Dog vs. Coyote

We live on our property and we have lots of Coyotes that hang around. They try to ambush my dog alot. This dog in the video is not mine, but my neighbors. She always trys to chase the Coyotes away, but she also knows when to back down. My dog does not, and would just keep chaseing them and get eatten lol....yup

[@Ovakill22]

my neighbor had a south african boerboel, dog was such a big mush and really friendly... but when it came to coyote's he literally flipped a switch and would destroy them.. such a good dog and kept the neighborhood safe... RIP brutus you were a good boy!

[@devondetroit2529]

I love those dogs.. incredible breed

[@maeganbyerley]

I remember living in northern BC and lived right on the edge of town near a field. We had a German Shepard and one day my brother, the dog and I were just horsing around in the back yard. All of a sudden the dog just started FREAKING out and wouldn't let us near the fence closest to the field. I thought it was weird until my mom called us inside very calmly, she even made sure that the dog came inside too. When we got inside she told us to look out my bedroom window. We saw 3 coyotes walking maybe 5 feet from the fence line. They stayed around for another few hours, but we didn't see them after that. Also it wasn't the first wild animal that walked through that field and it probably won't be the last lol. We once had a moose and her baby, a black bear, and once I saw a gopher scamper by.

[@jeff2198]

Sadly no likes and replies

[@jamylah._._]

Maegan Byerley whew.... this was an interesting story

[@brandonamezquita4501]

@@jeff2198 There are now.

[@aky19832001]

That Lab showed thought. The lab is a formidable oponant for the coyote. The lab used pressure and eventually regained ground, which is control. In the process avoiding confrontation using the notion, power precieved, is power achieved. Smart dog!

[@soldatheero]

you are projecting.. he is just chasing it. coyote too quick for him to catch

[@justsomeguy1671]

Ya you are projecting lol. You the yellow doggy wanted a piece of that coyote. He merely pretended halfway through the video that he was scared , thus inviting the hungry coyote to think he's easy prey. Watch it again he's wagging his tail off😅 Lol

[@saxy1player]

You can tell just how much more agile a wild animal is :D

[@Matterhorny]

duh

[@Abbie_Loves_John]

Lol, this is a fat lab. A greyhound would outmatch a coyotes agility any day.

[@Chemnitz1988]

@@Abbie_Loves_John And then get killed

[@nacoran]

The dog reminds me of a dog we used to have. She was stupid as a bag of rocks. She used to get over on the other side of the fence in with the neighbors cows. When you called her she come running up to the top of the fence where there was no hole and get increasingly frustrated that she couldn't get back. (There was a lot of tall grass on our side of the fence and it was a pain to go down to the hole if you were wearing shorts.) Fortunately, her sister (black, longhair from the same litter) was much smarter. If you told her to 'go get your sister' she'd go down to the hole and lead her sister through. She figured that out without any training, which means she not just had a sense of self but had an understanding of who her sister was, what her sister was having problems with, and how to show her sister how to get back through the fence, and that was what you wanted her to do.

[@1suitcasesal]

Look how smart that Coyote is!! He knows that he can outrun that dog so he teases him. He even slinks and sneaks back in the fence while the dog goes the other way. I love Coyotes. They are smart, adaptable and survivors.

[@jamargaston2134]

And I will shoot them on-site if I see one

[@1suitcasesal]

@@jamargaston2134 may many a mouse invade your house! Lol

[@jamargaston2134]

@@1suitcasesal and I kill them too

[@1suitcasesal]

@@jamargaston2134 So?

[@sunshinedilly5033]

@@jamargaston2134 you enjoy killing huh...not necessarily something you should be bragging about.

[@MROCD]

JUST KEEPS COMING and its thinking dog is tasty..mmmmm.. food ....hard ....survive ..but dogs thinking game time.....wheres my ball?....mommy loves me..awwwww

[@wi54725]

Unfortunately, sometimes there is another scenario, where one of the two ends up mounting the other, and you end up with a dangerous coydog that has feral traits and no fear of humans. We also have coywolves, which are even worse,

[@equim7363]

I have a toyote in my garage

[@jewcyk8268]

one flew by my house recently I think a bird got in the mix

[@aths8537]

Loool you all are taking the pis

[@FadeTheMonk]

@@aths8537 I'm confused.... is this not my ex wife's grave?

[@tyronelivingston67]

I heard somewhere once that coyotes try to call in reinforcements from they cell phone, but the other coyotes be like, "Nah, just bring him over this way."

[@dresmith2148]

That's exactly what they do in a nutshell. Lure they dog over to the homies and now it's go time

[@mothernature6154]

Funny VERY funny 😄

[@ktm144blitz]

i saw my dog kill a coyote right in front of me when i was like 8 years old, to this day i think he saved me

[@girl4737]

8 likes and 8 years ago

[@jangabrielreyes4754]

Waitibg for 16 years aho

[@joaobernardo3145]

8 years ago you commented this damn how old r u?

[@ktm144blitz]

@@joaobernardo3145 27

[@joaobernardo3145]

@@ktm144blitz when you commented that in that time you were the same age as me today

[@diecast_5913]

haha the dog knows the coyote is trying to lure him father away and the dog stays a certain distance away dog is smarter than the coyote

[@redsoxwinagain2007]

Yup, a lab is smart. My lab hears them yapping near the woods and while he is not afraid, he is not fooling for their lures.

[@smellyolegoat150]

That's not what's happening. A lab isn't fast enough to catch a coyote. The coyote is just messing with the dog. My 35 pound Whippets routinely caught up to coyotes and would literally run rings around them. That would pretty much make the coyote stop and face the Whippet, but only because he had no choice. Finally, the coyotes would break and run again. The same thing over and over again. Many times the Whippet and coyote would disappear from view over a hill, or into the woods. My Whippet would always return none the worse for wear. It's not because the coyote has some devious plan to lure the dog into the woods. It's not because the lab is to smart to be lured away. It's because the lab is only half heartedly interested in the coyote, and is just posturing to keep it at bay, and both animals are smart enough to know how they match up speed wise, they both worked that out in those few short sprints. Neither wants to risk a fight, though the lab would most likely win that battle.

[@redsoxwinagain2007]

@@smellyolegoat150 labs are extremely curious and very smart. My dog is calm and confident around most animals. He has encountered deer, foxes, turkeys, ducks, squirrels, and even saw a moose once. His reaction is consistent. He will posture for a good view then sit and watch. Other dogs, he is of course as happy as a lab with friends, However, coy dogs yapping close by and he moves away and will get right next to me. Perhaps he can detect whatever they are communicating? Again, he is a super consider dog and fearless but the coyotes seems bug him.

[@5PE3]

Actually coyote and dogs are in the same family and both are fighting over territory

[@MichaelMitchell-eo6cb]

Right. Domestic dogs aren’t stupid

[@MotivationalCurse]

The dog thought it Was playing Lmao

[@kratos1620]

The coyote is slender and very agile, while the dog can barely run because it is plump.

[@vivalabad6]

only 2 possible comments for a coyote video on YT: "I would have shot it" or "It's trying to lure your dog back to it's pack"

[@ChaotiX1]

yeah, the lure thing is a myth. An old wives tale that people still believe to this day.

[@scottw5315]

What if it doesn't have a pack because some brave hunter shot its mate and the pups starved?

[@vivalabad6]

@@scottw5315 I wasn't suggesting these are the only comments that SHOULD exist, just happens to be the people who comment on coyote videos despise them.

[@bestillandknow2986]

@@ChaotiX1 - you’re kidding right? A few months ago in my area a guy was walking his German Shepherd and the dog was lured off by a lone yote. The owner couldn’t catch up to his dog and heard the pack killing his dog. Tell that owner it’s just a myth.

[@ChaotiX1]

@@bestillandknow2986 sorry pal but unless you got proof for that little story of yours, it's still a myth. "Hearsay is a statement made outside of the courtroom that is offered to prove the facts asserted in that statement. Hearsay is excluded at trial under the rationale that it is unreliable."

[@Squarehead45]

The coyote is trying to get the dog to chase him to where his Pack is hiding. Seen it many times and the dog Always loses

[@stephaniecimorose9421]

I had a female pit bull out with me while riding my horse and this happened I told my dog to get the coyote she would run about 25 feet turn around and come back after the second time I was like maybe there’s a reason she’s not chasing her I better stop this.. when I got back to the ranch they told me they send a female out and the pack waits to ambush the dog, SO MY DOG WAS SMART AND MUST OF REALIZED SOMETHING WAS UP AND SHE WAS A FEMALE.. AFTER I HEARD THAT I HUGGED MY DOG AND APOLOGIZED TO HER.. YES I WAS STUPID!!

[@hollow6189]

@@stephaniecimorose9421 well at least you learned from your mistake and your dog is ok

[@martianmurray]

That’s an urban legend

Coyotes are not "pack " animals like wolves. Coyote "pack " consists of Mom, Dad, and fresh pups up to one year of age.. IT is wolves that will "lure" a dog....

[@STHFGDBY]

@@stephaniecimorose9421 Did the dog accept your apology?

[@katemkat5115]

You should be running with your dog and hazing the coyote so it gets the message to stay away. Not just filming while your dogs in potential danger 🤦‍♀️

[@brandonamezquita4501]

🤡

[@user-ff6dl9zr7u]

Dog isn't at any danger until it's run into coyote trap. This one is smart enough to don't do this. And coyotes doesn't get in 1 vs 1 with any large dog because he doesn't win it.

[@brandonamezquita4501]

@@user-ff6dl9zr7u Very true.

[@NormanFoxLee]

Or hazing the dog to save coyote.

[@BoiDoggo]

@@user-ff6dl9zr7uwhat’s a coyote trap?

[@bodyshott65]

Coyotes are sneaky little fuckers. This animal was trying to get the dog to chase him to where the other coyotes were waiting to ambush him.

[@Bodogable]

Nice footage, thank you for posting it :) Your dog is a champ!!

[@Levelz31]

coyote baiting him to follow while his mates wait to ambush

[@periloushoggies]

This was a good laugh. Thanks for sharing.

[@southpawrey3541]

the guy recording needs to get at least 2 more big dogs to protect each other this could go bad at night or with more then one coyote

[@dylconnaway9976]

Easy fix- the guy recording just needs to get his own coyotes to protect from coyotes. 19 coyotes should cover the perimeter, and he should keep 7 coyotes in reserve as a quick reaction force. He’ll also need a day and night shift, so 52 coyotes should be enough to protect him from coyotes.

[@teacup3133]

the others were waiting nearby

[@FadeTheMonk]

@@dylconnaway9976 hahaha

[@Sodnal]

Coyote is planning on Labrador Retriever for lunch. The dog is smart not to follow it, the rest of the pack is probably just out of sight.

[@idahogreen2885]

U ignorant fkng apartment dweller. Coyotes are scavengers not fighters. And theyre not hunting for dogs, they hunt mice and voles and SMALL game.

[@mikestewart7424]

Greens you are the idiot that doesn’t know what you are talking about,go back to your mommy’s basement!

[@frenchfries9258]

Looks like they were having fun!

[@chrislj2890]

If that was me with a coyote problem I'd always pack a side arm. You see it, you shoot it.

[@dominickcastiglione5908]

Indeed i will always have My friend Marlin with me to Separate the Coyotes Head from its shoulders.

[@lauraburke2189]

We were outside, my children and myself. A Coyote appeared and went towards my children. One of my dogs was a very large golden. She chased the coyote into the woods. You could hear the fight. I grabbed the metal bat and went to help Sara. SHE ran up to me covered in blood. Not hers. I miss that dog everyday, She was 15 when she passed protecting us all the way.

[@Christopher-vf6kx]

15 years, that was a long fight.

[@lauraburke2189]

@@Christopher-vf6kx She died 0f old age

[@skjelver4]

@l0ltxtit I live in a large city. There's a research farm 10 miles outside the city with huge, isolated ravines. I was there last year during the winter, and heard at least 15 coyotes howling at one time. I howled back, and two of them came up the ravine to check me out. I talked to them when they were about 20 feet away, and they both shyly walked away. So they definitely do live together, and judging from the ripped up deer I've found in that area, coyotes do hunt in packs.

[@erik7x57]

I've seen them try to do that where I live. One will get a domestic dog to chase him, wait until he is weakened, then take him down. Very cunning creatures, I have much respect for them. They do, however, need to be thinned down.

[@paulaclark9729]

The coyotes all like "Hey fatso catch me if you can!"

[@classicrockrdude1]

get yourself a 45-70 lever action and have some fun

[@cullenbrankin593]

I'd rather watch my dogs have the fun and eat his ass up

[@dorianbelen]

Smart dog. He knows how the coyotes woks. 3 o more coyotes was waiting nice and fresh on the bushes if he follow the bite.

[@Andrew-pu8ly]

...bait

[@jamestaylor5362]

I guess the coyote is selling wolf tickets or roof roof tickets...😁😁😁😆😆😁😆😆

[@eisleyism]

Wow this is the most incredible thing I have ever seen in my entire life.

[@carvin7CHANNEL]

Lies

[@ronpaul2008rocks]

Yea, those all work too. 25-06 is just my favorite.

[@csbob2010]

@AudioVisionNG Coyotes are known to lone hunt, tandem and even pack hunt. They will often pack up when seeking larger prey like deer etc. Mating pairs often hunt together as well. It also depends on the region, size of coyotes and the available prey in the area. I saw 8 of them chasing a deer around once and I see them running around by themselves too. You cannot definitively say they are or are not pack animals because of the versatility coyotes possess to survive.

[@BlessedVet]

Here in AZ they run in packs. One will scout and the rest will follow. In this case, it looks like it tried to get the dog to follow so the rest can gang up on him.

[@JbirdL2233]

That is too funny. I agree... they are playing. At least the coyote is.

[@thequickbrownfox7289]

"Mornin' Ralph... Mornin' Sam" comes to mind (Loony Toons ref.)

[@surge263]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@jerryesque3747]

This coyote is crafty. He was trying to bait the dog to his pack. He is way faster than the dog but purposely slows down enough to the dog to follow him. Damn coyotes, and it works.

[@armbender777]

That yote is so much quicker then that fat assed lab.. i do like the video and gave it a thumbs up.. thx

[@orangejoe204]

Not quicker than 3,800 ft/s. They respect and remember that kind of thing, so you don't have to do it often. Coydogs, on the other hand...

[@BillOhio73]

Somewhere out there is a roadrunner laughing its butt off.

[@bull864]

Yeah, you make good points, especially about the rabies. I hadn't thought of that.

[@CheesyChels4]

The scary thing is that; although it looks small compared to the Lab, I have heard that Coyotes pretend to be chased and cornered, then their pack attacks the dog and kills it.

[@isaiahrobinson5575]

True! the owner was there so the dog wouldn't have just run off fortunately for the Lab! However FORTUNATELY for the Coyote it was a slow dog! LOL! A Doberman, Pit bull, or German likely would've caught it! LOL then things would've gotten interesting Hard to tell if it was playing or hunting though! Either way that was a dangerous game (on BOTH ends)

[@nealward9646]

Maria Salazar Wolves use that tactic also. They will entice dogs to follow a female wolf in heat. The pack is laying in wait for the hapless suitor.

[@fuohio1]

Maria Salazar Spot on. Coyote's and wolves are the gangbangers of the woods. This is why people who've lived in the city their whole life have no idea what they're talking about when they claim these animals are peaceful. The only peaceful coyote is a dead one.

[@lboogie05]

+Scott Stalmack there are a lot of coyotes that live in cities. They also do not run in packs unless it's with their monogamous partner and children. Just my two cents.

[@kakolisen7771]

u r correct

[@williamcollins4876]

Coyotes hunt in packs with one acting as a decoy of which a dog - in this case the lab - gives chase. The other members of the pack will ambush the dog (lab) to slowly weaken it and then finally bring it down. It is not a good idea to let your dog to chase coyotes. A coyote pack can even bring down a large dog.

[@dpeatebc7265]

I had a year old Dobie who chased a coyote and got ambushed by the pack. He was probably 80 lbs at the time. He was lucky. Had a couple of nasty bite marks on his butt where they tried to bring him down, but he was strong enough to get away. Cost me about a grand to get him sewed up and various shots.

[@hyzercreek]

@@dpeatebc7265 Coyotes don't run in packs. Maybe you are thinking of geese.

[@jefffrayer8238]

@@hyzercreek Hmmmm, Must be you know more than all these witnesses, some with dead dogs or big vet bills, actual videos, hunters and the DNR. Thanks for setting the record straight. Maybe you can come visit my flock of cows while a pack of geese fly over.

[@almeggs3247]

Looks like neither one truly wishes to catch the other

[@JesusChrist-po3zh]

lol you really loved your cat i can tell

[@rmwtsou]

That's Old Yeller!

[@cynthiawhiteeagle8546]

rmwtsou,very funny!

[@wq198mnr]

Old yeller was a black mouth cur. I have 5 BMC’s.

[@4kmachines310]

That’s great and a truly greater movie🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸

[@orangejoe204]

ur mom was a black mouthed cur. ....sorry. had to.

[@bannedonlg]

rmwtsou behind the scenes

[@ogierinho1]

This Coyote is unbelivably smart

[@deviin6996]

Do u know him

[@creativetelcoadmin8170]

No lie. I was driving on a hwy in rural area. Two coyotes running across a field to the hwy. They get to the road. By God they looked both ways before crossing. Never saw that in an animal ever. Very smart

[@rayosullivan4398]

Then why he could never catch the road runner

[@sVolpone]

that yote is totally teasing that dog. lol

[@gavinboser]

That's a good dog, always stayed between the coyote and his human.

[@davidandrew6347]

I'm sure that's not what it was actually meaning to do. That's silly.

[@shaunelijah455]

Yellow Lab to Coyote: Give you one warnin' boy. This is MY ranch!! Yo keep the heck back of this cher fence.......Or Else !! Coyote: Heck I just be playin with ya boy. Don't mean ya no harm

[@BIGestBUCK]

I've heard coyotes in heat will do this just to draw the male dog out away from a farm.. Then the pack is waiting for an easy kill.

[@aron8949]

Yes they tried this with my Belgian Malinois cause he was not fixed but he was too fast and he ran back to me being tailed by a group of them. He learned his lesson.

[@cindienolin564]

I heard this too

[@hulkster3002]

Yes,or either lure the dog towards several waiting coyotes. Sometimes they hunt similar to the lioness, sometimes like the African wild dog.

[@hyzercreek]

Coyotes don't run in packs. Maybe you are thinking of geese.

[@BIGestBUCK]

@@hyzercreek Lol. Yes. Or beer.

[@scavengerspc]

I would swear the Coyote was laughing the whole time.

[@glennroberts461]

Coyotes want the dog to chase them - right into the pack that's hiding nearby.

[@zanngoc]

Why the fuck do they hide and not attack as a group though?

[@MLGtroll365]

woah you can see the other coyote out in the field. plus there's more around... the coyote even looks at the other one at 1:26 you see him move his head, people think this is playing. nope it's hunting...

[@randybuccigross4052]

There are no other coyotes out in the field that you were able to see. I'm not saying there aren't none, but YOU did not see a second one in the field sticking it's head up for the other one to turn back around.

[@milominder]

If the dog follows the coyote into the hills it will be eaten by the other eight or so coyotes waiting for it.

[@polyanaaraujo7185]

milominder 🐂🐄'"# @6^ " ;;^;;;;

[@cynthiawhiteeagle8546]

milominder,yes,there's enough meat on that dog to go around with the tail left to be used as a toothpick.

[@kittshausman6191]

milominder yep. My brother dog got that trap too :(

[@robertburns4887]

@E. Trano you are so wrong

[@dredbud9272]

E. Trano coywolves?wtf are you talking about.

[@MrScottydabody]

i agree with you, i think they are friends because at times the dog seems to be proccupied with other things than the approaching coyote

[@AtelierofZ_Co24]

coyotes can sense when your dog is fearful so they use that. This is a lab, a sweet dog usually, had it been an anatolian shepherd, the energy is different and the coyote would think twice.

[@kathiehansen]

neither one of them look serious about it

[@ryanzVH]

I've had coyotes around my house two nights in a row, I think they've claimed the area or something like that. But peoples cats have been going missing for the past year. I think I know why now... I'm kinda afraid for my 35pound collie. Everyone says it wont attack my dog but I know coyotes lure.

[@marshman9548]

still living there? hahah

[@dominickcastiglione5908]

Do you want to borrow my Marlin And separate those coyotes heads from their shoulders

[@spactick]

that coyote is playing with the dog. it may be even 'attracted' to that well fed synthetic wolf

[@michaelpipkin2660]

That coyote can haul ass . lol

[@KuvYogPhajEj]

My ruger 10/22 would take care of that coyote

[@elithepitbulldog2209]

The coyote is toying with the dog, but if the dog ever got the coyote it would be over

[@xavierlucky397]

***** are you saying the coyote would have killed the dog? Sorry but its only one coyote, a dog that size would have ripped it to pieces. Coyotes are only really effective in packs.

[@elithepitbulldog2209]

No im saying the coyote is probably gonna get its rear end torn up. Coyotes are effective in a pack but it is clearly out sized here

[@xavierlucky397]

***** Ahh okay sorry my bad.

[@elithepitbulldog2209]

No problem. We have 3 different packs of coyotes withen a mile of the house and it gets quite noisy at night. It starts out sounding like a bus load of children in the distance and i fear they could take my daughters small dog or attack my 2-1/2 year old grand daughter. We dont dare let her out without one of us being with her or her "big brother" a 45 pound american pit bull terrier. He already chased one off the other day. Coyotes are quite brave to come around in the day time

[@cynthiawhiteeagle8546]

Ron Hotchkiss, yeah,those coyotes took off with a busload of children! Jk

[@lunajessica123]

good dog!😀👍

[@brandondrake14]

The athleticism of the coyote vs that dog is equivalent to Hussein Bolt vs Lou Costello.

[@gordiewilliams1657]

Yes thats what hes trying to do get the lab to chase him in to death

[@pimpdaddy2657]

I watched 1 where they used a female in heat to get the dog

[@MymyCute10]

These two were playing. They ain't about that life. lol

[@jaluepo]

A coyote doesn’t play, he hunts.

[@monetwhite9210]

Not trying to sound mean or aggressive but that dog was probably having a little bit of fun

[@DCBKSL]

How would you sound mean by saying that Lol.

[@monetwhite9210]

right XD

[@lunadibeppe]

The dog isnt trying to intimidate the coyote nor the coyote to the dog. the going back and forth through the fence and from side to side indicates play. They were making friends and trying to play. Cute.

[@ramyg5037]

Coyotes do that - They try to act friendly with dogs and then lure them to the coyotes gang...where they all attack the dog....

[@83hnybadger]

Looked like they were just playing to me, watch their body-language and facial expressions. They were just having fun.

[@mikec7860]

It’s not the Raptor you see, it’s the two in the bushes waiting to pounce.

[@justinbowie9566]

It's almost like there playing lol

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

You most definitely live in the city because if you didnt youd know exactly what that coyote was doing or trying to do to that unsuspecting dog !!!

[@Pakmaonkurniaanjokor2214]

Yupp

[@suicideturtle420]

Coyotes are smart they work as a team one is the destruction and usually one or two to ambush

[@247Countryboy1]

my wolf shephard mix used to let them try and ambush her then tear them apart one by one. they just learned she wasnt one to mess with. mom used to get so pissed when shed find dead coyotes drug up by the barn. Lila would just stand there like "look mom I got you some food"

[@247Countryboy1]

***** quite the troll are we? atleast I don't get my kicks sitting behind a computer attempting (and failing) to make people with actual lives look stupid. Nice try kiddo

[@SMay-vq7qn]

Luke Haskins -- Cool.

[@catluke1]

You people are sick, the Coyete is wild and very playful, I love to watch them, yes I have a cat and does not go out with out me, I saw a young one once and it was cute as hell and never tried to hurt me it followed me to my car and let me take its picture it was smiling eveyone that that saw it fell in love the little guy, They do like to play and it is the only way they get food is to hunt, not like assholes on here that may bitch about them, then go hang animals head on walls to show off!

[@themongrel8022]

@@catluke1 bet u Havent pet 1 yet since they're do cute😂😂😂

[@themongrel8022]

You are lying

[@JUsTM34GaIn]

Dogs 1-Coyotes 0 That dog is beast

[@1_fishin_magician153]

coyote is fishin'..... thumbs up !!!

[@bud389]

@66SiK Not if its a mastiff, a mastiff could take on a pack of 3 - 4 easily, or even an irish wolfhound (bred to hunt and kill wolves)

[@impalaSS65]

A "mastiff" means "English Mastiff" . so I definitelly disagree. They are rarely agile enough and very rarely aggressive to match a wild animal. They have very low stamina. They often have under bite so their teeth are weaker. An irish wolfhound has just like the mastiff, only been bred to look good for the upper classes, during hundreds of years. They are so unaggressive that they are docile. Much too large to have a chance to be effective. Any one dog against three - four Coyotes will more likely succumb due to exhaustion and dwindling ability to protect the rear against decripling attacks. A very aggressive Kangal, Cane Corso, Ovcharka (not too large) might stand a chance, but it is truly idiotic, borderline "city folk", to set them up working against predators alone.

[@ronpaul2008rocks]

25-06

[@grifter116]

1. Load up .243 2. Place cross-hairs slightly behind the eye of the yote. 3. Squeeze trigger 4. Marvel at the explosion the 70 grain ballistic tip creates when it connects with the yote at 3,000 fps.

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

The answer for coyotes: Dingo's. A dingo will eliminate a coyote problem in no time at all.

[@PhysioA]

Why not getting a Kangal...2 month no yote around anymore.

[@ExBruinsFan]

Kangal? What's that?

[@PhysioA]

ExBruinsFan Watch /watch?v=e96M9gGS_X0

[@PlainsPup]

ExBruinsFan The Turkish kangal is a breed of large livestock guardian dog. They are known for their toughness, and with spiked collars, can even kill wolves.

[@PlainsPup]

martini carbine That's cool, but no, that would not be a kangal. Sounds more like a Pyrenees, maremma, kuvacz, komondor, or puli type of sheepdog.

[@PlainsPup]

martini carbine Yes, it's a great idea that has been slow to take off in many places, but once it does, it's quite effective. People in Eurasia have been keeping these large livestock guardian dogs (LGD's) to guard their sheep, goats, and cattle against wolves and other predators for thousands of years. Some, like the maremma and others, are raised with their flock of sheep from puppyhood. Because the dog feels like the sheep are members of its pack, and even looks a bit like sheep, he is quick to frighten a wolf away if one wanders into the flock. Some LGD's are even capable of engaging wolves in combat. LGD's often wear spiked collars, which can protect their neck and give them an advantage in a fight against a wolf, bear, or large cat. Even if the dogs cannot defeat predators themselves, they are good at alerting people, who can then step in with weapons to frighten off, or if necessary kill intruders. What's nice about this system is that humans don't have to persecute predators as much; they can trust that the dog will usually keep their livestock safe, and not have to go out and deplete populations of important wild carnivores. Here in the western US, people have begun using these large dogs, as well as llamas and donkeys, as livestock guardians against coyotes or even larger predators. This approach has proven effective, and is becoming more widespread. :)

[@HardlineFeminists]

Coyotes have killed 3 dogs, and killed/eaten 57 cats (confirmed) in my neighborhood this summer, we're in the Chicagoland area, more and more Coyotes are being spotted in urban areas around here, the Coyotes are becoming more and more aggressive toward people's pets and people. Now I'm afraid to walk the streets, and the fact is my outdoor cat (who's been missing for a week now) may have been eaten by one of them. It's illegal to kill Coyotes in our area because they are protected, and since we cannot own guns here, there is no way to defend ourselves when the predators come into our backyards looking for an easy meal.

[@chubbyninja842]

I like to go for long walks around 3am. I'm nocturnal for work. One night I saw a coyote doing something behind the batting cage at a school. After it left I went to see what it was doing. Apparently, eating. I found a big fat cat head ... just the head, about the size of a large grapefruit.

[@Phoggy88]

***** Thats overkill lol just get a dogo argentino.

[@bekibeko6590]

ZombieTex no Caucasian Get Is Strongest dog in the world

[@Soxxgo]

ZombieTex Get bear mace. It's better than a gun because you can't accidentally hurt a person.

[@chubbyninja842]

Jeff .Cann I appreciate the thought, but: 1) You can accidentally mace yourself depending on the wind, then you're maced while trying to fight of a bear with your bare hands. 2) Your chances of drowning in a back yard swimming pool are about 6X higher than being injured by a negligent discharge of a firearm. Yes, every death is a tragedy, but you have to put it in perspective.

[@loromas63]

The coyote must be in heat silly thing! Hence so many coy dogs!

[@sadiemae4325]

PLAYING TO ME!🤗🐶

[@robertfindley2376]

Little hard to determine the coyote's intentions from the film; either it just felt playful or it was trying to get the dog worked up enough to chase the coyote into an ambush a little ways off. Folks commenting on this sort of thing tend to get into false dichotomies wherein either the coyote is a playful, loving, entirely harmless child of nature (the noble savage fallacy), or else coyotes are invariably vicious, conniving monsters dedicated to slaughtering our pets, small children and the elderly. Black or white, whereas reality often tends to be greyish. Truth is sometimes coyotes DO just feel playful, but this sort of behavior also corresponds to a well documented hunting pattern in which largish dogs are lured away from home and ambushed and killed by multiple coyotes working together. If they try this in your neighborhood a lot, as you say, I'd recommend shooting the coyote who's acting as a lure. This should discourage his pack and possibly persuade them to move on. Of course another pack will just move into the territory, so if you want to safeguard your dog you need to reconcile yourself to shooting a few coyotes each year. They're very bright, and they will certainly get the message...

[@bodyshott65]

It's my belief that coyotes are only playful with other coyotes. Their sole purpose is to hunt, kill, and eat. They're never up to any good.

[@escudopikespeak9280]

The most useless dog I have ever seen.

[@coreym8145]

you really dont understand what you are seeing lol. the coyote is trying to lure the dog into the pack

[@vincedgarvlogs]

COREY M the dog was actually smart to stay on the property

[@74drat]

lol coyote says "chase me again, this is fun"

[@richardcaballero681]

not going lie, it was pretty funny to watch this.

[@xgtlxnooblet69]

awhh a yellow lab. hes a big sweety. i had one that was 110lbs. and had a huge block head on him. one winter i took off running in the snow and he chased after me. he put his head down and ran right into my but full speed and knocked me about 3 feet in the air. great times. RIP harley

[@bryantwoodard4302]

Here Yeller. Come back Yeller. Best dog gone dog in the West.

[@MaestroECMcCloud]

One was scared and the other was glad of it.

[@macthomas]

You have a good dog there.

[@247Countryboy1]

that coyote knows better. that labrador would tear him a new one. all muscle well fed and territorial. granted they are just playing. that lab would fuck his world up and he knows it.

[@harrymolloy823]

My lab took off once and we found him with a bite on his paw and back, but he dragged a dead yote in the yard

[@Mandrak789]

smart dog, doesn't go too far away

[@TheTrent814]

He is trying to draw the dog away. It's more of them AROUND.

[@IrieEyedJedi619]

The coyote was doing what a coyote does...Looks like play but the coyote was tiring and measuring up the lab. It would have been just a matter of time before another coyote shows up and now you have trouble. Wild animals.

[@mariamontgomery8070]

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[@majudaem]

Coyotes are fast, the dog is smart

[@lowellirish]

Yote trying to lure the lab into the bushes to get ambushed by other coyotes!!

[@whis2181]

I think that coyote want to play lol