Oh yes. Coyotes can be a nuisance in our area. In some dog parks closer to the towns & cities there are warnings to keep a close eye on your dog since coyotes were known to hunt down small dogs off their leash. I’d think most coyotes could jump a 5 foot face. These aren’t couch potato pooches after all.
They can jump much higher than a 5-foot fence.
I’m sure they can. They are natural athletes since they live outdoors 24/7 and rely on their fitness for survival.
Thanks for letting me know. Perhaps each member will reply, like you did, to let me know if they do, or don't, have a problem with that. I'm looking forward to that.
Okay, you asked for it:
Coyotes are very intelligent and very adaptable, which is why they have not become extinct due to being killed relentlessly. BUT, they seem to have lost their fear of man, which could end up being their eventual demise.
Coyotes are "pack hunters" and make eye contact very naturally.
It was a moment in time I will never forget. Our eyes met and there’s was an unspoken trust and acknowledgment that we were all ok with each other, almost like we recognized the soul within.
Just curious, what are the color of their eyes? Never saw one close enough to notice.
These were a beautiful mixture of light greenish brown with flecks of golden amber ( we were exceptionally close ) and ‘yes’ coyotes are generally rather scrawny looking. Mange is something they often have to content with. One of our shepherds once came back from running with the coyotes with a bleeding ripped ear and mange. Our vet told us he sees it often with rural folks. It’s natural for dogs to want to run with pack animals. Perhaps their natural instinct kicks in when they see, sense , hear and smell them.
You can, in fact, get into some of the code for some pages, not many, and change a line that is responsible for the ******. I did it for a bit, but it was tedious and not worth it, ultimately. Today, coincidentally, I was logging onto a few new sites, and found that all four had the eyeball icon in the password strip. When you click on it, your password appears, as you enter it. Cool!
I think each of our Pet Peeves are serious to us. Some pet peeves may be minor to others but serious to the beholder.
And those knives that are stuck in the bull's back are coated with a slow-release tranquilizer to give the matador an edge.
I do take some comfort that the pervert matador doesn't always win: Here is some justice: (caution: graphic, especially the slow-motion, but satisfying) The matador has no teeth, no tongue & he ain't saying much:
