AllieBaba
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Coyotes don't worry me too much, I don't think I've heard of them ever hurting people but you never know. I'm lucky that I have Mylo. If coyotes attack I can just throw Mylo at them and while they're busy eating her (because they will want to) we can make our getaway.
I like to listen to coyotes kiyi...they throw their voices. And my dogs always act like they're on vacation when coyotes are around. They bark at bugs, at airplanes, at the wind, at plants, at deer, at trucks, at the kids, at food....but when coyotes are in the vicinity they're strangely quiet...usually enjoying a little nap on the porch. Snoring. I think it's an act, though. I think they know the coyotes there and they're playing dead so they don't have to deal with them.
I don't like the idea of a cat dropping on me or my kids from behind, though. That is not a pleasant thought. And we do have cats. These are narrow trails in lots of timber and deadfall, on a steep, steep hillside. I love it, it's a blast. But you have to stay awake. And dogs are helpful when it comes to noticing other animals. (Well maybe not coyotes, lol).
I like to listen to coyotes kiyi...they throw their voices. And my dogs always act like they're on vacation when coyotes are around. They bark at bugs, at airplanes, at the wind, at plants, at deer, at trucks, at the kids, at food....but when coyotes are in the vicinity they're strangely quiet...usually enjoying a little nap on the porch. Snoring. I think it's an act, though. I think they know the coyotes there and they're playing dead so they don't have to deal with them.
I don't like the idea of a cat dropping on me or my kids from behind, though. That is not a pleasant thought. And we do have cats. These are narrow trails in lots of timber and deadfall, on a steep, steep hillside. I love it, it's a blast. But you have to stay awake. And dogs are helpful when it comes to noticing other animals. (Well maybe not coyotes, lol).