Wild Dog Safaris
was originally founded by Allan & Liz Kirby
Wild Dog Safaris was founded by Allen and Liz Kirby in 1997. The early days were considered as an adventure rather than a fully fledged business. The clients that traveled with these “Old Dogs” could see this and immediately became part of the pack. As the years have passed, the company has grown in size and from strength to strength, forming and and maintaining relationship with all its clients globally.
The safari style Wild Dog Safaris initiated 13 years ago has not changed at all. It has been its trademark and survives still in today’s competitive world. There is a certain romantic sense around it – climbing into a Safari Truck in your shorts, T-Shirt and sandals and surviving days of sun, dunes and wildlife. The initial anticipation and eventual emotions of meeting new people and the guides are all part of the excitement. New found friendships that will last a lifetime and the endless memories of images and adventure that this great country of Namibia will leave you.
As the world is growing smaller with the ever advancing world of Internet technology, so must Wild Dog Safaris adapt. It was realized a year ago that Wild Dog Safaris must become more accessible to its global network on the net. The aim was not to just build an updated website, but rather to make the site more user friendly in terms of convenience and the sharing of information. In doing so, clients viewing the website will not only be able to view Safaris offered, but will actually be able to view live availability and book online, become part of its community in either Facebook, Twitter or read the articles and comment on our very own blog.
The community that Wild Dog Safaris created years ago is still very much intact, but has just evolved and grown and can now through the internet media, share all its news and updates and in turn receive news from its own community.
Wild Dog Safaris is here to stay and welcomes you all to join in on the great adventure it started 13 years ago
On 15th April 2007 Allan Kirby passed away.
