Coat colour cannot be used to distinguish hybrids. Dingo-like domestic dogs and dingo-hybrids can be generally distinguished by the more dog-typical kind of barking that exists among the hybrids, and differences in the breeding cycle, certain skull characteristics, and genetic analyses can be used for differentiation. Despite all the characteristics that can be used for distinguishing between dingoes and other domestic dogs, there are two problems that should not be underestimated. First, there is no real clarity regarding at what point a dog is regarded as a "pure" dingo, and, secondly, no distinguishing feature is completely reliable — it is not known which characteristics permanently remain under the conditions of natural selection.
Coat colour cannot be used to distinguish hybrids Dingo-like domestic dogs and dingo-hybrids can be generally distinguished by the more dog-typical kind of barking that exists among the hybrids and differences in the breeding cycle certain skull characteristics and genetic analyses can be used for differentiation Despite all the characteristics that can be used for distinguishing between dingoes and other domestic dogs there are two problems that should not be underestimated First there is no real clarity regarding at what point a dog is regarded as a "pure" dingo and secondly no distinguishing feature is completely reliable — it is not known which characteristics permanently remain under the conditions of natural selection