Chiwoowoo Puppies, close call
#81
Originally Posted by nativetexan
Oh my, i'm so glad you were there.
my hubby put our 17 yr old cat out to potty at 2 a.m. and then went back inside and sat down. something got him, broke his back and did many puncture wounds in his tummy. we had to have him put to sleep.
what ever got him was still out in the back yard when we went to get our cat. the bushes rattled and it was then gone. i never saw it but our poor cat kept growling until then. perhaps it was a coyote. i've seen foxes before and now there are signs around town saying beware of coyotes. they just killed 9 of them because two very small boys were bitten recently. Everything is hungry and having to move their hunting places.
my hubby put our 17 yr old cat out to potty at 2 a.m. and then went back inside and sat down. something got him, broke his back and did many puncture wounds in his tummy. we had to have him put to sleep.
what ever got him was still out in the back yard when we went to get our cat. the bushes rattled and it was then gone. i never saw it but our poor cat kept growling until then. perhaps it was a coyote. i've seen foxes before and now there are signs around town saying beware of coyotes. they just killed 9 of them because two very small boys were bitten recently. Everything is hungry and having to move their hunting places.
#85
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 673
a couple of months ago we spotted a coyote with a bunny in his mouth three houses down the block from us, trotting across the neighbor's yard. we are in the suburbs--but really, we are basically urban. the "big city" is just a mile or two away, and we are jam packed with houses and neighbors. there is no reason for a coyote except that they are growing bolder, and the city is growing up around them. i don't leave anything or anybody outside alone, any more!
#87
Oh my, what a scary morning. I'm so happy your little puppy is ok.
The coyotes have become so bad here around our lake that nobody has cats anymore. Coyotes got them all.
I am fearful for my little 6 lb Peke who likes to run up the rd. to visit.
The Dept. of Wildlife has given people permission to get permits & shoot them now.
My son had 5 pet chickens they let run around the yd. during the day & one disappeared. They found feathers where a coyote had grabbed it.
The coyotes have become so bad here around our lake that nobody has cats anymore. Coyotes got them all.
I am fearful for my little 6 lb Peke who likes to run up the rd. to visit.
The Dept. of Wildlife has given people permission to get permits & shoot them now.
My son had 5 pet chickens they let run around the yd. during the day & one disappeared. They found feathers where a coyote had grabbed it.
#88
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southern California
Posts: 880
It is always so hard to keep the balance between wild and natural, and what is safe for our pets. We have an owl in the neighborhood that has been going after cats and small dogs lately!
glad everyone is safe.
glad everyone is safe.
#89
All's well that ends well! Glad they are OK.
We also have coyotes (NW Montana - in the mtns) who come close to the house at night, along with mtn lions, bears, wolves.
Our large dogs can fend for themselves, but I am concerned about the barn cat - just hope he is smart enough to hide up in the hay bales at night!
We also have coyotes (NW Montana - in the mtns) who come close to the house at night, along with mtn lions, bears, wolves.
Our large dogs can fend for themselves, but I am concerned about the barn cat - just hope he is smart enough to hide up in the hay bales at night!
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