So sad...fur baby attacked
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Originally Posted by rexie
I just talked to my only aunt in Chattanooga. She and my uncle has had a little apricot poodle for about 14 or 15 years. Ginger was getting slower and couldn't hardly see, so they never let her outside by herself. The other night my uncle took Ginger out for her last duty of the night before bedtime and while she was walking a coyote came from the neighbors yard and grabbed her and took her off. They are devastated and my heart is breaking for them. I can't get that image out of my mind.
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Oh my, this is so, so sad...AND too close to home as we also live in Chattanooga. Our home is in the middle of a heavily wooded area and we have seen coyotes and all sorts of critters here. I just heard an owl outside a few minutes ago. Our little Havanese is precious to us; we must be more careful.
I hurt with them...
I hurt with them...
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We have coyotes too and our dog is 18-1/2 yrs. old so you can imagine how dim her eyesight is, but she can still go outside on her own when she needs to go but we don't allow her in the front yard anymore and we installed a sensor light in the back yard and either my DH or I follow her outside and stick close to her. I'm always looking around and I think I jump at every little noise. Coyotes are really fast, it's so darn scary.
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