Coyote Plays With Cat - Insane

This family had a pet coyote that they had trained and tamed. They also rescued a cat and were happy to find that these two got along very well. They played around and wrestled around the room despite their difference in size.
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[@chapinrey]

Although they are playing. They both show their inherited instinct. Coyote runs in circles snapping at the rear side. The cat jumps towards the throat of the coyote. Amazing !

[@alvislancaster5967]

Yep...their natural actions were on display...

[@ivonastrukar4715]

My cat keeps trying to strangle my arm

[@eligotmotion]

Ivona Strukar LOL

[@alvislancaster5967]

@@ivonastrukar4715 anytime I play with my cats ,always end up bleeding....they live their claws and love to scratch you..lol

[@neon105]

@@alvislancaster5967 Thank you for not getting rid of their claws and just dealing with the pain no matter how much bleeding comes! 😂

[@otakurocklee]

I love how the coyote stops and gives the cat a chance to attack.

[@martinm6093]

i like how the cat jumps out of the play starts scratching itself and the coyote goes like 'huh?!'

[@MickeyD2012]

He even rolls over for it. That is one tame coyote. I know pet dogs that are less well trained.

[@gypsygrl1]

It looks like the coyote knows not to get too aggressive with the cat since the coyote is bigger - they just want to play - very cute.

[@bensenkhalib7199]

if the coyote does not allow the cat to win, the cat will lose interest.. the same goes for humans.

[@trevorbmx2041]

Coyotes that are bottle raised and around humans just like dogs are very tame, they are socialized and know they get a feeding every day and are very friendly. Only wild coyotes that are wild animals that are not used to people and don't know where their next meal is coming from are mean and starving, you would be too.

[@RT-eb6vo]

I love how they deliberately make themselves vulnerable so the other will attack. The universal language of play.

[@user-vw3ry6rm8k]

belly up

[@naturewatcher7596]

I think it's just misunderstanding of the body language - when cat lie down on the back with paws up it means it's ready to fight. When dog do the same it means submission, the end of fight.

[@anddontcallmeshirley-]

@@naturewatcher7596 LOL clueless 🤡

[@danieldickson8591]

@@naturewatcher7596 Play fight, sure. Actual fight, no animal exposes its belly when it feels threatened. But these two animals are obviously very familiar and comfortable with each other. I'm sure they've learned to read each other's body language, and have an understanding between each other.

[@kikovazquez7277]

And the cat didn't even have his ears down. A couple of friends at play.

[@PaisleyPatchouli]

These two are obviously the best of friends. It's truly a pleasure to see them tumble and brawl like that; no hissing or snarling, just good times.

[@bobwoods1302]

Not hungry.

[@ICU1337]

Yea I was surprised at how there wasnt a single peep out of them. It was eerily quiet😳

[@Tommi1981]

​@@ICU1337the cat actually screamed a little when the coyote bite it's tail 😅

[@danieldickson8591]

@@Tommi1981 Calling that a "scream" is overstating. It barely made a sound.

[@stuffnuns]

I’m amazed. It’s beautiful. In the wild, coyotes kill cats, but here, the coyote does the circle, used in hunting, but he drops into a submissive pose to let the cat know it’s safe. They are both having so much fun. Thank you. Love this!

[@universe9175]

Coyotes cant kill the cat at all...who told you that??

[@bourisb24yearsago11]

@@universe9175 they can it's just theres more chances of the cat beating the crap out of the coyote

[@universe9175]

@@bourisb24yearsago11 true thats why he cant kill him cats are savage and courage when its come to fight

[@addictedtochocolate920]

@@bourisb24yearsago11 are we talking about domestic cats? Cause then you're both dead wrong. A *Wildcat* can beat the crap out of a Coyote if it's alone. But, when facing a pack of them, even cows and large animals are at risk. Maybe a domestic cat could intimidate a Coyote, but if the canine is hungry and goes straight for the kill, the little cat doesn't have any means to really injure it's opponent

[@dimiplay8229]

@@universe9175 WTF? Even a small dog can kill a cat! Not easily, but they can. For a big dog like a german shepherd it's not big deal.

[@TenchiJeff]

Displaying bellies to each other, these two are buddies.

[@herbert9241]

Exhibitionist buddies.

[@immanuelleonwijaya492]

@@herbert9241 lmaoo

[@khanfw4880]

Beyoncé & Jay Z are liars yeah totally let's just shoot everything that needs an attitude adjustment.....

[@TrinitySees]

Beyoncé & Jay Z are liars lol pits are one of the nices dogs there is. Small dogs are more aggressive then pits

[@SpookyKay]

Beyoncé & Jay Z are liars I’ve had a pit bull for ten years who has never once showed any signs of aggression. She’s been attacked by other dogs and she just lays down and takes it. You’re very ignorant and spreading misinformation about dogs you’ve probably never had or encountered with. Typical sped

[@kls2020]

You know what I find amazing about animals when they play is how they take turns being the winner of each skirmish . One wins and then they let the other win . This seems to transcend all breeds of animals and even different animals playing together who would normally be enemies .

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

Really?? Wow, there really IS NO END to what (non-human) animals can teach us 🙏🥰

[@straightouttacornwall]

Case study on rats confirmed this. They put two rats in seperate tanks so they could see each other and finally let them mix and the big one would let the tiny rat 'win' their battles otherwise it would not have a friend to play with if it beat it up constantly

[@AdrianTether]

Humans are the same , infact its how we tell which children are going to struggle and which arnt, Most studies start at 2 and last till 4 or 5, By that time the child has learned to win some and lose some to gain favour and friendship. Those children who dont learn these skills or miss out on the teaching from other children stuggle till they are about 27. None of us complex life are so very different.

[@jedijones]

@@straightouttacornwall That's why I quit playing video games with my friend. He always won.

[@etherealstreamer]

Love how the coyote will keep intentionally lowering itself or looking away from the cat as a show of vulnerability when it looks like the cat is reassessing how to gain any advantage in the game against a creature so much larger than it. Great sportsmanship with a touch of mischief.

[@autobotjedi3457]

Guess it goes to show why the coyote is considered a trickster

[@giftofthewild6665]

Canines often self handicap when playing with puppies or canines smaller than themselves.

[@MR-backup]

Either that is one smart Cat, since he/she almost ALWAYS knew when to strike, or that Coyote is the Master of Baiting!

[@karlscher5170]

That is the universal rule of playful behaviour. Both side need to enjoy it.

[@skywalker6648]

I like how the calico and coyote pretend they are the same size while playing, lol

[@juliestevens6931]

I love how the coyote will lay down in a vulnerable position to entice the cat to keep playing. They are so much fun to watch! :o)

[@justapersonx]

When my old border collies were puppies and my folks lived out in the bush, there was a female coyote that would try and lure the puppies into the woods by lying down and acting submissive or like a mother dog. Those dogs grew up around the coyotes and they eventually grew a sort of mutual respect for each other. Coyotes are wicked smart and are the masters of deception haha

[@_YellovvJacket_]

My cat does that, and then you touch it's belly and it's basically a bear trap

[@octaviovaladaoferreirinhad2689]

Did you also notice that moment when the cat takes a break to scratch her neck and clean her nails, she turns her back on the coyote, and he patiently waits for her to finish grooming? These two love each other, probably were brought up together.

[@i_am_dies]

@@_YellovvJacket_ Basically every cat.

[@rosenia5409]

Holy moly they have infinite energy, they belong together. Don’t ever separate them please lol ❤

[@nadiacolova2777]

Wow, that is so heartwarming. They must have grown up together and see each other as family. It amazes me the coyote doesn't simply snap the cat's neck. But is shows how loving they can be if treated well.

[@o.d.flores1219]

It is unreal how well they get along... the coyote is so playful and gentle with the cat... and the cat has no fear of the coyote... it's precious.

[@anacats502]

I cannot believe it... because for coyotes the best food is eating cats.... I have to be for many hrs. when the coyotes coming in group to looking for cats. They are so playful and they love each other.

[@Techhunter_Talon]

@@anacats502 Maybe the two grew up together?

[@russellmuscle7434]

@@Techhunter_Talon I was just thinking the same thing!

[@kurt3790]

Why would they have a wild coyote in their house to begin with

[@smiley-face493]

Kurt Probably a rescue or something.

[@Ascendant1]

I love how they both alternately try the “Oh, I’m just a cute little critter with an exposed belly!” Trick and neither of them can resist the invitation to attack.

[@amanibob1416]

Yes... Goes from: "Hi, I'm Canadian... How are you buddy?" Then switch into: " *Looks like meant is back on the menu boi!* " Every ten, up to twenty seconds. 😁

[@bardockojama3423]

This made me cry😂😂😂 “exposed belly” 😂😂😂

[@bluecollarcanuck]

0:49 Cat was just WAITING for the coyote to look away to pounce. :)

[@VegetoStevieD]

Yep, those were really good invites. Very nice play.

[@kirstencorby8465]

And take turns chasing each other's tails.

[@identitymatrix]

One of the most beautiful videos on KZbin. Seeing how these two completely different animals can be so playful and friendly to each other, while we can't even be friendly to each other as people. They are peaceful by nature. If you take away all selective pressure they would normally have in their natural habitat, you will see that you will find no evil in any animal except us. Evil does not exist within these creatures.

[@Boswd]

wonder if they raised her as a pup and as a kitten together. that coyote seems very domisticated.

[@Fernando91-dj2cw]

La naturaleza no es mala. El mal está en nosotros los humanos pero a su vez somos capaces de elegir el bien o el mal

[@jenkem4464]

Wow, that is so adorable! Great to see such mutual play and respect in unlike species.

[@dtox5961]

Massive intelligence and control of power by the coyote and a completely fearless domestic cat . This is quite a rare pair !

[@BigHeadClan]

That little half hearted jump the cat does is simply adorable.

[@billolsen4360]

My Wienerdog does that playing with bigger hounds.

[@DogsArePawesome]

Lol 🥰

[@joj4096]

How about the coyote

[@maricarmendomenechmira4380]

Precioso ver estos videos, me encanta desde España Enhorabuena 👍👍👏👏👏💖🇪🇸

[@spongewithhat]

1:17

[@Melvilander]

This coyote is so intelligent, he even walks across to the human to make sure they are not pissed off with him he is trying to fit in very hard.

[@patriciawinters326]

Thank you

[@UnYin99]

"We're good right? I can go back to eating your cat? THANKS!" =D

[@lapacesiaconvoi]

he is acting like a pet canine. i've never seen one like it before. four years after it's uploaded i first get it recommended. lol

[@mattym4451]

I used to live in a house where we had a pet coyote. She was super sweet, but a little jealous of girls. She also loved when we filled up the keg. She went around deliberately spilling cups and drinking everyone's beer. She was so deliberate with it we just started filling her bowl. In hindsight I know it was wrong... but trust me, that coyote was getting some beer whether we gave it to her or not. She would knock it out of your hand if it was taking too long for someone to sit their cup down.

[@stopkins222]

@@mattym4451 Well wild animals sometimes eat fermented fruit so not so bad as you might think.

[@kyle381000]

You can tell that these two adore and trust one another. This was hilarious.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

I've never seen such a clean, fluffy coyote. They really spiff up nice, don't they?

[@kakarotwolf]

I love how smart the coyote is to where he knows how to play with the tiny soft cat without hurting it lol

[@rfmerrill]

When carnivores playfight, if one of them actually gets hurt they'll usually very loudly protest, then their play partner knows they went too far. That way they learn what they can handle.

[@alexorozco6120]

Its not about being smart although they are very intelligent creatures. Pack canines are capable of bonding with many species in captivity. It's essentially just based on pack instinct.

[@nerysghemor5781]

@@rfmerrill Yep, you can definitely hear the cat give the coyote a “NO!” at one move she didn’t like, and the coyote backed off.

[@colin3ds1]

@@nerysghemor5781 I guess its a useful trait for teaching their young and its really convenient for domestication with households with different animals

[@vivh2227]

Most if not all mammals that love and play have this ability.

[@MasterMayhem78]

You can tell they love each other and know each other's limits. The cat is fearless.

[@MR-backup]

The cat is fearless. - Until the end, lol.

[@brian4544]

Really is amazing, they are playing and having a blast, ears forward, no aggression, just having fun. What good friends.

[@elephantintheroom5678]

She is absolutely the prettiest coyote in the world!😍 And what good friends they are!

[@carlosspiceyweiner740]

I love how the coyote flops on his back with his mouth open

[@Magnetcross]

Kelsea Moore The coyote is a girl :)

[@ChronicKush]

lol my Alaskan Malamute does the same thing.. must be a wolf trait.. tho the husky x malamute x wolf hybrid cross i had before didn't do it since it was little. My Malamute does it all the time though.

[@bnewtz7492]

Chronic Kush All canines have this trait. When they flop on their back, it means you have their undivided trust you, and have reached the peak level of bond. In a pack, it is use as a submissive posiure.

[@tifu678]

Get your mind out of the gutter. This is a family channel!

[@ylsfad3720]

nighty ya that’s right , they do the same If they sleep with u if they trust u bc they notice ur asleep and can easily be hurt so they lay on their backs to do the same

[@danielmoore62]

I've seen coyotes display malicious behavior. Making bombs and painting fake tunnels on mountains to name a few. Oh and don't let them near a hardware store.

[@Ykhraam]

Lol

[@ChildofYAH]

Beep beep

[@koryandrews1665]

Especially if the store has ACME in the name

[@Shinobi33]

😂😂😂😂

[@chewy1921]

Do you speak from experience lmao

[@maxt1617]

The coyote really knows how to get the best from her friend. And oh boy they were killer cat moves! Just a lovely interaction by each wanting to have fun with the other.

[@keltic341thoughtyouknuskii34]

That Calico is badass as is squeaky the snook the greatest Calico of all time, But yeah that sliding throat attack was my favorite.

[@uwalakab]

There are levels of communication between these 2 creatures here, way beyond the complete understanding for us humans, and it's amazing and beautiful to see. ❤ Thanks for sharing this clip. 👍🏿

[@Katie-mw7pd]

I never really put any thought towards what a tamed coyote would behave like, but I certainly did not expect it to act like a house-cat.

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790]

Coyotes are tricksters, I'm sure they learned to speak Cat ; )

[@alichrsha1]

lol

[@medexamtoolscom]

It didn't. It's acting like a dog.

[@maluria5676]

@@medexamtoolscom As a person who owns both cats and dogs, that coyote 100 percent acted like a cat.

[@Savannah_Simpson]

It’s not “tame” it’s a wild animal being kept as a house pet. One of these days it will quit playing and the cat will be a meal.

[@JuneKG231]

The way Coyote hides then hops over the sofa.... it’s like he was raised by cats. Then he lays down and waits for cat to jumps at him. He learned how to play from cats. So cute.

[@eekmeout]

My dogs would play with the cats like this and they definitely weren't raised by them. Dogs and cats really aren't as different as people claim and dogs are very perceptive creatures. To play with a baby, one doesn't have to be raised by babies to understand their moves.

[@DrummerJacob]

@@eekmeout No one said the wolf had to be raised by cats to play like that, they simply said its LIKE they were. Why are you trying so hard to dispute someone making a valid comparison?

[@popsicIes]

@@DrummerJacob I don't think they're trying nearly as hard to dispute as you're suggesting. I think they're simply sharing their experiences on the table. Opposing opinions don't mean a fight has to begin. And to be fair - OP does say "He learned how to play from cats," which does kind of mean that OP was insinuating that the coyote may have been raised by the cat. Both points are valid.

[@KarstenJohansson]

I discovered at a young age that my cats, dogs, birds AND fish liked to chase / peck at the laser dot. The cats and dogs would vigorously chase it together. One of my dogs would even poke at my hand to get me to laser-play, so it clearly understood what was going on, but loved it just as much as the cats. With all their differences, its wild how similar they can be. Just be careful you don't beam them in the eyes.

[@Leto_0]

@@DrummerJacob "He learned how to play from cats." "Why are you trying so hard..."

[@Allwhaika]

Господи, 4 минуты беспрерывной улыбки и бесконечного умиления) Я засмеялся когда волк впервые вывалил язык) Господи, спасибо огромное за этот ролик) Такие добрые и милые друзья и члены семьи)

[@octopusyogurt1883]

Это койот

[@Allwhaika]

@@octopusyogurt1883 Я только что набрал в Яндексе "койот", и верхний результат поиска выдало из Википедии. Первые слова в нём это: "койот, или луговой волк".

[@user-mv2wl9qb3d]

​@@octopusyogurt1883Эль Койот!

[@May-mw9pt]

This is so sweet, they both are having such a blast together ♥️

[@taylorcoley6329]

Damn I thought cats were agile, this coyote is insanely athletic.

[@leah6029]

Well it's a wild animal...even if it's been domesticated

[@daryapeppo2359]

He is anything close to a fox, rather then wolf, I have seen foxes jump and climb very high fences, here in London.

[@liviloo87]

Yes, their movements are very cat like. They’re very graceful and Agile

[@sharifaa.8887]

@@daryapeppo2359 I believe someone described foxes as being made up of dog hardware and cat software 😄

[@leah6029]

@@daryapeppo2359 foxes get crazy height on their jumps! Must have spring coils in their legs

[@michaeltrimble7680]

The level of control from that coyote is stunning. Watching her lay back and invite play was too cute

[@danielx555]

That's my favorite part too, especially where she's smiling.

[@aliagetaqi5979]

It is, cause by size and bite he or she knows they could accidentally hurt that kitty baby. They are so precious together. God is in the plan of those two's friendship. 😊

[@majicogarcia8417]

@@aliagetaqi5979 😂👍

[@MariaGomez-yl3zo]

Bueno cualquier ser es amable jugueton y compañero si se los enseña y reciben buen cariño.Casi como las personas que son mas complejas.

[@anomaly3215]

​@aliagetaqi5979 imagine taking away credit for the ones who raised these 2 animals and put in the work that actually led to them getting along, it wasn't the result of a mystical cloud man it was the result of cause and effect, how hard is this to understand?

[@VoluptuousDonnaRae]

The coyote is beyond lucky to have the life he has. WOW and he has a best friend, this makes me happy. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video, it goes to show it's possible for us all to get along. Too bad it can't be us humans.

[@Chokoboh]

If you have those two at home, you won't need a TV ever again 😂

[@thetooginator153]

OK. The rules are these: no attacking while opponent is scratching an itch; circling IS allowed; no REAL biting or scratching; timeouts whenever a player wants to consult with the human; and always behave like gentlemen. Game on!

[@sobreaver]

... cat proceeds to use his freakin sharp claws.. Coyote : u'r lucky I'm in a good mood for some pussy ;)

[@ryanhorsford1714]

It seems like they go around to the human to display like hey we’re just playing it’s fine

[@0001captainawesome]

Cat: "Hey! We said no tail biting!" *A little later* Cyote: "Ouch! No tail biting!" Cat: "Payback motherfucker!" Seems they couldn't stick to the rules.

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

@@ryanhorsford1714 Nah, the human is the referee, they want to know who's winning.

[@giovanna8187]

@@ireallyreallyhategoogle Or, they want to assure the human that the playtime is going fine.

[@MissPersephoneParker]

I love how hilariously gentle the coyote is and the cat is just going straight for the throat with no reservations 😂 they are good buddies. What a sweet coyote 😍

[@RegalRoyalWasTaken]

Probably because the cat knows the coyote can take him being rough due to his superior size and strength, while the coyote knows the cat can’t handle his full strength.

[@thehunt4truth570]

This very much reminds me of the way our Catahoula Leopard dog Roger who is 54lbs plays with his little 13.4lb companion Min Pin Allie.

[@BakuraRyou867]

The coyote knows it could easily kill the cat so he's holding back so his buddy doesn't get hurt.

[@RegalRoyalWasTaken]

@@BakuraRyou867 its so cute

[@BakuraRyou867]

@@RegalRoyalWasTaken true.

[@saundrabusch4452]

That is hilarious…that cat is ready to pounce and the coyote just plays along with it 😂❤❤❤

[@jc4388]

0:48 You know the cat's in love when it gives the neck hug.

[@alucardbird_of_hermes9785]

Cyote: *lays down.* Cat: so you've chosen death

[@DieFlabbergast]

*lies down (it's not a chicken; you ain't getting no eggs out of this baby!)

[@mochaXX16]

@@DieFlabbergast ......it’s like that

[@mochaXX16]

1:15

[@jimjon5083]

@@DieFlabbergast lies means opposite of truth. 🤔

[@tomkat7651]

🤣

[@autumnaltumn]

I love how whenever the coyote senses the cat gets overwhelmed, he lays down and waits for the cat to initiate play again. He's so gentle :') edit: guys i get it, the coyote's a she, i really don't think the coyote's going to care

[@Executiveinvestments-]

yeah so gentile until he bites your hand off.

[@gizmo2962]

@@Executiveinvestments- please shut up LMAO that’s so unnecessary

[@alexnezhynsky9707]

Thats what she said

[@traceysimmons4913]

Until it bites

[@goreobsessed2308]

Learned behavior I'm guessing he was rougher at first but then the kitty ran away

[@contention100]

The coyote figured out playing with a cat in a nice warm house is a much better life than roughing it out in the woods.

[@Jerome...]

0:05 poor coyote, the cat is biting his face

[@jeffcurt67]

I like how at some point they each lay on their back , to signal each other that they are just playing .

[@klavicus2276]

Yeah :) but that last move of the coyote looked more threatening 😰

[@395PRS]

Its called submission. It is so cool to watch them. Better than any movie.

[@gerardmcmillan8591]

@@395PRS That's what I was about to say, submission.

[@nakedhombre]

Who keeps a Coyote as a pet? Seems insane to me! And where is the three year old toddler in this picture? Nice video fascinating how they play. A pure coyote is wild remember?

[@jasonlangschwager3010]

Even the coyote EXPOSES the throat on itself. That's a I love you move, but as always the cat goes overboard

[@crustybmx5305]

cat: "Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary."

[@chaallus]

LOL

[@whatthefxckman3641]

Awesome comment I have Huskies and my lovey baby is my kitty cat

[@whatthefxckman3641]

They fight but they love each other it's so beautiful

[@rollnwthepunches8544]

lol nice

[@fgip358]

L9o

[@EZZMONEY]

The coyote kept taking a dive to give the cat some pouncing chances and spice things up 🤣🐕🐺

[@77news97]

This was so fun to watch. These two are definitely buddies.

[@tacoconch7678]

That coyote is super smart. She knows how to keep the cat's interest by turning her back and lying in submissive positions. Usually when dogs attempt playing with cats, they get too aggressive and the cat quickly becomes annoyed.

[@sallybrookner4158]

She’s wily.

[@teeps8124]

Sally Brookner Wile E Coyote

[@diamondhead5432101]

Smart like a fox

[@kingofallgodzillas9901]

@@diamondhead5432101 *smarter*

[@cjpatz]

It seems a regular dog would have backed down or completely submitted, but since she’s a coyote, she keeps coming.. but I don’t know. Good to see they are not really harming each other but genuinely playing.

[@laxphoros4752]

It's very reckless to keep such a wild predator at home! Look at how he attacks and how aggressive his movements are. This cat is a real bloodthirsty monster.

[@OneForChillaxin]

I know right? How could they put that poor coyote in the same room with that beast?

[@raidenluu]

Omg LOL

[@someguy295]

Weeaboo Garbage ya at one point the cat dug his claws into his face and the coyote didn't do a dam thing they really truly are gentle animals and its sad mankind is pushing them to extension 😢

[@saarumaa9805]

Weeaboo Garbage 😂

[@kenkodzu]

XD i thought you were talking bout the coyote as the reckless animal haha

[@marcellino1956]

Both showing their bellies shows they both trust each other....plus you can tell they are the best of friends

[@dandelion1627]

This so beautiful and relaxing to watch. Thank you for sharing this and for not adding any annoying background music and distracting human voices/comments.

[@maudedufresne3324]

I second this so hardly.

[@Sandy_Rosenthal]

Both cat and coyote expose and offer their soft bellies and throats. This is good fun play.

[@poopn5468]

Sandy Rosenthal its cool 2 watch but the coyote is a wild animal

[@poopn5468]

Right??? wild animal?? Coyote

[@rowanbrult7118]

Jason Nelms dogs use to be wolves

[@TheDemonFerretFursuits]

Rowan Brult correction, dogs ARE wolves. Same species, Canis Lupus, subspecies familiaris. The difference is that dogs have the activated "domestication gene", which only some animals have (for example, zebras do not have the equine domestication gene found in horses and donkeys, which explains why centuries upon centuries of zebra domestication failed). This coyote *is* still a wild animal, genetically, but that's ok. A tame animal is still perfectly fine with humans as long as its happy and its needs are being properly met. Our birds and reptiles are all tame, we love them, and as far as we know none of them carry any domestication gene at all. We haven't technically domesticated coyotes specifically, but as they are also a subspecies of Canis Lupus I'm sure they carry the gene. I don't think anyone would want to domesticate coyotes though, due to the issues we have with their populations.

[@nawlzee4884]

Dogs are not wolves the info you are going off of is horribly dated and misinformed even in context.

[@yidy1]

Cat is lucky the most patient Coyote on the planet is his friend.

[@kittylady6946]

I think it’s the other way around my friend! 😂

[@jcdenton1256]

@@kittylady6946 coyotes eat cats that are left outdoors, they get snatched instantly unless u are joking

[@jellybean7283]

@@kittylady6946 cats are only a threat to smaller animals. They get snatched up by wild dogs like coyotes, domestic and feral dogs as well as birds of prey like owls and hawks

[@Cangeltibon]

@@jcdenton1256 @Jellybean Well fed animals (save for dolphins, domesticated cats and humans) don’t kill, a hungry coyote will eat just about anything, a full one won’t so patient or not as long as the coyote is getting regular meals the cat is in no danger.

[@opticalraven1935]

@@jellybean7283 You've not seen a cat fuck up a canine. I have and it's horrible.

[@mythical99]

The coyote seems to posses the "turn about is fair play" gene. So cute!!

[@kumabear3529]

Coyote: one brief moment of inattentiveness Cat: so you have chosen death. They play so cute together😊

[@athyrmose]

I love how all play is paused out of respect for an itch.

[@elkabong6429]

Dree, don't you mean: "pawsed"? ;^)

[@broe6570]

Dree they are so cute together! Lunch is on hold for a moment!

[@piarossi4555]

Dree IKR? They are so cute!

[@hyzercreek]

Dree that was a great comment. "Pardon me, I'll be with you in a minute but I have a flea"

[@Rep0007]

Maybe kitty got a little scratch there during play... it happens. Had to attend to that. Then the show must go on...

[@anonymous-zn5em]

They are truly enjoying each others' company. It's heartwarming.

[@susannoulton7634]

Wow that cat has got no fear of him. They must have grown up together, what a beautiful couple ❤️❤️

[@notallthatbad]

I love how they are so casual between "fighting". Cat is like "hold on, gotta scratch and lick myself. Ok, we're good, proceed."

[@LFortune]

also, when the coyote take a little break for some human contact. So sweet

[@twohandedswordsman852]

That sounds like my childhood.

[@mousetreehouse6833]

When an animal exposes it's vulnerable stomach area, you know they are just in for the fun of it. Lol!

[@gingerelvira6587]

Being submissive

[@yunan9610]

Their tails are relaxed the whole time

[@goonerboy6371]

As much as I enjoyed the video, it makes me wonder if it’s legal to have a coyote as a pet

[@user-hi3dt1rn3i]

Yep!

[@melesmeles2095]

Depends on your state

[@sprites4ever482]

I love how the coyote, who could totally annihilate the cat, which both are aware of, does submissive poses to remind the cat that it's not actually in danger, and also lets it jump him. It also seems like he makes sure to not actually use force when throwing the cat. I've seen predators hold themselves back around prey they grew up with, but this is kindness between natural killers on a whole other level.

[@misskitty2710]

Two gorgeous animals who respect each other’s strength, and love having fun together

[@Cloofinder]

Disney: *gives us "The Fox and the Hound"* KZbin: *gives us The Coyote and the Cat*

[@MLD.Ltd.]

Cloo Viewer reverse engineering at best or gone horribly wrong

[@daisyharris4247]

That's a movie title if I've ever heard one lol I'll watch it!

[@brandonellis8111]

@@daisyharris4247 I could imagine it would like those Homeward bound movies I grew up with

[@Cloofinder]

@@MLD.Ltd. every Disney film always has a dark backstory, so who could say? Lol

[@Cloofinder]

@@brandonellis8111 that's a film that was amazing. Remember "Milo and Otis"?

[@pauljason632]

I like how the coyote lays flat on it's side once in a while,to keep the cat interested,and allow it to tackle it easily, and keep it playing with it. Their owner is right there observing the whole event,you can tell how delicate these animals are with each other,they are very good friends, and their teasing of each other,is very lovingly.

[@riodejaneiro664]

It just shows what a little bit of love and regular meals can do. Coyote is one of the family and knows it. Cat too of course.

[@Stoned_Silly]

They play so well together! The coyote even lays down to give the cat a chance to attack... So freakin cute 🥰🥺❤

[@crisbrackett2067]

When survival isnt the big issue, love and kindness prevails in all life.

[@juliesings2]

that is the wisdom of this video. Thank you for sharing that!

[@MikSrf723]

Except for humans who will gladly steal your lunch just so they can have an extra lunch to throw away.

[@svagamondo]

That's a very nice view of life :) I hope and wish it could be true, but did forget one animal.. The human being!

[@eiddiegreen3826]

True

[@stephen8013]

Except wild dogs, those things will tear you up

[@Ace_of_Horns]

Person A: "Cute dog, what breed is that?" Person B: "Coyote." Person A: "What?"

[@souldancer9091]

shesmine19 pfftt

[@hoouos2]

lol

[@TraxxasBoy520]

Person B: "yep, it's a coyote" Person A: "fuck that shit, I'm out"

[@KrotowX]

At least it not Alaska wolf who literally eat coyotes in breakfast.

[@UnmarkedPrescriptionBottle]

KrotowX atleast It's not a kangaroo.

[@spackar2720]

This is adorable and heartwarming. I know that cats and dogs can be friends. I never thought that a cat and a coyote could be friends. I also did not know that coyotes can be tamed and made into a house pet.

[@ivaolo]

the cat keeps wanting to wrestle but the coyote's jiujitsu is just superb. great flow sparring

[@fubukifangirl]

Coyotes look like a cross between foxes and wolves.

[@gaydummy2845]

I know right. In my opinion they look cute.

[@maw9406]

Because that’s what they evolutionarily are.

[@dietdoubledew8986]

@@maw9406 Incorrect. Coyotes are Canini like wolves and foxes are Vulpini. It's called convergent evolution.

[@erikadasilva507]

@@dietdoubledew8986 wolves are not vulpine.

[@dietdoubledew8986]

@@erikadasilva507 read it again..

[@nitemare507]

This is one of the tamest play fights I have ever seen! Not one peep out of either of them & they both looked like they were having a blast! Just beautiful!

[@skylersummer4898]

NiteMare50 the kitty did peep a bit when her tail was bitten but other than that they’re roughhousing was so cute

[@michaelpoyntz774]

I'm in awe of the coyotes intelligence and control! But the cat is a master of responding to every move of the coyote in a manner that re-invites the " lets play" mode! Truly a very cool video display! Now, if only our human species could learn something from these two critters the world would be a better place!

[@keithinaz9769]

Tail nibbles by the coyote showed me that they are great friends. 😊

[@k.pacificnw02134]

The canine attacks in canine ways (nipping at the back end of the cats, repeatedly) and the feline attacks in its feline way (one singular leap towards the throat). Fascinating!

[@d3n1el_pvp6]

They dont just nip to attack my dog and other dogs sniff eachothers butts its like the canine handshake

[@rare_grooves_shack_1983]

and their PLAY, just like play with ANY predatory species *cough cough cough* is training for survival. It's meant as fun, but it sharpens the skills for BOTH safely.

[@extenduss]

And the coyote circling the cat.

[@raphk9599]

@@rare_grooves_shack_1983 it's more like going to sparring at a gym.

[@rare_grooves_shack_1983]

@@raphk9599 do you go to the gym and spar to have fun and sharpen your skills? that's what i said. it's play, but the play has serious implications. they're both training to deal with each other, but I see mutual respect besides the sibling rivalry. Like a very smart woman once said in a documentary, *"animals from different species play democratically"* I see EXACTLY THAT here.

[@alicer6786]

It's interesting how in sync they are with each other. The cat lays down and the coyote lays in the same position as the cat. Almost like they're mimicking each other. Also the coyote lets the cat attack him and then when he attacks in a playful way he stops and gives the cat a chance. This is not all that common even when cats are playing together much less when it's a domesticated dog and cat. It's rare when you see such a pair have that kind of bond.

[@irened.]

It's a she! The coyote is female. XD And yes! Well observed about the behavior. I also love that the cat doesn't automatically get the upper hand with the coyote, unlike with domesticated dogs where the poor dogs always get the rough deal. Not here. They are so sweet together.

[@aengusdedanann181]

Alice Cross the coyote is treating the cat like a pup and teaching it to attack it's really sweet

[@schwarzwald6672]

You can tell they are instant best friends

[@broe6570]

M Price oh yes, hugs and kisses all over, till the coyote figures out he's playing with a scrumptious lunch!

[@alexanderjakubowski5673]

Billy Roe but that won't happen because the coyote is well fed. Generally predators won't attack helpless prey if they have an alternate food source. Kind of like how if YOU were desperate for food, you would eat that cat in a heartbeat.

[@scottprather5645]

That's totally amazing it's obviously a hand raised pup but still a wild undomesticated animal. Coyote are a beautiful animal.

[@tundegombkoto2491]

It's lovely to see 2 friends that know and trust each other so well to play without malice,Yes, it a shame people can't learn from this beautiful example💕

[@BluePiggy]

When the coyote rolls around with its mouth open, it looks like it's laughing. :) It's so sweet the way the coyote plays so nicely with the cat. It's using "pup" rules, I think -- playing the way an adult coyote would play with a pup.

[@literallyasuka2996]

0:49 Coyote: *looks away for one damn second* Cat: _A T T A C !_

[@dreamvinestudio]

LOL!

[@watermelonwishes4193]

😂😂😂

[@bluebrickwall3207]

Rogger - Is it any wonder men and women compare women to cats? ...lol

[@AgentSmith911]

Rip doggo

[@ktinxx]

They are so well matched as playing partners: apart from the obvious trust in each other, they both are spunky, persistent, and just the right amount of aggravating (tail biting!) to keep the play going. Wonderful to watch! 😍

[@arnoldmws6330]

That coyote has the happiest face ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@coachcosta69]

I can't believe how intelligent and playful the coyote is.

[@benm5221]

Sometimes humans even communicate with each other.

[@VancouverCanucksRock]

H's been Brainwashed by the Meat/Slaughter industry. "HUMAN SUPREME, HUMAN SUPERIOR, HUMAN IS ONLY THING WITH EMOTION!!

[@hankzikakis4624]

Yeah it's pretty crazy. I live on a canyon and we get them all the time. They are stupidly smart animals, but they eat people's dogs and cats so they are not well loved

[@taylorparrish7638]

Odi Oh please odi. Coyotes are one of the most instinctively ruthless hunters there are. It's very surprising to see this. I'd like to see you get into a cage with a lion and scream "I affirm your intelligence" at his face while he eat you.

[@anthonyweinersnose2583]

Tiberius Le Vasco It's a coyote acting like a dog who's acting like a cat.

[@HolbrookStark]

The people thinking this is dangerous are idiots who have clearly never been around wild canines. That coyote isn't displaying any behaviors that would be red flags for aggression. If it wasn't just being playful and really wanted that cat dead, you would see it building elaborate traps with TNT and falling anvils and stuff long before anything bad actually happens to the cat.

[@the_crazydane]

Had me at the first part XD

[@trials6502]

Damn you...

[@Kensei007]

@Toki Warheart 3:16 Wow, you're right. The cat is in so much distress it pounces on the coyote and then when it's thrown off, instead of retreating it casually scratches itself. It must have become so scared, it forgot how to act.

[@petermessi9968]

Watch out if packages arrive from ACME. HEHE

[@sonias9722]

If the cat was scared it would be trying to make his or herself look bigger

[@yanshein4042]

It is amazing to see kindness in animals and they don’t hurt each other.

[@Nu1SaNc8]

Those guys care for each other , good that they have each other to play when alone , not sure how your furniture will do though😂

[@harveym.glatman5955]

theyre not playing the way a dog and cat would. theyre playing the way two natural predators would. theyre having so much fun and its so cute. this is how kittens and coyote cubs play together to learn how to hunt. this is genuinely super enriching for them. its so cute that theyre friends. also, the coyote frequently rolls over and shows his belly to the cat, telling the cat that he knows its smaller than him and the cat has the advantage so its not aggression-based.

[@spankthemonkey3437]

If you could raise a couple of coyote or wolfs together with a couple mountain lions you would never have to worry about food or something to eat just open your door let them out and one of them might even bring something back for you, but if you went on a hunt you would definitely get something to eat. Also training falcons can feed you both because they can knock geese and ducks out the sky you have to do the rest

[@madisoncastle5138]

Yeah!

[@soltantio]

That coyote plays just like a dog.

[@tonyprice2256]

@@spankthemonkey3437 A mountain lion might even drag a deer to your porch.

[@brollyhessianovskov-ph1jc]

No way your nit just making up some bs there lol

[@ja7857]

Lol this cat diving in for the chokehold like 20 times. Cats are extremely funny yet graceful creatures.

[@seandeal1469]

There’s 5 million years of evolution on display folks.

[@kysike666]

In the wild they Coyote will eat that Cat

[@markm5772]

kysike666 No shit captain obvious none of us knew that so thank you

[@ayotundeayoko5861]

@@kysike666 holy crap we didnt know this

[@davidkosiba624]

@@kysike666 Give a tiger a coyote and then we can talk

[@Tribecasoothsayer]

They’re so good, playing “hunting” games with each other 😄

[@TheWolfManRob]

It's beautiful how these 2 play and coexist: It's all about how they're raised and with whom and/or what. Reminds me of another channel I watch with a big black panther and a Rottweiler that live together... It's the opposite with a bigger cat than dog. But these 2 display the "rough play" very well: the coyote lays with her throat exposed in a submissive position to make the cat comfortable attacking, but that's because the coyote craves the roughness the cat displays and can reciprocate without being too rough back. ❤️😻😸

[@sleepinglion1192]

This just proves how at the center of any wild animals soul, is a little playful kid.

[@elperronimo]

any animal, humans included

[@michaelsullivan2554]

I want to see a wolverine play.

[@jackmaehoph4822]

Yeah, you should try playing with a crocodile!

[@HeathLCK]

This is what you get with animals when there is no fear or hunger involved

[@CosmicCleric]

@@HeathLCK when everybody has their root beer, there are no problems.

[@p0331546]

I love how they take turns laying down liek "now it's ur turn to attack me" :D

[@joddeurter2448]

go read the bible

[@indiecloud100]

Yeah! So cute 😂

[@perrypelican9476]

Most animals play like that. It's so sad how people panic when a dog barks at their dog and they pick the dog up to protect them, which is the worst thing you can do. Most well socialized dogs will play rather than fight. Barking is usually excitement, not an announcement of intent to kill. People make their dogs nervous wrecks by panicking every time another dog approaches. Most people treat dogs like kids. Dogs are nothing like kids and require much different interaction. They are selfish to treat their dogs in ways to make themselves feel good. If you love an animal then learn about them and how to treat them to make them happy.

[@dillonm.2422]

@@joddeurter2448 be nice

[@dillonm.2422]

@benny pitt yeaaa the coyote was being a bit too rough

[@alfredotherescuetuxedocat83]

They are so cute together! That coyote is so beautiful and healthy looking. The kitty is very pretty!

[@user-hu1yh4yq8i]

Es Precioso ver al Coyote y al Gatito Jugando, los Animales cuando crecen juntos se llevan muy bien!😊

[@KillerMcDiller]

I’ve never seen a domesticated coyote before, she is beautiful and precocious and playful. Very cool. The cat jumping on the coyote neck and getting slung off was funny. They truly enjoy each other. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@SqeakyToy]

And such a beautiful coat. Wild ones I've seen have not looked so good.

[@CognizantCheddar]

She's not domesticated. She's tamed. Different thing.

[@FaxanaduJohn]

I don't think you understand what "precocious" means.

[@The1980Philip]

Trained and tamed is not the same as domesticated.

[@KH-rt3ef]

This reminds me of tame behaviors in some of our sanctuary wolves. Where bottle-fed wild canines are motivated to learn how to socialize with humans, those raised by other canines don’t readily perceive any value in depending upon people - they‘ll look “through” you and “past” you rather than “to” you if they need something. This coyote is a sweetheart

[@bryanaperry8760]

Coyote: Let's play, best friend! Cat: So you have chosen death.

[@FluoxetinaBelcher]

The cat chose violence. Cat always chooses violence 😄

[@billrich9722]

A meme.

[@katj3443]

Lol

[@angelh1608]

LMAO 😂

[@murduk88]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PJ-ee5mc]

This is just how my cat and German Shepherd used to play. Then they would exhaust each other and fall asleep very close to one another.

[@praiseworthy1087]

lmao over the way the coyote was circling and then laid down, OMG this is hilarious, that coyote is a tease

[@sonyavincent7450]

That coyote is more fair minded than most humans.

[@thomasodonnell2187]

This is one of the coolest households I have ever seen. The coyote is calm & collective. I agree, he is very fair. The cat is very lucky to have him as a friend 😊❤

[@hollysmith5091]

Why is a coyote

[@rich_da_prophet6424]

@@hollysmith5091 Absolutely correct

[@XxowendanxX]

You stole my comment. That coyote is a good man.

[@markt2609]

What’s nuts is his instincts would be to eat the cat in the wild lol