that has never been domesticated, like a wolf, true wild animal.
text: A widely distributed theory says that dingoes have evolved or were bred from the Canis lupus pallipes or Canis lupus arabs around 6.000–10.000 years ago (this was also assumed for all domestic dogs).
text: Some writers disagree that the dingo should be considered as a dog breed because they believe "true" dingoes can be tamed but not truly domesticated.
text: The Dingo is a breed that has never been fully domesticated.
text: However, “The Dingo is a breed that has never been fully domesticated,” and can display more aloof behavior than its fully domesticated cousins (Dingoes, 2013).