Great Pyrenees vs Coyote 😮

This coyote wants to be friends with our Great Pyrenees...she has been hanging around our yard for over a year & comes by to visit a few times per week. They just bark at each other, sometimes for hours! Very strange!

[@empire0]

I love when he stops barking and sniffs the ground a bit, like "hang on, im gonna review this evidence"

[@calamarimatahari1008]

😆

[@smbchc]

Sniffing like this is one of so called 'calming signals'. Basically the dog was confused and not confident enough to do something, even to walk away, so he tried some diplomacy.

[@qook1543]

Legend has it that he's still barking

[@nisargdoshi2640]

Lol i was just about to comment this hahahaha

[@thenpheler1]

Absolutely!! Mine does

[@sorellman]

He talked him to death.

[@josephgarrison7424]

I HAVE ONE NAMED KIRBY & HIS FANSTATIC,,,

[@sorellman]

@@josephgarrison7424 You also have the caps lock on. It makes it look like you're barking at us. Is that you, Kirby?

[@jasonb.6623]

The Pyrenees is saying “human put down the camera and take care of this sh*t”

[@adonnarowe1811]

Lmfao

[@billb6283]

I gave you a like just because you said human and not hooman. My dog can pronounce it correctly also. It's not that big of a leap!

[@vavavoomsp1]

Right!!!

[@Al0_Vera]

@@billb6283 You must be blind to jokes, huh.

[@billb6283]

​@@Al0_Vera Yes...If animals say hooman, then I have no sense of humor. And my dog really can pronounce it correctly, I guess she spoiled me with her rich vocabulary.

[@AruvaChan]

I love how the dog got distracted and forgot the coyote for a second and got spooked when it looked back up and saw it there lol!

[@ReyBanYAHUAH]

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[@itsconnorlmao754]

@@ReyBanYAHUAH shut up, bongaloo

[@TheGeonam]

@@ReyBanYAHUAH You will go to hell if you don't accept Jesus Christ!

[@kristenc8967]

He didn't get distracted... the coyote's scent is all over the area and the dog was just sniffing it and then detected a slight movement from the coyote and the dog snapped into a defensive position for a second

[@AruvaChan]

@@kristenc8967 I have the same breed, they’re very good at alerting but they’re not the brightest lol, maybe this one is haha

[@kimberlywallace5260]

My G.P God bless his soul, took on a pack of them . When he came back he was covered in blood, I was terrified. Turns out none of it was his. My baby as gentle as could be turned out to bad to the bone. Lol

[@carlosarellano7283]

That’s literally the coolest thing I’ve ever heard

[@victoriousspirit8955]

Yes! I have one and they are sweet to us and mean to them!

[@hededcdn]

Their instincts are incredible. Let mine out in a pitch black yard and he clearly saw or sensed a possum on my back fence. Took off like a shot. Amazing animals.

[@DieFlabbergast]

@@hededcdn Because possums are the greatest threat to mankind and their possessions, right? Oh...wait.

[@trumax10]

You need to send him over to help this one

[@jolenejoleeene]

My in-laws have a pasture outside of town where they keep a small herd of goats and one lazy, fat mini donkey. Their neighbor had goats as well, but recently got rid of them, but kept Great Pyrenees that guarded them. Once their goats were gone, he hopped the fence and commenced guarding my in-laws' goats instead. After taking him back home a couple of times, it was finally agreed that he could stay at his new job and be taken care of by his new bosses. Now they have a migrant pyrenees on dog food payroll that does excellent work, just in time to welcome all the new kids.

[@riverraven7]

That's an awesome story! Give big good dog treats n pets💖 they are pretty awesome dogs.

[@anonymouscat1054]

Awesome story

[@f89jgb7]

Lol the "fat mini donkey" got me 😂 idk why lmao

[@greenwave819]

They love gaurding goats. mine is helping me type. he used to get so vocal anytime he was asked about goats. one day I will have some for him to guard!

[@mollflanders9314]

Awwwwww!🙂

[@stylecr8r]

That other little dog is just chilling in the weeds, not even phased.

[@MaureenMurphy_]

style creator cause it ain’t real

[@jillrayes6700]

Funny!

[@roninsdog261]

@@aliyahgarretson2540 whoooosh

[@roninsdog261]

@@MaureenMurphy_ whoooosh

[@Yukidongo]

Not a dog. Small coyote or coydog.

[@stevel379]

That's what they're bred for, protecting their flock from predators. Great dogs.

[@thenomenclature7243]

This one isn't trained, he doesn't know what to do so he barks non stop

[@thenomenclature7243]

@George Sommer Do a bit of research and see how they will attack anything near their flock including humans. This one is an untrained pet.

[@wacawaka1802]

@@thenomenclature7243 “they will.” Yea, you’re suppose to train them out of that because you don’t want your 3 grand price tag to get ruined by a scratch or bite. :T

[@thenomenclature7243]

@@wacawaka1802 We are talking a working dog not a pet

[@huckfinn7022]

Someone got hosed if they gave more than $50 for that dog

[@melanehme3661]

I had the honor and pleasure to touch and pet my first Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog and I'll cherish that moment forever! The owner was walking his dog on the other side of the street but the GP noticed my gaze and decided to walk toward me. I'm grateful for the owner for allowing his dog to come greet me, I was so appreciative. The GP felt like a giant wooly sheep! Such a magnificent coat! Such an incredible and loving demeanor! He fully enjoyed my attention and really leaned into me 😊 I can see now that I have no choice but to get a GP of my own now, once I am able to get a big enough piece of land for him to roam on, worthy of him ❤❤❤

[@nanctscott3890]

Never underestimate a mutt. I took in a freezing puppy that lived under a trailer in the mountains. Today, he is six month’s old, and he has already chased two black bear away from my house. Yet, he loves to curl up in my lap. He loves belly rubs and his toys. And, he is the star of the class at obedience training.

[@bickle8931]

This isnt a mutt but ok

[@killerpro6982]

I suggest you to keep two or three more dogs in your property when area has black bears . Usually they run away but the same isn't the case always and the dog ends up dead . A pack of 3 or 4 dogs with each of them having a spiked collar stands a much better chance than a lone dog .

[@extraart1]

I'm with you- I work in a lot of people's homes and the mutts are smarter, better behaved, great watchdogs and people dogs. Many of the purebred dogs are high strung, yappy, and need to go to the vet a lot. Plus they're just plain stupid.

[@lisasop2681]

Dont you keep them inside in bear country? Whats next? Making them fight lions?

[@tree-huggersans-cur4371]

He’s patient, he’s giving him a lot of warnings without attacking

[@Woodsyone]

Its not a Pyrenees job to attack, just to warn and hopefully intimidate. They're Barker's, not fighters.

[@danielaramos3188]

Brigitte Djatema the dog is giving the coyote warnings

[@caincolesr]

Brigitte Djatema The dog can very easily take the Coyote out. But they do not guard that way. The Pyrenees fights only as the very last resort. But when that happens, God help who, or whatever it is. >>>>> long time Pyrenees owner.

[@Kobra7049]

@@Woodsyone They will fight if need be, and it isn't pretty either. We had one get a few coyotes and blood was everywhere. They were going after a newborn calf and the dog wasn't going to allow that to happen. He killed all three coyotes.

[@Solidus43]

Bradley Garst you need a kangel they kill wolves

[@rayskocaj8499]

I love my Pyrenees ! They are truly a gentle giant ! He will not attack unless he needs to very patient breed ! My puppy is going on 12 years old and that’s way past his time ! So I’m doing everything I can for him not sure how much time we have left with him ! So every day is a good day to see him still full of life !

[@sid2112]

I lost my big girl last year, cherish every second. I still choke up a little thinking about my Luna girl. She loved kids! Gentle as a lamb with any human smaller than her. A terror on trespassers and loyal to her pack without question. Best dogs in the world.

[@ruthoneill2631]

😢

[@Bucephalus84]

I call them a heartbreak breed. I wish there was a way that we could get more time. Love them as much as you can, while you can.

[@Videogamelover58]

@@sid2112 one of my neighbors had a pyrenees name baloo. He was soooo cute. They moved away sadly

[@lkurowic]

Yup that's what mine sounds like but its usually barking into the darkness half the night.

[@Alarichswiftpaw]

Yeppppppppppp!

[@aphyngodiva2551]

It's for the invisible coyotes, silly!

[@alasandraponce9648]

Sameeeeeeeee

[@cheddafaceboiii8252]

Good God same here

[@swappedoutZ71]

Theres something out there

[@atticstattic]

Fear requires a longer attention span than this dog has

[@speedgonzalez489]

I have 5 rescue Pyrenees right now and they are just the most wonderful and loving creatures you could possibly imagine

[@magdb2862]

super independent so keep them busy with work patrollng or guarding. Fences help because they can roam, especially at night. And know that they can bark alot. Ours barked at the school teacher upgrading papers every night after her family went to bed. The teacher was a like 2/10 mile away and our Pyrennes would get on this little knoll out front to guard and watch but when the poor teacher went to the den to grade papers, he started barking.

[@shakesqueere1202]

Omg the hair

[@glenncountry]

The camera person was keeping the coyote cornerd, making the situation more dangerous.

[@dennisfossey4312]

Exactly, why they do that is beyond me....

[@jrichards1594]

Came to say the same thing

[@Zeke1379]

Because the person is an idiot

[@MikeGallay]

Yup, drove me crazy to watch this. Camera person absolutely amplifying the danger. Not cool.

[@FortMetallica]

Very true probably rabid, but when GP’s become domesticated, they forget the instinctual abilities of their breed. That is why he is jumpy when the yote is clearly frightened by size. That GP could F that thing up if he weren’t so domesticated

[@joelshakue]

I thought that puppy was just chilling till I realised it isn't real.

[@Jaimesxd.]

RIGHT-

[@Runningfromtheherd]

That's probably what lured the coyote in

[@JRS986]

That puppy is rock solid.

[@BamBabyBrenda]

@@JRS986 HA

[@vern0018]

I actually thought the little dog is real till I see all your comments. It looks so real 😂

[@charlesharper9546]

The other dog seems pretty relaxed about the whole thing.

[@evelyntokamp1011]

@Charles Harper - The other dog looks static, as ornaments often do ;)

[@TheFiown]

You must be careful, a coyote opening and closing his mouth like that is sometimes a first sign of rabies.

[@havok9001]

all u need is a good bear spray & get it right in the mouth of the coyote then it runs like a bitch on what the hell in my mouth

[@Monkeyshaman]

@@havok9001 that seems like an excellent way to get rabies.

[@havok9001]

@@Monkeyshaman not if u have a plan in case like a a friend use the shotgun & u spray it make it come to u then cap it

[@2fineee]

@@havok9001 u didn't saay anything about a plan though...

[@havok9001]

@@2fineee that if u plan what if a coyote does that a head of time in case

[@matty6848]

Pyrenees “we’ve have a Coyote in our yard” Pitbull? “Hold my Beer”

[@tuvelat7302]

Greyhound: "I'll give you a head start."

[@demetriswilson1947]

golden retriver oh hi freind kangal u gonna get tor up

[@ugly-organist]

that’s the tiniest damn coyote i’ve ever seen-

[@colegill6368]

demodoqqo coyotes really aren't very big, they're in most cases small enough to pick up by the scruff of their neck. i'd say this actually isn't a whole lot smaller than the average it's probably just a juvenile.

[@ugly-organist]

Cole Gill this was more intended to say something about my area than the coyote in this video than anything else skjdjd- coyotes in ohio are about three times the size of this one

[@colegill6368]

demodoqqo Ah ok, i was thinking maybe it had something to do with the region because from my experience our coyotes here in Mississippi usually aren't very large.

[@aaronbamberg8541]

Yeah the ones here in IA are usually about 40-45 pounds

[@SpinDoctor91]

They usually do seem larger yes

[@ashem9362]

Legend says, that great pyranees talked him into becoming a vegan. To this day that coyote could hear him bark whenever he thinks of touching a lifestock.

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

Need to get yourself a Pit that Coyote would have been dead within 5 minutes.

[@schnitzelmorder3293]

I love how dogs bark at each other but still have those 🥺 eyes.

[@mikewhite2695]

I love how the second dog just sits there like nothing is going ...lol

[@Faye786]

The other small dog is fake.

[@samonik11]

OH MY GOD! I had to go up and rewatch the video, after i saw it I laughed my ass off! DEFINITELY the best comment here! :) Thank you!

[@samonik11]

@@Faye786 Yeah, I’m 99% sure they we’re being funny! VERY funny actually! i almost fell out of my chair when i finally spotted the other dog.

[@PresidentsPlayPARODY]

you high af

[@anamarija2571]

Pyrenees do be telling him his life story

[@datboijayyy3x337]

Coyotes:im the alpha male Gets trapped against wall Coyotes:well this was not planed at all

[@mccglastron1972]

The way that coyote is moving it's mouth it might be rabid? Which might also explain how it got cornered in the middle of the day in the first place...

[@fireballfitness170]

There may be another explanation for the coyotes nonverbal behavior with its mouth. There also could be a slight sound coming from it that we're not able to hear. Turid Rugass mentioned in her book "calming signals" (for dogs), that dogs may yawn when under stress from another dog or human for that matter.

[@jungblud59]

That is aggressive posturing. It means he's ready to fight, (and probably die in the process given the size difference). All coyotes do that in aggression, they also curl their tails underneath them to protect their undersides. The Great Pyrenees are protectors of sheep herds, known to take down wolves, this little "songdog" wouldn't stand a chance against a Pyr.Pyrenees. Fireball Fitness 170 is right, k9's do yawn under stress, I wasn't aware they made inaudible to humans sounds, could be entirely possible. But it isn't yawning here.

[@blackquiver]

100 % yawning.. It will fight to the death, the coyote is a wild animal.. Yes it's a domesticated guardian dog.. My money is on the coyote.. Most guardian dogs run in packs.. This I would say is more a pet acting on natural instinct, but idk.. Could be a genuine guardian dog.. My money is still on the wild animal.. I'm not talking about killing it .. It will run and live. We will never know the ending to the story.. If it was me. That coyote would have been dead B4 the camera even came out. Than I wouldn't even chance any injuries to my dog. Because those type of dogs r hard to replace any cost a pretty penny. That's just me.

[@beverlybarnes3122]

Rabies has almost pretty much been eradicated in this country. The last time the US came across rabies was out in the middle of nowhere in west Texas. A Mexican gray wolve was thought to have rabies. So the wildlife service started dropping food with anti rabies medicine in it for the gray wolves. No more rabies has been seen in the wolves or anywhere else. People nowadays I guess because most people live in towns and cities now. Not too long ago most people lived on farms. And were more exposed to animals. People nowadays are just scared of everything.

[@sogman7265]

@@jungblud59 I saw some bluff stomps by the dog and at least one flinch. The flinch of...I aint used to this crap but I'll fight if I have to. The coyote knew he was outmatched and was cowering.

[@paulettepoirier7134]

Great video...and while I was watching it... my Pyrenees jumped up and started to bark lol I must say they do sound alike and look alike too... I love my Pyrenees

[@gator19601123]

Mine about took my legs out getting to the dog door!🤣

[@Kap360]

Mutt... He was waiting to take off running with all that flinching.😂😂😂😂😂

[@reaper215]

There was something VERY off with that coyote. I would if it had been injured to the back/legs, or early stage rabies.

[@popscyclep8084]

Exactly they are unpredictable, and this fool is filming. Just getting in his upload! Fortunately the dog was not injured!

[@BlazingInferno00]

They're coyotes. There's USUALLY something wrong with them. Also between the cameraman and the dog they have him trapped. He likely isn't leaving cuz he doesn't think he can.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

@@BlazingInferno00 Yah, I think you are right.

[@AvengedPanzer]

It's in a fighting posture, ready to attack

[@patm3802]

Why the hell would you sit here and film this instead of getting your dog away and keeping him safe lol?

[@bsalerna124]

Bro that Pyrenees is bigger and stronger

[@patm3802]

@@bsalerna124 Dude you really think this scenario isn't dangerous for the dog because it's bigger and stronger? Your dog could easily lose an eye, get an infection, or at the very least require expensive medical treatment... why would you even take a chance of subjecting them to that?

[@bsalerna124]

@@patm3802 obviously it is risky lmao I didn’t say it wasn’t and as long as the dog got vaccinations up to date it would be less of a risk. But yeah it is still dangerous. But come on bro that Pyrenees would destroy the fox.

[@whosoeverwill-ky]

Lol, it’s a coyote, not a fox. The Pyrenees could probably kill two or three of them. Look at the size difference. Pureness have Ben know to stand against wolves. A whole different ball game than a little coyote.

[@beverlybarnes3122]

You do realize that great Pyrenees were bread to keep wolves away from the sheep. In the pyrenees mountains of France. I don't think that little bitty coyote is going to hurt that giant dog.

[@SWog617]

If the owner was concerned about their dog, they would've gotten him away from the coyote. Forget about size... that coyote could've inflicted some serious injuries.

[@heatherspaeder1628]

Great pyrenees can overpower people. That means that they can overpower coyotes too

[@deana8202]

They were bred to protect sheep from wolves.

[@SWog617]

@@heatherspaeder1628 They can get rabies from a rabid coyote. I wouldn't take the chance. If you want to let your family pet tangle with one, that's up to you. My dog wouldn't know how to defend himself, and I don't want him to have to. And I definitely wouldn't stand there filming it.

[@chelscooper991]

That's what they are for 🙄

[@JohnWickkkk]

@@chelscooper991 says who

[@lentrash]

I was taking a walk with my mom when a great Pyrenees came running at us. Scared the living crap out of me! But turns out the good boy just wanted say hi to our dogs (his name was Chuck) 😇 they definitely know what’s good and what’s bad

[@ktkt1825]

They're very sociable, but will say hi, then go.

[@lentrash]

@@ktkt1825 exactly^^

[@84_Ford]

@@ktkt1825 not mine he will say hi and then pet himself with your hand

[@ktkt1825]

@@84_Ford I know- nudge, lean, stand on your foot- they are great companions, loyal and gentle.

[@lisasop2681]

They are extremely intelligent and very stubborn. Gotta love them!

[@discodawg02]

Dog: barks Coyote: does best impression of alien from the alien movie

[@charlienimmons5455]

Where I live the Pyrenees is known for keeping coyote out of cows and goats.

[@tbeach3617]

Yeap and i got a buddy that has goats and 3 big ones thats stay in the field with them. They will tear a coyote to pieces if they show up.

[@NB-ky5ol]

This is exactly what their job is. To alert for wolves and other predators. They are the alert system and the more aggressive dogs take on the predators. I hope you told him/her “good boy” and rewarded him.

[@HighPotatoo]

theyre actually used to heard. theyll scare off any attackers typically and they will fight to protect if they need

[@cathymaynen324]

@@HighPotatoo no they arent used to herd. They are LGD: livestock guardian dog. They protect the herd and the herding dogs and anything that is their "herd" such as people considered their herd

[@HighPotatoo]

@@cathymaynen324 so what your saying is they herd the animals when needed when guarding from something...? why cant it herd and protect like I see them doing literally all over the internet.

[@cathymaynen324]

@@HighPotatoo they do not herd. Whatever you have seen those arent LGD. or you are misinterpreting what you are seeing. There are herding dogs and livestock guardian dogs who guard the stock and also the herding dog. Dont know how much simpler to make it.

[@HighPotatoo]

@@cathymaynen324 Everything I’ve seen on them their either laying down doing nothing or patrolling the perimeter of the herd at the same time herding them wether it’s intentional or not that’s pretty much everything I’ve seen about them. Do you comprehend this or do I physically need to spoon feed you. I’m telling you what I’ve seen lmfao brain dead fuck

[@joeseph2201]

why did you post without ending!!!!

[@lilrocnine6658]

Im glad its over.

[@marvnuts]

He's probably still barking to this day.

[@steverino015]

spoiler alert Joe seph..... part 2...... is more barking

[@Marcel_Audubon]

too much blood

[@1950Grendel]

Must be a young dog - the grizzled veteran herd dog would have cleaned his clock.

[@RandySoWavvy]

1950Grendel research livestock guard dogs this is what Great Pyrenees were bred to do they corner or keep it at bay barking at it until either the rest of the pack arrives and they then try to scare it off or if it comes to it they will kill the threat or they wait for their master to come and shoot the threat. Great Pyrenees weren’t bred to kill that’s a last resort for them

[@mjministry]

PiscesTV 🐬🐠 they’re still capable of killing

[@lvsoad22]

1950Grendel no, this breed was bred to stand there and bark to scare off predators, they rarely attack

[@lvsoad22]

Martin Q23 what’s your point? They rarely do, hence the behavior of the dog in this video

[@mjministry]

Ben my point is these dogs can fuck up a coyote what’s your point

[@Order-oe5ej]

I've seen my big goof encounter a coyote once and thankfully only once. I obtained a small flock of turkeys (long story), but one morning I let the dogs out, figured I'd enjoy the morning with coffee and a smoke when suddenly my Pyrenees's head shot up. He charged in the direction of the turkey pen thing and I thought he was just spazing out. Then I saw a coyote leap from the grass and get mixed up trying to run from my big boof. Whelp, in the confusion the coyote ran head first into 130 pounds of dog, if you've ever played Smash Bros then you have an idea as to how far that poor thief flew. Pyrenees was just like "woah... what I hit?" I love these dogs

[@speedgonzalez489]

I have my Pyrenees on video of her jumping our fence and scattering a pack of about 6 coyote. She is over 100 pounds and as quick as my Shepard and twice as strong. They are amazing to watch. The are so much more agile then people would think they are

[@ElDuderinoh]

@@speedgonzalez489 sounds badass I’d like to see

[@BenCDBrown]

Rafter of turkeys

[@1stBumbleBeeMaster]

Legend has it. Its still in the weeds saying Please call me a fox bro! dog is saying no your coyote! The stand off continues

[@notch7139]

Dog was saying: "there's some weird animal in my garden, I'm domesticated and not sure what to do, I wish it would go. Coyote was saying: "bloody human has a camera phone, Im gonna end up on KZbin looking a right knob"

[@GS-st9ns]

I love the Great Pyrenees, but he looks like he zoned zoned out and forgot the coyote was there and flinched a couple of times.

[@ryandaniels1127]

Yet all the dog moms will shout with glee about how good of a "protector" it was

[@drathoyf2355]

@@ryandaniels1127Do you really want it to attack the coyote and spread blood and guts everywhere? And possibly get rabies? 😑

[@ryandaniels1127]

@@drathoyf2355 yes...its had its shots...what part of "livestock guardian " isn't registering?

[@drathoyf2355]

@@ryandaniels1127 Ok, but you'll still have to clean blood and guts of the house.

[@OGDailylama]

*Coyote* : Maybe if I open my mouth whenever the big dog barks he will think the big sound is coming from this little body and leave me alone *Dog* : How do I sound so SMALL?

[@kirknelson235]

This looks more like a family argument than anything serious.

[@hankhill5230]

"They just bark at each other, sometimes for hours!" - i'm sure your neighbors love that.

[@dark_khan2232]

Best dog breed ever.

[@RebelwithaCause777]

Dark_Khan 223 one of the most annoying constantly bark and stubborn breed . Great for farms or guarding livestock.

[@gabe-po9yi]

Neighbors of mine got a Great Pyrenees to protect their livestock (what they're bred for, as far as I know). He would patrol the fence lines - never taught this. One morning they walked the property and discovered a dead deer just inside the fence, wounds on it, blood on the dog. He'd taken down a fully-grown deer.

[@gabe-po9yi]

@Connor XT They see anything coming onto the property as a threat to the livestock.

[@Average1212]

@Connor XT They are still dogs, They have to be raised with the livestock you want them to protect. Alot of people try and introduce chickens to grown livestock dogs and are always shocked when the dog kills and eats them and thinks they got a bad dog but as is usually the case it is just an uneducated owner. As to killing the deer it isn't what he was raised to protect so it is fair game.

[@bradsimpson8724]

My dogs have a much different tactic. I would have heard barking, gone out to look, and found pieces of coyote all over the yard. When I first bought my property, about eleven years ago, I saw coyotes around all the time. Since getting my first LGD about five years ago, I haven't seen any sign of them. I have three now, and I think word has gotten out about my place; all the critters seem to recognize the buffet is closed. I prefer my Kangals to Pyrenees, just because their coat is lower maintenance and easier to deal with when they get into the burrs.

[@Groot-hi4pt]

Most merciful Great Pyrenees I've ever seen😮

[@Robberlin100]

Beautiful dog. Beautiful soul that will enrich every family and help grow children into becoming lovely adults

[@kevinkelly5430]

I must say I am a proud great pyrenees owner!!! My wife and I will never go with out having one. They are the most stubborn amazing breed of dog there is.

[@kevinkelly5430]

@Hudiburgh Having a Great Pyrenees is like having the most advanced home security system on the planet!!! Ours is a family pet but she is my wife's baby lol

[@karenbishop5885]

Love the wagging tail.. just raising the alarm. Poor coyote.

[@FainHenderson]

Definitely a pet Pyrenees, would have been a different story with a working dog.

[@GemStoneDecals]

Pyress are not meant to attack, they are not bred to engage in combat unless provoked. Their normal calm and gentle demeanor are what makes them not only good guardians but pets for a family. If the coyote had advanced towards him and acted very aggressive, then the Pry would of engaged , but the coyote obviously did not want to, the position and stance means he was actually cornered, the irresponsible owner stood in the way, had he/she moves the coyote would of booked it(but it is more fun to get good footage and place it on KZbin). , the pyr is doing exactly what it is genetically bred for as a guardian, not a attack dog. This is exactly what you want, barking, lots of it instead of a 5000 dollar vet bill. It is not fun and very dramatic to see your loved pet or working dog hurt or killed and a fight engagement is the last thing any reasonable sane dog owner should have when dealing with a working class dog. You might look more into the genetic breeding of the class of working dogs instead of blanketing them in with All the working dogs, each breed has a genetic purpose unique to that breed.

[@marthakeller1420]

@@GemStoneDecals I own two Great Pyrenees and an Anatolian..They won't engage in a fight unless it's an absolute last resort, then the gloves come off..

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

​@@GemStoneDecals You make great points here. If the guard dog can remove the threat without engaging this is ideal. As you mentioned, the vet bills are unnecessary with the correct guard dog and I've spent thousands and thousands of dollars on vet bills for my pet cats during my life. Must be in the range of $30,000.00 all told in my 64 years. That can really set you back and decrease your quality of life. Unless I needed a guard dog for my livestock I would never own a G.P. They are gentle majestic giants and love everything about them except what they were bred for, which is protecting livestock with their constant barking. No way I want to live with that incessant noise and I don't want my neighbors to live with it either. Cheers

[@mshafqat76]

@@GemStoneDecals Agreed. An "attack dog" is a liability. Even if I forget to lock up my Anatolian while the lawn people are here, I know he is never going to attack them, unless one of them came at him. He is super effective, yet not a liability. My dog is a one year old puppy, and idk about other peoples' guardian dogs, but the two labs across the street from me barked more than my dog does. He is perfection! I am so grateful to have him. My goaties, and our entire family sleeps soundly knowing he is up and guarding throughout the night. He is an angel😇. Nothing gets past him...

[@joshnixon2917]

@@BladeRunner-td8be that's not even close to what ots like owning a GP. I've only heard mine bark the few times when it felt my kids were in danger. The most gentle giant you've ever met, until an "intruder" enters the situation. It will die before it would let someone or something hurt any of my kids. Always aware.

[@celebrityrog]

Coyote is like, "Bro...im just chasing the roadrunner"

[@peterrabbit8108]

The dog was like " I got him not moving for you, so u can take the shot"😂😂😂😂😂

[@judechima4047]

I'm done with all these so called great strong dogs, I'm getting a Coyote instead. True badass!

[@feizalmoolla1946]

dare you

[@EbonyAMV]

Lmaoo

[@korissadietrich5414]

I heard a story from an old farmer that they actually used to take coyote from the Den and raise them as their pets

[@nise63]

The coyote is lucky. That adorable killer is letting him off easy.

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

The coyote senses that it's not in any real danger as long as it doesn't do anything stupid, like bluff charge the G.P. - and as has been mentioned the camera person is blocking its escape route.

[@fromn.y.top.r.5889]

Dog: "Just get out of my yard dude, I will let you go." Coyote: " I really want to, but I'm, I'm afraid; you are huge and will get me before I can get away." P.S. THE DOG WHISPERER.

[@amandawood9440]

Oh just seeing this melts my heart, I miss my beautiful old GP soooo much❤️ They truly are magnificent dogs

[@johnlibonati7807]

When I was a kid, I had a 37 pound $12 special from the SPCA that would have torn that coyote to shreds. Sweetest dog you ever met around people. Had no tolerance for other dogs if they wandered into the yard and turned into a ferocious monster. She’d come up under big dogs’ s chins to get their throats or stomp smaller dogs. Saw her take down a Husky, a German Shepherd and back down two hound dogs when she was less than a year old. If she wasn’t leashed, she would have ripped into both of them. Looked like a schnauzer when groomed, but that dog knew how to fight somehow and was damn good at it. Wasn’t thick, but super athletic and you could see all her muscles through her coat. Dog could outrun my go cart without breaking a sweat. Always wondered what breeds she came from.

[@jakzine540]

Pure American Junkyard Dog is what you had. Nothing better in this world, I've generally found.

[@Bcarr122391]

Look at him doing what he does best! 😍

[@turk4824]

...just a good 'ole boy...never meaning no harm...

[@robertlulek1634]

If that was my Dogo Argentino. A coyote would be dead already He would just charge him straight on and not even think about it

[@alexferguson2542]

Yeah and you would get a stauna!

[@johnritter5951]

When a dog shows hostility there is no tail wagging going on. Secondly, he doesn't take a break from his confrontation to sniff the ground. Thirdly, the fur on the top of his shoulders stands on end. Three strikes and this friendly guy is out. He's more curious than anything and would love to do the nose-to-nose thing to help him understand what/who his visitor is. It's just that he hasn't gotten any cues from the coyote that it's safe to approach. So, he just sticks with the barking...which lacks any snarling. Nice dog...great for kids.

[@shreklordofogres6508]

slow side waving tail mid way up is a sign of anxiety, in this case at seeing a threat, search it. I've been attacked by dogs cause I didn't read their body language right and thought wagging tail=friendly

[@direct.skc.2]

The coyote is like: I said 'I am sorry', Jesus! 🙄🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jazzpup8288]

I might have intervened a bit sooner if my dog was facing a potentially rabid wild animal.

[@Seal6Sniper]

So...how'd it all end?

[@margiechamberlin2413]

They had a little fight, nothing major & then the coyote stayed under my steps trying to hide for over an hour. The coyote let me come right up to her. I have other videos of it barking at my dog & me. Crazy!

[@Seal6Sniper]

@@margiechamberlin2413 Beautiful Pyrenees you have there. I raise sheep and use donkeys only because I know these GP's eat a LOT of food ($) but I've always wanted a pair of them.

[@margiechamberlin2413]

ed My Pyrenees doesn't have a big appetite, she is only 85lbs...the males are much larger & eat A LOT!

[@jamiejohnson6814]

I live on a Boer goat farm in Iowa and have a great pyrenees. The coyotes around here are plentiful and are not afraid of coming up to acreages and killing cats, chickens, goat kids ect. My pyrenees often kills coyotes and brings them home for appraise. Once he chased one down into her den in the springtime and pulled her out, chewed her throat out, and proceeded to eat all the puppies. You could say he hates them very much!

[@margiechamberlin2413]

@@jamiejohnson6814 WOW! Our female just barks & chases the coyotes. First time I saw my Pyr fight one was this little coyote...she was trying to protect me.

[@jess5299]

Heyy, I have a question... is it a good idea to get a Great Pyrenees with little kids?

[@margiechamberlin2413]

They are sweet & gentle animals & very loving...but ours is EXTREMELY food aggressive!!! Maybe if she was a house dog it would be different, not sure. I am very cautious when she is around children.

[@jess5299]

@@margiechamberlin2413 okay! Thank you so much for your comment.

[@Roadking556]

Roos Remeysen ours very loving with kids ...loves the attention. hes a working dog guarding livestock. we bring him in for evenings usually 2 to 3 hours a day.spends rest of the time out with his herd kids come over to visit he can't get enough of them . but each dog personally may be different.

[@Roadking556]

margie chamberlin our animal is not food driven at all . he can careless about treats or food

[@garydoq]

I have a great Pyr and she is the sweetest with kids. Never touched a hair on any annoying kid in her life. Even if they hit her or hug her too tightly.

[@leom9286]

The coyote looked like an old man just going thru the motions.

[@jimbob465]

I like to think the big herd dog is sitting there wondering "Why do I hate this small weird looking dog so much?"

[@robertlemaster7525]

Watchdog test passed, guard dog test fail!

[@edwardrossman9448]

The dog is totally relaxed and has zero fear of the coyote.

[@DrPeterLankton381]

There's no reason for the dog to be afraid of the coyote, is there?

[@JohnWickkkk]

@@DrPeterLankton381 Covid-19

[@ericabboud9103]

More accurate title - “Great Pyrenees Barking at Coyote”

[@straighttalk7874]

Notice that the coyote didn't bark or make a move, his mouth opened up & he displayed his teeth everytime. The dog must've known that this wasn't no regular dog so it thought twice before it would attack.

[@ironeagle22a]

What dog owner puts their pet in a dangerous situation like this. Should have your dog taken away.

[@aegismule13]

that is exactly why people get these dogs, only danger there was for that coyote honestly

[@kill3rbamb146]

This is why you usually stand behind your dog in a situation like this. The coyote feels cornered, it doesn't think it's safe to run past the camera person. Usually this will escalate the situation, you know the term "cornered animal" is a figure of speech for a reason. if I'm cornered by two scary creatures, and I'm convinced I have no way out, I'm gonna charge and attack, because i have nothing to lose. Stand behind your dog, depending on Your surroundings, this will hopefully give the wild animal a safe escape route, and avoid a fight.

[@ellobo1326]

That should quickly evolve into “coyote vs my Glock”

[@BSinNH]

El Lobo With him just hanging there, a .22lr strategically placed would have been good and a lot less noisy.

[@ellobo1326]

BS No doubt 👍

[@brandmeow9014]

Shit... throw on some thick ass gloves and man handle that coyote into oblivion. You get ptsd, the dog gets ptsd, the coyote dies.... its a win, win, win!!!!

[@alien4053]

Your solution for everything is just to shoot it huh. Ignorant fool.

[@timothyblevins8886]

That Great Pyrenees acts just like mine. They are the best guard dogs of any but they are not overly aggressive which makes them great family pets. Yet, if that coyote decided to get aggressive the GP would easily rip it to shreds.

[@tomtalker2000]

That's a GOOD BOY...!!! That Great Pyrenees is like JUST TRY ME Mr. Wiley Coyote...(g)

[@totenfurwotan4478]

😂😂 “aren’t you supposed to leave now or something”

[@BoostedS650]

I love how these videos become a pissing contest over peoples’ dogs.

[@fredflintstone1547]

right! I am struggling to understand these people who obviously come from well to do upbringings and have no common sense or skills. They all want to be homesteaders, and the all want to be landowners but they struggle to construct a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and they've never had a job. They all go out and purchase livestock breeds that have been destroyed and abused by cruel breeders who don't represent the breed or treat their animals in a manner that is respectful to their nature and greatness. I see a bunch of well to do posers that want to play log cabin for a few years before they quit homesteading and 'earn' a career at their Daddy's company... They're all kind of ignorant, selfish pieces of shit who support animal abuse indirectly and and neglect their own animals blatantly

[@plack_benis382]

@@fredflintstone1547 i agree, but damn whats wrong with working for your dads company. Its the family business, gotta have family right lol.

[@Gommu]

Every second comment: "iF tHat wAs My doG..."

[@discosecret6363]

You call it a pissing contest, I call it a chance to educate. The person recording was not being a good dog owner nor a good steward of the local fauna.

[@discosecret6363]

@@fredflintstone1547 are you a real homesteader? How do you know any of what you proposed is true, in this particular situation? You seem pretty sure of yourself.

[@Haudelion]

I had a great pyraness too a few years back His name was spot he was a big boy He would have probably chased him in second Tho a gentle giant He was a proud dad and fierce fighter

[@sheilakirby5616]

GREATEST DOG I EVER HAD !!! ( RIP ) I LOVE AND MISS YOU DAKOTA !!!

[@nobodyuknow6337]

Pyrenees "Do I *really* have to deal with that - that - thing!"

[@Trainmaster909]

That Great Pyrenees could really fuck up that coyote, and that coyote knows it. You can tell how scared it was of the dog.

[@johnhawks9881]

That was exciting. Glad I tuned in.

[@eddiejames1847]

The title should say "Great Pyrenees barks at Coyote". Get yourself a Caucasian Shepherd if you want the coyote dead.

[@b_a_c_k_s_t_a_y2685]

Eddie James , Kangal

[@yullegrahardjazh]

Komondor

[@fredachildress3728]

I would never murder an animal, but people are a different story altogether.

[@natevic1867]

Good dog, protecting his family like that

[@kuiama23]

Yeah. Cuz the 15-20 lb fox was a real danger. Maybe don't leave food out for him to eat... But he can keep mice away..so unless u have chickens he isn't a danger . They won't even take on a cat

[@iamjustjudy]

This coyote does NOT want to be friends with the pyrenees. You can see by its posture that it is afraid.

[@seawolf7610]

Lmao, I've watched this so many times and only just noticed the puppy in the weeds.

[@TeutobergForestryService]

Pretty sure the coyote has rabies

[@ccpgcdnbalm9904]

Who else thought this was koda from super cooper Sunday

[@kuiama23]

It's a fox. Lol. I have one. Can't believe anyone would think this was a coyote. LMBO

[@orionwalls3133]

This is a huge dog holy crap

[@rangernation4538]

Coyote was young

[@Kobra7049]

That actually a small dog for the breed.

[@jagoldenpyrenees491]

That's a little one and not filled out yet (they don't usually fill out until they're 3 or 4. Big males can take 5 years) Plus pure blooded coyotes are pretty small canids. The ones that have a little wolf blood are bigger and bolder. This one was either pure or very young. This is my 18 month old puppy and he's not even a purebred (1/4 Golden Retriever): kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5DNdn2MmJp2nNk

[@XavierKatzone]

"Just here to eat a cat, White Dog -- chill!" Pyrenees is ready to back out at the first lunge.

[@Falconlibrary]

"I'm giving you a chance, Wile E. Just walk away."

[@THEAGGIES56]

My Great Pyrenees wouldn’t stood there barking. It would be fight!!

[@jimnowak3960]

That's one tough guard dog. You better hold on to her, she could bark it to death.

[@millertime8835]

Yeah ummmmm, my kangal would have had that yote quartered in half the time it took to film this.....I have seen it

[@fredflintstone1547]

you are so cool bro, because you say that your dog did something

[@MusicGAME913]

Kangals are the top wolf and coyote killers!

[@DanBurgaud]

Translation: Dog just wanted to befriend the coyote, but the latter is not having any of it.

[@kman2783]

All bark, no bite! 😂😆😂