Your Charisma score increases by 1

Dingos reach maturity around 1 to 2 years and usually live between 7 and 10 years.

Dingos tend towards good alignments due to their natural Demeiner, but there are exceptions to this.

Dingos are roughly all a similar size in adulthood. your size is small.

Your base walking speed is 30 feet. 

You can 'speak' and read Common and two extra languages of your choice.

Note that dingos do not necessarily use speech; whilst they can understand their chosen languages, the specifics of how they communicate are left to the players.

Some possibilities include having the full ability of speech, being uncannily effective at conveying meaning through gesture and sounds (“I think she is saying the kids are down the well") or having another character who can understand and interpret for the dingo. Regardless of how the dingo expresses itself, it is assumed that it is communicating with its allies with sufficient fluency as to avoid any penalties to rolls.

Dingos have advantage on Perception checks based on smell or hearing and disadvantage on Perception checks depending upon colour recognition.

You're a natural hunter. You have advantage on wisdom (survival) checks of rolls related to tracking a target using scent.

You have a strong and powerful mouth and neck. When you succeed in hitting a creature of your size or smaller with your Bite attack you may also declare it is grappled. You may use this ability against a creature larger than you, but if you do, your move becomes 0 while grappling and you will move along with the grappled creature.

You have a natural bite attack. You are proficient with this attack and it counts as both a weapon attack and an unarmed attack. This attack does 1d4 + your Strength modifier damage. This increases to 1d6 + your Strength modifier at level 5 and 1d8+ your Strength modifier at level 10.