Restaurant coyote

[Palmetto Bug]

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These were at the outdoor seating section of a little beer pub outside of Los Angeles, just down the road from the Trump National golf course. Super sweet dogs that were very well behaved. They are Czechoslovakian Vlcak ("vul check") "Wolfdogs". About 150% the size of an average local coyote.

[adamb61085]

Pretty looking dog but damn i would have a hard time trusting it.

[trkykilr]

I saw one of them things on the beach at Edisto 2 years ago


Like a wolf on a leash

[JABIII]

I saw one of them things on the beach at Edisto 2 years ago


Like a wolf on a leash

Fricker looks bitey for sure...

[Palmetto Bug]

I have no fear of dogs so I was right in their faces and scratching and rubbing them in all the magic dog itchy spots. Well not all. They responded like I was a pack member. They were very gentle and after a little doggy kissing, they'd kind of mouth your arm or hand, probably just taste testing.

All I've ever read about differences in temperament between dogs and wolves says that most of the vicious, unexpected violent behavior is more prevalent in dogs. Wolves and coyotes have blue blood and dogs often have some suspect backyard ancestry that can lead to psychotic behavior.

[CUduckreeper]

Hate to think if they got away around here. Collar or not, they are probably getting shot as a coyote.

[Palmetto Bug]

Hate to think if they got away around here. Collar or not, they are probably getting shot as a coyote.

I thought the same thing.

[trkykilr]

Hate to think if they got away around here. Collar or not, they are probably getting shot as a coyote.

If you’re dumb enough to buy a wolf, and let your wolf loose, the result of those two actions are on you.

[Palmetto Bug]

If you’re dumb enough to buy a wolf, and let your wolf loose, the result of those two actions are on you.

You do realize it's not a wolf, right?

[crow]

I'd have a harder time trusting the character wearing the black cape in public than the dog.

[TheVisorGuy]

Or the random person carrying a crutch on the beach

[Palmetto Bug]

I'd have a harder time trusting the character wearing the black cape in public than the dog.

That was an attractive lady with her sweater hanging on the back of her chair. The weather was fantastic there last week. Coming back the the triple digits here was a bummer.

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[Glenn]

Restaurant Coyote would be a good band name.

[Sportin' Woodies]

Dumpster coyote probably the better name

[Mars Bluff]

They were very gentle and after a little doggy kissing,

Wait, what???

[WNM]

I follow a coyote hunter on Instagram that ended up with a coyote pup or two when he presumably killed their mother. Same think with a badger. Pretty fascinating seeing his updates as he raised them and posted about them. He said the coyote never learned its name, couldn't really teach any commands, etc., but it would crawl on the couch and play like a pup. I'd imagine he had to do some serious ear biting to put it in its place in "the pack" since it never was truly domesticated.

Loose lips sink ships, and the PETA type folks got the law on him for some obscure violation, and he got at least the badger seized.

[BOGSTER]

I had what I can best describe as a coy-dog for about 3 weeks when I was back home from Columbia my first summer.

My male lab Jack would galivant on 3-5 day nookie runs pretty regularly.
Being that he was pretty well known from Cameron to Santee, I'd get calls as far as Cameron or Santee to come get him.

Usually he'd wander back into the yard after a hard run. Scarred and scratched, dehydrated, and skinny.
Sleep and eat for a week or so and be back to roaming.

One day he showed up with a text book coyote pup maybe 12-15 weeks old in tow.
All coyote, except for its floppy ears.

Dern thing would yip and yap about dark every evening it was with us.
Friendly as all get out and would come when I slapped my hip and whistled.

Came home from fishing one day and it was gone.

I wish I had gotten a picture of it.