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We got your brother's, not so worried about Tippy, but Telia thinks she is bigger than Lucky, Lucky is trying to guard them but at 13 years old it wouldn't be much of a fight. We just don't want them hurt, this explains a lot of odd behavior over the last week or so. Not that I know of, this is the 4 legged kind, I would have done shot the 3 legged kind A girls gotta do what a girls gotta do! I hope my hubby is the one to do the deed

What street was it on?

Scary ain't I

The only thing I can think of is when they stop the lights you are not supposed to move until the bus moves. Which I usually don't myself, because I have seen kids rushing towards the bus after the lights are off. I just was not aware of it being a law, I can see this being the case if a kid is late and starts towards the bus, it can give the driver time to put the lights back on for the safety of the child.

Was there any doubt

Would you like a picture or shall I just drop it off on your doorstep?

As always demented

If you are a good girl I will let you touch the carcass.

At least I ain't an evil bee killer

We may go that route if we don't get it today.

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Hell! we are using them for bait! they can climb trees pretty fast Yeah that is what we are thinking.

We are still standing watch and the dogs keep looking up at the hill and barking every time we let them out.

This story starts at the 7:30 mark on the slider.

Should I call wildlife to check it for rabies?

He is still watching from the hilltop across the creek. We can't see him but the dogs can and they are growling from the porch. He obviously is not planning to give up and neither are we.

Daddy is preparing to protect his babies at this moment. He has been twice this morning, third time is the charm. The lower back door is only 30 feet from the fence should be an easy shot.

He seems very determined we are going to lock and load for his next visit.

It just came back! I watched it for about 5 minutes, it was checking the fence and marking as it went along most of the fence. All of our females are fixed. I know it will eat my dogs very quickly. It may be time to seriously consider doing what we need to do.

Well I know that raccoons and possums will do that, I just was not sure about coyotes. It may have a litter close by also and may move on when the pups are old enough to fend for themselves. I would feel bad about trapping it and leaving pups to starve.

I will warn the neighbor, but I can't see what anyone else could do but us. There is no way to know when it will come again. We would be hard pressed to do what would need to be done should it become apparent that this is the case. Hopefully it will realize it can't get in and ours can not get out.

No! I am not sure if it could get over the chain link fence to get my dogs. But if it is stalking regularly which I suspect since the the dogs have been going off alarming quite a bit lately at the back fence, the neighbor is not fenced and they have a toddler.

I have a coyote that is persisting in hanging around the fence at the back of our property. My dogs are going crazy. I don't know much about them, but I would appreciate advice from someone that knows more about their behavior patterns. My fear is that it is stalking my little dogs as prey. Should I be worried?

The time change or changing the time on p.com?