D-I-N-G-O

In Australia lives a dog
And Dingo is his name-o
D-I-N-G-O
D-I-N-G-O
D-I-N-G-O

And Dingo is his name-o

Now, when we spell the word Dingo, this time, we're going to clap instead of saying the letter 'D'. Are you ready? Here we go

He does not bark but he can howl
And Dingo is his name O
(Clap) I-N-G-O
(Clap) I-N-G-O
(Clap) I-N-G-O
And Dingo is his name-o

This time when we spell the word Dingo, we're going to clap instead of saying the letters 'D' and 'I'. You ready? Here we go

His ears stand up all the time
And Dingo is his name O
(Clap clap) N-G-O
(Clap clap) N-G-O
(Clap clap) N-G-O
And Dingo is his name-o

Now we're going to clap for the letters 'D', 'I' and 'N'. Are you ready? Here we go

This dog has a bushy tail
And Dingo is his name-o

(Clap clap clap) G-O
(Clap clap clap) G-O
(Clap clap clap) G-O
And Dingo is his name-o

Now we're going to clap for the letters 'D', 'I', 'N' and 'G'. Are you ready? Here we go

His fur is gold and yellow
And Dingo is his name-o
(Clap clap clap clap) O
(Clap clap clap clap) O
(Clap clap clap clap) O
Emma: And Dingo Is his name-o

Now we're going to clap for the letters 'D', 'I', 'N', 'G' and 'O'. Are you ready? Here we go

He hides food in the ground
And Dingo is his name-o
(Clap clap clap clap clap)
(Clap clap clap clap clap)
(Clap clap clap clap clap)
And Dingo is his name-o
Dingo!