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Old 01-13-2009, 05:58 PM   #16
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i didnt say i didnt believe they do harm ,we must be lucky in our area. we have cattle, new born calves sometimes out on pasture, neighbours have sheep. Like I said, My Sister in law has poms, mini eskimos, we have two border collies, never a problem. we in a wild life conservation area, and never had a problem. yes they're all around us( 2300acres) they come to the fields close to the house they tour around. they howl at night driving our dogs nuts, they just bark back, we've never had one come on the yard.

How tragic for those who lost dogs to these creatures. I know it can happen, it just hasnt happened here.

and that poor lil girl.
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i didnt say i didnt believe they do harm ,we must be lucky in our area. we have cattle, new born calves sometimes out on pasture, neighbours have sheep. Like I said, My Sister in law has poms, mini eskimos, we have two border collies, never a problem. we in a wild life conservation area, and never had a problem. yes they're all around us( 2300acres) they come to the fields close to the house they tour around. they howl at night driving our dogs nuts, they just bark back, we've never had one come on the yard.

How tragic for those who lost dogs to these creatures. I know it can happen, it just hasnt happened here.

and that poor lil girl.
Since you live in a wildlife conservation area, the coyotes are able to find food.

The problem in the US is that we have encroached on the natural habitats of our wild animals. We have made it more and more difficult for them to find food since houses now fill the areas where they previously hunted.

Coyotes used to stay away from man. Now they are living side by side with us in residential areas and have become quite comfortable hunting for food very close to our homes.
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Old 01-13-2009, 07:22 PM   #18
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Coyotes arent going to bug or harm your dogs, they are more scared of your dogs! My sister inlaw has pomeraniums, we live in wildlife country and they are outside all the time, and they've done nothing to them. there are tones of coyotes around us. they dont even bother our cattle, not even with calves being born.
Sorry to disagree with you, but where I live, in the country, in NW IN, the coyotes have lost their food supply and they are out to EAT our dogs. Recently, a neighbor left his little dog outside for 30 seconds while he went in the house to get something, and when he came out, two coyotes were cornering his dog, right up at the back door of his house.

Coyotes generally travel in packs, and they send two "scouts" out to corner their prey, and when they have done so, the rest of the pack, descends.

I spent over 35 years doing "Orphaned Wildlife Rehab" and believe me, they are no longer afraid of people. When they are hungry, they lose their fear.

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Old 01-13-2009, 07:43 PM   #19
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Oh no that's horrible. I would be freaking out too. Its so sad that your Doggie wont be able to run freely.
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Old 01-13-2009, 07:55 PM   #20
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I just came in from my backyard with Toby. I can't believe I'm reading this thread. I was standing in the back corner of our 1/2 acre in the middle of town in Connecticut. I heard what I thought was a a coyote howling and then some smaller dogs barking and then some not so great noises. I hope everything is okay, but it didn't sound like it was. It's 10:30 here. There is a big empty field behind my house, and the howling was coming from across the field. I know of people who have let their dogs out and they have never come back.
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we live outside of the Phoenix area and will hear about them coming into our subdivision sometimes, although I haven't seen one. I have to worry about hawks though, they sit out on the power lines and watch. One of the girls I work with knows someone who had their yorkie taken out of the backyard by a hawk and there was nothing they could do, it was very sad.
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I work two days a week in a coffee stand to get out of the house, one of my customers in the general area has had her dog attacked by a coyote she was outside with her and the dog was still attacked it has been about 6 months since this incident but it still makes me think, i had never seen nor heard them at my house before today, but you can never be too careful with your babies, it is also so scarey to hear that there have been dogs attacked on leash in california. I am in the process of putting up a fence in my front yard but this might be the thing that makes it happen a little faster.
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Here where we live it's not the coyotes, it's the hawks and owls that I have to watch for. Haven't heard coyotes for a long time, but it's scary all the way around.
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Where I live, Coyotes are everywhere. I see more dead coyotes on the side of the road then I do rabbits, And there are alot of rabbits on the side of the road. I have come n contact with at least 40 in the past 2 years. At a very close distance. I almost lost the GSD I walk to one of them when she was off leash. She chased One away and she could have very well killed it, but luckily he/she was spooked to much to turn around and attack. These coyotes will crawl into your yard and act very very submisive to make friends with your dog, when your dog follows it out of your yard, The pack will be waiting to attack.. My family were accually thinking about getting A tibetan mastiff for guarding/working purposes. Im not sur I would be able to handel keeping a dog outside all day and night, Even if it was bred and trrained to do its job The tibetan would be trained to kill Coyotes, and wouldnt have any problem killing them without getting hurt. But i still wouldnt like having oe out there. (We have 6 acres of land).. My friends huskey was killed by 3 coyotees! And he wasnt a small dog eiter, he was huge!
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Old 01-14-2009, 12:23 PM   #25
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You have cause for concern. I live in CT. the coyote population is booming. Keep in mind that these are predatory animals. Please, keep your babies safe! NEVER, EVER leave them unattended.
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It was a miracle you saw him first.
A couple of years ago two tore up a doberman in his own back yard.
This was in a residential area too. I guess we have to really blame
man. They continue to take woods away from the animals and they
are forced to come into areas that they never would have in the past.
Malls are closing down the street and they are building another down
the other street! Makes no sence at all!
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Old 01-14-2009, 12:45 PM   #27
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Coyote will go after dogs and I would be concerned of rabies if a nocternal animal shows itself in day light be careful! My little Izzy, all 4 pounds of her, made it through a Black Bear attack. We live on 2 1/2 acres and I let her and her sister get away from me they were barking at something in the woods acting really badass when all of a sudden a bear jumped out and I saw my little baby tumble. I screamed and thought for sure she was a goner. Both of them ran thier little feet off to the house. Scared me to DEATH! Fortunately Izzy was just out of his reach and she only had 2 punctures. A great story at the Vet office but man an eye opener for me!
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Coyotes arent going to bug or harm your dogs, they are more scared of your dogs! My sister inlaw has pomeraniums, we live in wildlife country and they are outside all the time, and they've done nothing to them. there are tones of coyotes around us. they dont even bother our cattle, not even with calves being born.
The coyotes around here have been known to snatch a small dog off one of thoses extendo leashes while the people were walking the dog. They have also gone into peoples houses after small children or pets. One even tried to snatch a human baby out of a sand-box at a very populated park. I think this was in Ca. They can scale a 6 foot block wall and wait until you let your pet outside in the back yard. The coyotes hear have killed my chickens right outside my bedroom window. They are extreme, skillful and sneaky predators and are not afraid of humans or small to medium size dogs. They are afraid of ostridges, llamas and donkeys as these animals will kill a coyote if possible. Please dont underestimate these coyotes when it comes to the safety of your small dogs!
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Coyote will go after dogs and I would be concerned of rabies if a nocternal animal shows itself in day light be careful! My little Izzy, all 4 pounds of her, made it through a Black Bear attack. We live on 2 1/2 acres and I let her and her sister get away from me they were barking at something in the woods acting really badass when all of a sudden a bear jumped out and I saw my little baby tumble. I screamed and thought for sure she was a goner. Both of them ran thier little feet off to the house. Scared me to DEATH! Fortunately Izzy was just out of his reach and she only had 2 punctures. A great story at the Vet office but man an eye opener for me!

OMG Talk about a lucky puppy. Thank heavens Izzy is ok.
I would never leave the house again!
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There are always coyotes running around outside my house.
The strange thing is that I live in the middle of Los Angeles
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