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Guard animals for livestock protection: existing and potential use in Australia

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Wild dogs, foxes and domestic dogs cause major losses to the Australian livestock industry each year. These losses fall into several categories:

  • livestock killed or maimed
  • production losses
  • predator control costs and
  • social impacts.

This review discusses livestock losses in Australia and provides information and case studies for the following livestock guarding animals (LGAs):

  • dogs
  • alpacas
  • llamas and
  • donkeys

in the protection of:

  • sheep
  • goats and
  • poultry.

This publication is also available in print from the bookshop.


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