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Adaptation of
Dusty : The Story of a Sheep Dog
1946
single work
children's fiction
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1983
Dusty
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Dusty is part Kelpie, but his mother was a dingo. He was reared by dingoes but later bought as a puppy by an ageing bushman, Tom Lincoln, who trains him to be a champion sheep dog. When a spate of sheep killings begins, Dusty is the obvious suspect, and the old man and his dog take to the road and return to the bush.
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Works about this Work
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Loaded Dogs : Dogs, Domesticity and 'The Wild' in Australian Cinema
2014
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Cinematic Canines : Dogs and Their Work in the Fiction Film 2014; (p. 143-157)
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Loaded Dogs : Dogs, Domesticity and 'The Wild' in Australian Cinema
2014
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Cinematic Canines : Dogs and Their Work in the Fiction Film 2014; (p. 143-157)
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