#113

Taking his pills with a little attitude. Recorded January 29, 2018.
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[@pamelaraffel9142]

Scooter is a coyote----not a domesticated animal. These people who care for him know what they are doing. When Scooter growls and bears teeth he is telling them he's in a nervous state. If Scooter were AGGRESSIVE he would just go ahead and tear into them but he doesn't. Since we as humans are supposed to be of superior intelligence we should know that not every being thinks likes us. Scooter is who HE is and NOT who we think he should be. Sean and company you are heroes all!

[@mixonisse5618]

Thank you, wish this was pinned or something

[@authority3068]

Yeah, I really don’t understand why these people want to put up worth this thing all day long. Seems like they treat it with love and it’s a complete dick in return.

[@ryancentnarowicz]

A coyote is like an introduction to caring for a Wolf.

[@wildwildItaly]

@@authority3068 he's a wild animal not a puppy dog, and maybe he thinks he's the alpha of the pack, he'd be like that with his own family, but in certain ways I agree with you, like why keep him like that..

[@schoolprojectssk228]

@@wildwildItaly he was found as a baby, thats why

[@momo-dm3rw]

"I'm a predator and I'm anger incarnate". "A treat?" "I accept reluctantly".

[@r.b.4611]

Hahahahahaaha

[@colinboots8694]

lol

[@tracybush1970]

Incarnate is a great word

[@gordonb7765]

Predator? Coyotes are scavengers, they dont even kill their prey before they start eating. I've come across multiple newborn calves on the ranch that coyotes have eaten the back legs off while still alive! Wolves at least kill their prey before eating it.

[@bertosantos9108]

That's a myth, it's not rare to see them thunting rabbits,rats and even boars in a group

[@RoyaleWitCheese04]

Just cause I don't like it don't mean it ain't mine. - Coyote

[@pamelaraffel9142]

Hey iBe---Love it!!! Absolutely real and true!!

[@niiyemoh6005]

-girls too

[@sweets2056]

iBeOnThat Kryptonite 😂😂

[@eastsideterri22]

My lab is that way. I hate it I hate it. Hey get away I wanted that. If my other dog even looks her way Lol. Even if she hates it ALOT. Can't let anyone else enjoy the hate. Animals are AWESOME

[@whothehellareyoumane]

When Coyote became Yandere🤣

[@Glandorray]

He's very good at communicating with you entirely on his body language. Good boy.

[@OdeeOz]

Sadly the converse cannot be said for the handler. :'(

[@daisymay6505]

Odee Dillon you clearly have no knowledge of what scooter and his handler are like, scooter was taken off the side of the road as a baby On the brink of death and is now an education animal, Sean knows perfectly well how to take care of scooter and all his needs and is a fully licensed wildlife caregiver

[@Slappap]

Scooter: I hate this medicine-BUT DONT YOU DARE TAKE IT ITS MINE!

[@brandimagnotta3017]

Lol

[@dougiequick1]

He obviously does not "hate it" ...He is not into letting food items go to waste ....if it were a piece of raw meat I am pretty sure he would have wolfed...or rather coyotied it right down immediately

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

Slappap Scooter: Touch my pills, and the last thing you’ll ever have is a ripped off hand!!!

[@connordh89]

It was really interesting seeing him switch back and forth between his instinctual possessiveness and letting the handler continue to collect the pieces because its clear he trusts him.

[@Vera-xu3xw]

As long as you got food he's your friend. I know people like Scooter.

[@willpowr416]

Underrated comment

[@DETmichigan-yy6lf]

Yeah, but it's usually beer

[@michaelclayton3114]

Drop him a fried pork chop ! No canine can resist that - he'll never growl again .

[@nmspy]

Surprisingly it works with salmon as well

[@nothulkhogan7666]

Democrats?

[@rennierad]

I make that same face when I have to take my meds too.

[@ash_2671]

rennie rad hahahahahahaha😆😅

[@gachachipcookie8213]

Pffft!

[@Kaikoii-WEBBVI]

My face when I eat medicine:about to hiss and also a sour bitter face(you can imagine I look weird as shit)

[@kirbyisdonewithyourbs2810]

Omg pffft

[@cellogirl11rw55]

Me, too. I don't like them, but I need them.

[@karlp8484]

That Coyote is exactly 50% wild and 50% tame. Right on the edge.

[@stdxkai5294]

Fax

[@bickle8931]

No tame just means a wild animal has learned to like people you canr have a 50% tame animal they either are or they arent

[@radofficial4672]

He has the RAGE in him..

[@dougiequick1]

I'd say 100% wild and 30% somewhat willing to cooperate ....to a degree....which hardly qualifies as "tame" ...just smart is all

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

@Jacob Zondag So like a wild animal then. 🤔

[@masterpanther1]

Got some pretty cool screenshots of that aggressive look. He is flat-out beautiful. Great looking coyote!

[@ghostlylover99123]

You can sure tell when an animal is well looked after

[@mattmanzano51]

All animals are inherently beautiful. Do not mistake beauty for tameness.

[@MsScarletwings]

H M Blobfish actually look much less ugly in their natural habitat. It’s the pressure difference that makes their bodies melt and “blob” out like that when you bring them to the surface.

[@leemagrish3432]

Why do we humans want to make pets out of wild creatures?

[@jonathanstein1783]

Yeah, he's NOTHING like Cody the Coyote at Save a fox. That coyote is about as "tame" as you're ever going to see. And he's bonded with only one person. He doesn't really care for anyone else.

[@dopplerfox]

1:04 lol the way he looks at the camera then spits it out

[@tdmj2812]

Scooter is beautiful!

[@davidhendershott5663]

I used to share a home with a coyote, she showed up one afternoon, just after I fed the dog, and stayed for 24 years, she was not fenced, but she didn't roam, she would perk her ears when other coyotes howled every evening, but she did not howl back. she was not food aggressive, you could take food out of her mouth, and give it back to her.

[@howardmckenna]

That sounds really special.

[@olbuddyolpal120]

24 years? I had no idea they could live so long. That’s pretty neat.

[@shereehardin5783]

cool. I think females are less aggressive than males but that's my belief.

[@AlbertoRodriguez-ju6hc]

She sounds like a socialized animal, like maybe people took care of her before you did, maybe they released her back in to the wild, and she eventually found her way to you.

[@destinycruz9654]

I have a male coyote mix and even though he is not very much coyote he’s very possessive of his treats and myself but that doesn’t mean he’s never bitten me when he doesnt like something or doesn’t get his way it just depends on the personality at first he was a shy scared little puppy now hes only 8 months only and is about 5”7 on hind legs but it could also be his other mixes like wolf husky ect it depends on genetics as well

[@liajohnson685]

that's the growl I make when Pizza Hut is late delivering my pizza

[@jpyt845]

that's the growl I made last time I ate Pizza Hut🤬

[@mtroyh1826]

a lot of pizza huts closed in NY. Not too many left

[@thazmat]

@@mtroyh1826 I wonder what replaced it.

[@SavedbyGraceCT]

When the Alarm goes off on a Monday morning... instant Scooter mode...

[@melissajohnson2935]

Naw that's the sound your gut makes an hour after eating pizza hut grease bread with cheese 😂😂

[@terrahotlanta5892]

Scooter is beautiful!!!!!!! I'm glad that you have taken time in your life to ensure his survival and live a great life...💜💜💜💜💜

[@bgvideo100]

OMG I just realized I didn't know a coyote could look so healthy. Amazing.

[@angrybanana5476]

In Swedish coyote literally means prairie Wolf so by the name they should be big

[@bickle8931]

Kron kalle coyotes are not very big and should not look like this lmao theyre

[@dougiequick1]

@GoFuck Yourself Best name ever ...and back at ya bud

[@dougiequick1]

I'd name that coyote that also! Fits PERFECT!

[@sugarshadowsilverpony9611]

Need coyote. Had a timberwolf /alsaition 50/50 cross male.looked like wolf. Wonderful .

[@Starseed3]

He is GORGEOUS!! 🥰👍

[@ThomasDoubting5]

You aint bad yourself

[@louielouiepks]

Yes nice coat. Make a good trappers hat.

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

Sarah Gelfand Glenner He’s handsome even when angry

[@wormgoblin5048]

@@louielouiepks so would you, not trying to be mean but maybe throw out the head pretty ugly if I'm honest, no offence to you tho. You just wouldn't make the best rug, maybe the soles to a shoe might be good for you. Have a good day

[@beaujaymes75]

He is dangerous

[@jeffreycasano7705]

Wow, I felt like I was watching The Howling! Definitely not a pet, but still has bonded with his human caregivers which is fascinating to see.

[@jrdeckard3317]

I had a coyote walk up on me when I was shoveling snow from my driveway at 4 a.m. He stayed about 20 feet away, watching me. I continued shoveling. When I faced him, his head went low, eyes still on me. He didn't seem the slightest afraid. When I walked back to the house, he followed, just out of reach of the shovel. I felt sized-up. Never saw him after that once.

[@PandoraBVV]

Sounds like you had a hungry, but human-wise coyote interaction! Perhaps someone nearby had been feeding him and he was thinking you might too!?

[@avenvalco2829]

They’re inquisitive. The rest of the pack wasn’t far behind.

[@bobbystereo936]

@@bingchungus they are loners but around 5a.m I watched about 5 or 6 making it back into the flood gauge adjacent from the bus stop just down my street. It was scary! The pack leader didn't notice me but the other did. Guess they had to hurry out of the neighborhood before sun up?

[@nitanice]

@@bingchungus nope. Pack animals. When I lived in Aspen, we had to keep dogs and cats inside. The pack would often send a female in heat to entice a male dog out. They'd either eat him, mate with him or both. Cats they'd just flat out eat.

[@thomasfraser3155]

"The trickster" in native stories. He's beautiful. Thanx for sharing

[@louiselemieux]

​Look at his eyes from 3:09 - 3:30. Lovely and fascinating. Don't forget, he has his limitations; he was wired to be a predator, but I read "I love you though". When he has his crows out, I don't read "I hate you", I read "I don't quite understand/trust what your intentions are. I'm not quite sure what you want to do, so I'm not sure I trust you." That's how I believe he felt at that very moment. These animals live in high fear mode, and love mode too. Nature grounds them like a magnet through it all. Their rationality is different from ours. But some of us are able to reach to them and I applaud. I did not get this all on my own. Other cultures have opened my mind. (Indian from America and Indian from Asia).

[@sidilicious11]

louise lemieux such intelligence in those eyes.

[@andrew9371]

yeah he's a beautiful animal the canis genus is by far my favorite group out of all the animals we share our planet with they are all such gorgeous animals

[@snikkerr1949]

Frightening...same face that stalked down my driveway one day heading for my chihuahua!

[@louiselemieux]

@@snikkerr1949 Hmmm, yes, I understand, I know what you mean. But why don't I see it in this video? Look closely, are you sure it was the same? Of course you would see some common traits as they were wired to be predators, but I see something else in this video.

[@dominiquepilon5764]

louise lemieux beautiful eyes bad attitude lol

[@BigFreakingCacodemon]

Scooter growls for a variety of reasons. The one I'm interested in is his growl over the medicine that, despite hating, he became possessive of at 1:48. He is obviously warning you that he'd like to keep it. My questions are: is the growl done out of malice? Of course some of it is instinctual, but what is the mindset behind it? Also, would he follow through with a bite or mouthing of any sort if you were to reach for it?

[@WhiteWolfos]

BigFreakingCacodemon Yes he's def possessive but it's also a dominant warning action. They tend to do it more freely than dogs. Not all growls are bad. They can growl when they play too or are excited for something it just depends.

[@ShadowCryptidUser]

True he would be happier to be free

[@shoulders-of-giants]

This helps survival. Someone from your group wants to take something away: You warn them and eat what is yours. Both you and your group member are saved by that warning.

[@danielclark653]

The possessiveness that scooter shows is a display of dominance saying "I may not like this but you can't have it's mine I own it" and it gives dogs a sense that they matter and have power in a pack

[@TwiinArmagedons]

It is a COYOTE! They growl because it is in their nature and they belong in the wild. That's what they've been bred to do. Why on Earth would you question that? I question the fact why one Earth do these people have a coyote, a wild animal that growls at them and attacks them. They know he doesn't like humans, and yet they put him through this. It's cruel

[@Jesuscatshockey]

Coyotes are very intelligent. Thanks for educating me here. I've had them growl at me locally, I've been followed while backpacking by them. That night I put Jack Daniel's in my dinner saucer & left it outside my tent. Got tired of their wet noses pressed onto my tent...worried too. Anyhoo they come smell it them some begin lapping it up along w left over canned Dintymore beef stew. Less than 5min later two flopped over against the tent asleep. San Jacinto Mtn, CA, Jan/1983.

[@cyborg266]

Yeah, I was one of those!

[@sbkenn1]

Alcohol can easily kill a canine.

[@h_curly6384]

@@sbkenn1 yeah dumb people dont seem to realize that animals have different enzymes/digestive systems than us humans.

[@derrickmatthews4215]

Every now and again he looks up to see if your looking

[@GawgaCracka]

You can actually see intelligence in his eyes...he's a beautiful animal

[@josephtd7806]

I just wish they would get out of my God damn state and stop killing my pets and all our whitetail deer, they are smart little nasty bastards.

[@donnanoe6736]

@@josephtd7806 you know what? They were here first. It is we who encroached on them.

[@andrew9371]

@@josephtd7806 well if it is in your backyard i'm pretty sure your allowed to just shoot it

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

@@josephtd7806 They were here long before you were and they'll be here long after. You're only pissy because they kill the deer you want to kill, but you also complain about them killing pets? what the hell are they supposed to eat? the Hatred of the world?

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

@@andrew9371 Because that makes sense. Shoot an animal that was here long before we were for doing what they are meant to do.

[@donmonarch9549]

Beautiful coyote, those teeth are serious.

[@da2haviland]

I'm interested in knowing the story here. Why is he in captivity?

[@daisymay6505]

He was found on the side of the road as a dying baby (no the mother was nowhere to be seen they checked) and he is now an educational animal that goes to schools and educates people about coyotes

[@inefzi]

2:36 Scooter: Yeah I'm just going to act like I'm playing with bone... *Rolls over trying to hide the medicine from Sean* 😂💀

[@Jellycakelap]

Hey man, keep doing great work for wild animals. Preservation and conservation are kept alive through dilligence and kindness of we, the dominant species. Well done all! :)

[@Musistics]

Well said.

[@KelliChristianPatriot]

Never realized how mesmerizing they are.. Beautiful animal! His eyes show such intelligence! Gorgeous!

[@SpudGirl]

Whats the difference between intelligent and non intelligent eyes ?

[@cyte5148]

This is literally me when I see people eyeballing my food at school

[@tinysprout1]

the way he brought the ball over, such a sweet soul

[@Pondandgardensanctuary]

I didn't know a coyote could look so healthy. Amazing.

[@cgpyper7536]

OK Scooter; I see that your favorite way of showing how happy you are with S.P. is to make a horrifying exposed-fangs, killer-eyes, snarling face ... then to go all docile and friendly. I hope that you live a long and happy life. Take your pills!

[@KingELon]

Man, scooter is constantly reminding you he is not your dog.... Lmao

[@Xgm.]

It is a research/educational animal after all and not a pet.

[@Youtubegavemyhandletosomeone]

.... because he’s not a dog

[@sugargirl1883]

I like how he sees them a bit differently than as fellow coyotes, at least now, otherwise he’d probably be giving the “MINE” stance anytime they gave him food. Even though he’s a little more tame, he seems to thoroughly communicate with his...”pack” I guess. It honestly looks like a parent-pup thing to me. lol, I guess beauty runs through the canidae family.

[@hollyelise1495]

He's a good boy. Love him 😂

[@yversz6169]

That's how I growl when they unplug the wifi *GRRRRR RAOAOOAOAOR*

[@rggyuhtgggbji5017]

I feel you, shit...

[@daisymay6505]

Agreed GRRRRR

[@th3azscorpio]

He's a really beautiful animal. Those teeth, that fur, and that growl!😍😍😍

[@obscure3202]

th3azscorpio Not to mention Eyes.

[@redjack5034]

god damn, he's cute. and pretty scary but I would pet him if he would accept it.

[@turnofevent8094]

Scooter is adorable, he still has the wild side but he does let you stoke and pet him, and give him a scratch here and there. He is hopefully showing the public that this animal is part of the animal system so don't kill or hate it. thank you and your organization for letting people see this wild wonderful animal up and close to educate the school or public.

[@wendyfurtado3661]

That was FASCINATING!!!! What a wonderful sensitive relationship. Respect.

[@jewelsdonovan376]

Wendy Furtado where's the respect? He's gonna bite one of them one day. Because they are pushing him. Then he will pay for it with his life!!

[@themultiversalassociationo9746]

@@jewelsdonovan376 how are they pushing him?

[@zippymax1]

I saw a even bigger one--a wild coyote--two blocks from my house in a Portland, OR neighborhood. I'm sure he camps on Powell Butte during the day, but at 4AM he was patrolling US 26 at SE 148th. He was maybe 6 inches taller than Scooter, and I bet he weighed 50 pounds or more. It's midsummer, but his fur was full, sleek, and fluffed. He's obviously far healthier than me. He also looked far more intelligent than I am.

[@TheCatAteMyShoe]

My dad had a half dog, half coyote back in the day. She was the best dog ever.

[@sheilanoneyabiz9379]

He’s huge!!!!! I had no idea they were that big!!!!! I’m grateful he has such a wonderful life with you 💕

[@loquat4440]

Due to the influx of genes from dogs and eastern canadian wolves some coyotes are getting to be bigger. I believe also there is some selection pressure ongoing since they are filling the niches of the mostly extinct red wolf that was a bit larger in size than the western coyote.

[@kenkrausse3624]

I dont care,what people say, i love coyotes, they are survivors

[@lk6912]

If the world got nuked these mangy bastards would probably make it!

[@gretamaromba2627]

@@lk6912 Cockroaches would make up for it.

[@monkeynuts1640]

They eat pets you freak

[@wyatt.probst]

Aids Man well maybe owners should put a fence up or a leash o. Them so they’re not roaming around in the woods and dogs kill more coyotes than coyotes kill them

[@bertosantos9108]

I can think of a couple hundred animals that would happily eat someone's pet, doesn't mean we should hate them

[@johnny-bracer6515]

how do you know Scooter won't want to get a taste of your cheek or your forehead one day if he doesn't feel like playing?

[@loucam-l6214]

You're the exact reason why he has to put "View other videos before leaving comments!". You comment without doing research on the channel.

[@TripleAstyle1]

Wild animals will be, well ........ wild? Crazy how that works.

[@loucam-l6214]

TripleAstyle1 A Ever heard of taming? It takes away a lot of that instinct.

[@johnny-bracer6515]

+TripleAstyle1 A .... you're absolutely right!!! I've done my own personal research with them for 40 years, you can absolutely NEVER train natural born instincts out of a wild animal. For someone to think they can shows just how really stupid and ignorant they are. Also shows how completely inexperienced working with wild animals they are, if they've ever worked with them at all

[@johnny-bracer6515]

+Louca M-L ... the face @ 3:21 looks completely tame to ya, huh? lol

[@emperorkraglint9792]

Its interesting that he's both playful and willing to show his belly around the cameraman. however he growls over the pills. Its a unique little mindset that you have to watch out for in these types of animals. friendliness and trust is there. but they are not tamed

[@badboy1961able]

Omg his noises are so funny I love him XD

[@holly.eq78]

I’m actually really happy she/he idk uses fresh roadkill meat as then it’s not going to waste and it’s not encouraging predators to go near the road, good job 👍🏼.

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

Echo_the_gecko Scooter is a male coyote

[@spacemanapeinc7202]

Majority of preds are not scavengers they are hunters.

[@nightponyinrface6009]

3:20 Scooter: I am fear! I am Terror! I am not a goober! Everyone: Aww he's such a goober! 3:32 Scooter: Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!! Im not a goofy goober!

[@moondawg3693]

Does your family know you're insane ?

[@johnhorne2012]

Thank you for taking care of the pups!....God Bless You!

[@panoken2130]

"Well I'm gonna eat this...but I am highly offended by it." - Lorax

[@DanniTheMagicJunkDrawer]

I love these videos. Thanks so much for sharing him with us. I was showing him to my nephew today. He's a beautiful animal.

[@fernandomarulanda7999]

How is scooter his he fin

[@andreabertucci1610]

It sounds like you said your nephew is a beautiful animal lol

[@Extatique21]

Wow, he is magnificent. Thank you for taking care of him with such keen respect.

[@AllSven]

3:20-3:30. So stinkin CUTE!

[@harryjey8830]

Scariest thing I've seen in my life

[@MN93085]

everyone: "coyote...like wiley coyote?" coyote: *tasmanian devil noises*

[@geaabdullahmuhammad856]

I lived in Calabasas and we see and hear them every night...I had a berry bush in my yard and one would come and eat ...scooter looks very healthy

[@lk6912]

Yeah I'm from Saskatchewan, Canada and they're usually skinnier and more mangy like a scavenger. This one is eating very well!

[@peanutandoreobasset1859]

Gea Noire When I lived in Porter Ranch I saw them quite frequently.

[@itrashllc6610]

Wow... Striking beauty! You can see the essence of life in every movement of that gorgeous creature.. speechless

[@dowddash]

Reminds me when I'd put on my winter gloves and my dog knew she could play more rough and bite a little harder vs barely putting any pressure on my bare hands.

[@JasonM35]

That's one of those new Coy Wolves. Those things are smart. Definitely an adaptable species.

[@CheriSTJohn-mh8wz]

This is normal behavior for a wild coyote. There are numerous reasons for the growls and showing of his teeth. He is absolutely stunning and WILD. Hopefully they will find a place for him to go to be with others like him.

[@lucilovecraft1621]

He’s got a big personality. Lovely creature ✌🏻

[@blackidna]

Scooter's thumbnails never cease to amuse me.

[@marge3877]

I love how he is playing with the ball...just like a dog :) So cute.

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

mar ge Coyotes are part of the canidae family, you know

[@lsswappedcessna]

People, chill. I'm no expert, but I can say the whole "I don't want it but God help you if you try to take it away" thing is something most pets do, whether tame or not. Not unique to a coyote at all.

[@alberto8132]

whats fascinating to me is how scooter knows to only bite your hand and not reach your legs or something. smart coyote

[@azwienr5500]

Notice how hard he bit and how determined he was? Every thing he did was a form of communication, not aggression. Good post!

[@sbkenn1]

If he was actually aggressive, gloves wouldn't be much protection. He is just saying "don't", but not getting angry about it.

[@sugargirl1883]

Even though they’re a slightly weaker version of their distant cousin, bites from a member of the canidae family aren’t really fun, even during play.

[@avenvalco2829]

He probably weighs about 45 lbs. a single coyote can’t do much more damage than any domestic dog. The power is in the pack.

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

Shane Kennedy He’s nervous

[@bugvswindshield]

when I was a child I got my first reaction to a wild dog at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. I was raised in the eastern side of the state and being in scrub , mixed with timber and farm land there are tons of coyotes. I only saw them from afar. Then when I was 12 or so we walked through the zoo and I crossed the grounds to get close to the Alpine wilderness chain link fence (20 feet high...totally safe still) and I was calling in a wild wolf. It gleefully glided over to the fence where my dad was yelling " don't put your hands near the fence! Get back here!" (knowing I was stubern) Then the very quiet wolf erupted ….I mean from friendly looking doggie to " I'll eat you, your parents and i'll kill everyone!" in point zero 1 seconds. Scared the livin' bejebus out of me! I was lucky...… Wild animals will fool you....they are in it to win it....your an outcome.

[@RasoKye]

Coyote: lays on its back like a dog. Awww its so cute. Coyote: growls and bears its teath. *screaches*

[@nexxienebula5195]

I like the growl. It's adorable haha

[@austin5335]

Lol

[@AmaterasuWings]

Always happy to see an update on Scooter :) he's a beauty, and you do such good work with him

[@DEthe5150]

Indeed

[@winkybinx]

You're happy to see a wild animal kept in a cage?

[@DEthe5150]

Jenna rage Sean Poppy found Scooter as a pup on May 1, 2012. He's been taking care of him ever since.

[@ArcticWolfSilver]

Scooter needs to run, explore, and "hunt". Food and shelter does not a home make. Keep you in a closet all your life and see how sane you stay.

[@Xgm.]

@@ArcticWolfSilver Watch other videos before replying. Scooter has a huge outdoor enclosure that he goes into during the day.

[@willynye202]

Incredible work you're doing. I've never seen a coyote this close before.

[@kingkazma3246]

Coyotes are like a fusion of a wolf and a fox.

[@freespirit6953]

This is a 100% wild animal who has learnt to trust/befriend a human being. It’s nice to see the respect with caution.

[@devinthomas4866]

How wolves became dogs.

[@derekstynes9631]

Who is waiting for the Road Runner to show up ? MEEP MEEP !

[@Cynnabuns]

What a happy boy, the playtime was my favorite. Big smile on his face.

[@sfchaas]

Your incredible people. Thank You.

[@jenespears3140]

Wow those eyes are so enchanting. Hes scary and beautiful at the same time. God bless the people who work hard to keep them alive.

[@Joshsinterestingvids]

Why are you telling who god should bless?

[@Bradley202]

i've never seen a Coyote up close. always at a distance. I didn't know they had blue eyes.

[@jaydencoleman1996]

Scooters eyes are actually light grey! :) Blue eyes are only found in domestic canines, not wild ones.

[@Mysasser1]

There's a family of them in Wrigleyville in Chicago. They come out in the winter when food is scarce. They are used to people and get plenty of hotdogs and Italian beefs!

[@genejeffries2888]

@@Mysasser1 and cats, and small dogs. First way to tell if you got coyotes in your neighborhood, all the Stray Cats disappear.

[@williamjarmon7406]

Jayden Coleman where I hunt at some coyotes have blue eyes

[@cdevine9459]

Jayden Coleman there actually is a mutation in some coyote populations that causes blue eyes to appear in certain coyotes. It’s VERY rare though. The Smithsonian did an article on it awhile back.

[@melancholybobbyjoe]

LOL I love his switches, he's like ooohh I'm scary! Wait what are you doing... Oh hold on I was being scary rawr!

[@bodyshott65]

Scooter is an absolutely stunning animal. They were here first ❤️.

[@scottdinges2031]

Wile. E. Coyote growls like that every time it's a failed attempt to catch the road runner.

[@johnny-bracer6515]

wow! what a great HALLOWEEN mask that would make at 03:21

[@echowolfanimationandmore5336]

I am about to make it for Halloween I'll post it when it's done

[@johnny-bracer6515]

+echowolf animation and more .... that's awesome! I'd like to see it & get one! give me another thumbs up when you get it done so i will know when to check back. thanks!

[@echowolfanimationandmore5336]

Johnny-B Racer OK

[@ladychrollo1277]

Meh cougars are far more deadly

[@bassafratz]

echowolf animation and more DID YA MAKE IT?!?! DID YA MAKE IT?!?? DID YA MAKE IIIIIT!?!?!?!

[@Evangelionism]

At first, I was terrified and then scared (for Sean). Then, through interest and observation, I became more intrigued than fearful. I continued to watch Scooter without realising my initial worries had still remained, except, they weren't worries of fear or terror or anything like that. No. I grew sorry for the coyote, and then proud he was both taking his medicines and being taken care of so well. Seeing Scooter have a partner warmed my heart, which is why I felt sad by the end of the video (and after reading Pamela Raffel's comment - with which I agree). So many emotions evoked, just from one video. Thank you, and take care, Scooter.

[@jasongooden917]

At first I thought they were trying to feed it chocolate and I was like. "What am I watching?"

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

Jason Gooden It’s a flea and tick pill Scooter takes every 3 months. Besides, Chocolate is toxic to Coyotes

[@leoschlesinger9700]

OMG!!! This is incredible, and THAT (thing - teehee!!) is BEAUTIFUL!

[@travismcallister3688]

At what point were you like damn let me get a wild coyote?

[@heathersierra9456]

A lot of wild animals are captured or found wounded so they are taken to a rehabilitation center to heal and then realized back into the wild, in some cases the animal can’t be introduced back due to complications.

[@xBetterxDays]

@@heathersierra9456 ❤

[@Youtubegavemyhandletosomeone]

Scooter is an educational animal ambassador. He lives in an environment specially made for him

[@ivechang6720]

Not a single moment. At all. I prefer them to be free, like me.

[@mike_the_maker3996]

@@ivechang6720 they are usually in captivity do to them having a health problem

[@jenkins80526]

I'm not one of those weird people who projects human qualities onto animals. This is just a beautiful creature that needs some help. It is so good to see someone taking care of his needs and it's really amazing to see him take the medicine. Thank you Sean for your compassion. I admire you so much! You are quite a wonderful person! Will you please marry me??? I want to be with a beautiful woman like you for the rest of my life!

[@Jaikay1]

He's like ...'YOU CALL THIS ABOMINATION, 'TREATS?!''

[@vinish542]

Aside from when you’re kind of doing something out of his comfort zone, how often is he aggressive, or how many times has he bit you?

[@brittanyritenour4695]

He mainly seemed aggressive towards having food around him. With animals its all about trust, understanding, and handling.

[@TripleAstyle1]

the food around him trust issue is very telling IMO. Alphas take food and subordinates oblige. This man HAS to be the alpha or there will always be a bigger risk than one should be willing to take.

[@mixonisse5618]

Just because it seems like agression doesnt mean it Is agression or that the animal wants to hurt you, especially when you have a personal relationship with it

[@claymac7895]

I can almost guarantee he has been bitten quite badly multiple times.

[@richardturner6981]

Look at those fangs. I wouldn't want to make him mad.

[@allanbirmantas1695]

No bigger than the fangs on a Malamute or an Akita.

[@raminkhajavi9513]

Thank you for showing the world that these intelligent beautiful creatures deserve love and respect also. Hopefully, scooter can join his family one day, outside enclosure.

[@TheXeeded]

He looks rather smarter than an average dog, incredible

[@JapanScott1]

Are coyotes' canine teeth larger (longer) than a dog of the same size?

[@JapanScott1]

Ol' Scooter is certainly doing his job on educating people. I admit I'd never seen a coyote up close before. My image of a coyote was that of a small, scraggly, skinny 'mutt'. But seeing Scooter sure blows that image out of the water! He's a beautiful animal!

[@jasminerogers4084]

This is a bit late, but it depends on the dog. I have a coyote skull and a Mutt with some border collie in her, and her teeth are larger then the coyotes.

[@aaronscaff1422]

Yes longer mouth to catch rat and mice and hearing 5 time greater as dimastice k9..also in groups there bad on small deer turky and rabbits farmers hate them because the disrupted farm animals..there always going to be a wild coyote in scooter..it in his blood..

[@3Moonstar6Assassin9]

pinebones . troy the coyote was probably a pup...

[@Wienerspleener]

Depends on the dog...

[@a_diamond]

*even with a fan providing white noise Scooter is distracted by every outside noise...* Scooter is like me!?

[@ShannonSouthAfrica]

Scooter needs Ritalin

[@bickle8931]

Dont be one of those cringey weirdos that speak as if theyre their dog

[@jillra65]

Those beautiful eyes. Scooter is gorgeous.

[@Trevonski5]

That’s me every morning.

[@muddirt8040]

He says this is sparta!!!!

[@juliemcclanahan8266]

Wow! This is Fascinating! Thank you for sharing your videos. I often hear a pack of Coyotes behind my house back in the woods. It always saddens me to hear about the killing on one. Growing up around hunter's, it's a common thing. Scooter is Beautiful and so majestic ❤❤❤

[@stangfan79]

Most DNR's promote killing these animals as they can be a nuisance to the existence to other animals like deer. Our local DNR has recently caught a dozen Coyotes and tagged them so that the person that brings them in (dead) will receive a lifetime hunting membership.

[@charmc4152]

I've heard coyotes around my house too and heard them chase down and kill someone's dog. It was pretty horrific. The next night I heard them kill a puppy - maybe offspring of the dog from the night before. Scooter is a beautiful animal, but I understand why people kill coyotes.

[@iseeyou475]

Julie McClanahan It will sadden you a little less when they kill your neighbors puppy, taken right off the leash while out on a walk. Do I like to see them killed? No. But, coyotes aren't friendly pets. And you should be extra cautious if you've heard them around your house.

[@kaitlynp5823]

Julie McClanahan I love all animals, but they do eat pets. We lost a kitten once, outside. He was gone in the morning, and we believe that a coyote got him. So sometimes it is necessary.

[@kristencrooker9901]

I tried watching these videos to get over my fear of coyotes and to get a better understanding of these creatures. I personally lost one of my dogs to a pack of coyotes a year back, I found her dead in the yard early in the night. The dang things came back later expecting her to still be there and seemed enraged to know we took her body inside. A few days later our neighbor's dog was snatched up from her leash while on a walk.

[@mikeggg1979]

Scooter seems so friendly I must say. 😊😂😂

[@eeqy6331]

3:20 - 3:30 Werewolf in real life

[@justadragonnamemarcus1751]

THAT'S ISN'T A WOLF