Found a coyote, I think

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This thread was an amazing read. I would like to hear more about Sandy as time goes on. It was also nice to hear about Nikki.
I had an encounter with a coyote recently that didn't end well for them. The DEP came out and dispatched it. But while I was trying to scare it off, I was able to get very close, closer than you should be able to get to a wild animal, but it was a truly beautiful creature.
 
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See post #504 here. Found in the wild in trouble and nursed her back to health. Thirteen years later, I had to put her down because of a neck problem. Surgery was discussed but prognosis wasn't good. Hardest thing to do was watch her go.... BUT, all of the great memories! If I could ever find another similar to her I wouldn't hesitate a second. Problem is there might not be such an animal out there... haven't found one yet.


Beautiful animal! I believe the reason they are so smart is because they have to be able to survive now days. Domestic dogs don't have to be quick with their thoughts or actions, although some are. But for an animal that has not had the self reliance bred out of it, to be smart is to survive!
Some through chance or other occurrence wind up inter mingled with us, for some open minded people it is an eye opening experience, for others it is just disturbing.
I know what you mean about being hard to watch her go, it feels as though you failed her, even when you know the worst is coming!
Then you always have moments that make you remember how they acted and responded to certain things. Like last night we had a guy come to the house, selling meat from a truck! I went out and talked to him and Weasel came over from watching us to smell him and introduce his self. The man reached down and petted him and asked me what kind of dog is he, I replied to him that he isn't. The guy was confused and asked what I meant that he isn't, I said he isn't a dog, he is a wolf! The man stood up straight and asked me if that wasn't dangerous, I asked him if he thought it was dangerous when he walked up! He said he guessed not, but still didn't pet Weasel.
What made me think of Shadow was the guy was black and for some reason we could never figure out she did not like black people, and he would have never been able to get out of his truck with her there!

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Beautiful animal! I believe the reason they are so smart is because they have to be able to survive now days. Domestic dogs don't have to be quick with their thoughts or actions, although some are. But for an animal that has not had the self reliance bred out of it, to be smart is to survive!
Some through chance or other occurrence wind up inter mingled with us, for some open minded people it is an eye opening experience, for others it is just disturbing.
I know what you mean about being hard to watch her go, it feels as though you failed her, even when you know the worst is coming!
Then you always have moments that make you remember how they acted and responded to certain things. Like last night we had a guy come to the house, selling meat from a truck! I went out and talked to him and Weasel came over from watching us to smell him and introduce his self. The man reached down and petted him and asked me what kind of dog is he, I replied to him that he isn't. The guy was confused and asked what I meant that he isn't, I said he isn't a dog, he is a wolf! The man stood up straight and asked me if that wasn't dangerous, I asked him if he thought it was dangerous when he walked up! He said he guessed not, but still didn't pet Weasel.
What made me think of Shadow was the guy was black and for some reason we could never figure out she did not like black people, and he would have never been able to get out of his truck with her there!

Night Guys

Randy, we were taught in K-9 training that dogs were color blind, this being so if the animal was not use to anyone with dark skin they were like a shadow to the dog which made them more alert . Also need to be aware of someone with a fear of the animal they could tell " fear scent" that humans can not smell but the K-9 could and they will take advantage.

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They could be color blind, and I agree about the fear scent. There was some people over at a doings of some kind we had (I can't remember what) but there was one guy that was afraid of big dogs( he was trying to hide it) but Weasel picked up on it and had a ball with him he would sneak up and touch him with his nose and run around. Reminded me of how the Indians would count coup.
There was just something with Shadow and black people the first one she saw was working on the street out front of the house and we thought she was going to go through the window after him, (the windows were closed and the AC was on) so I really don't think see could smell him.
She didn't act that way towards any of the other guys out there working only the one.
 
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New picture of Sandy thought everyone would like
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   / Found a coyote, I think #536  
Very nice dog!
 
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Randy thanks for posting. She looks good!

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