Wild Dogs Act

The Wild Dogs Act, initially passed in 1912, was a piece of South Australian legislation regarding wild dogs and dingos in Australia, and subtitled An Act to provide for the Destruction of Wild Dogs. This act led to an economy of dingo scalping to collect bounties.

This act was followed by updates and amendments, including 1931, 1938, and 1948.

References

External links
Text of the law at dspace.flinders.edu.au

Category:Environmental law in Australia
Category:1912 in law
Category:1912 in Australia
Category:1912 in the environment
Category:Dog law