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I did some googling.
https://www.dogbreedinfo.com/coydog.htm
Interesting story at the end. Sounds like what the Montanian said about her Grandmas.
While it would be fun to have one (coyote not coydog) I am not sure how wise it would be. I would be fearful of grandkids or visitors being bit by one.
They seem easily frightened and shy, I have found shy scared dogs bite almost as often as rotten little ankle biters. I love dogs and enjoy training them, but I have no time for ankle biters (small dogs). They all have Napoleon complexes.
Of course, I don’t care for most aggressive dogs either, but that is not the dogs fault it is usually the fault of the bellybuttons that own them and there lack of ability or desire to train them.
I remember way back to my DEA time, there was a dealer who had a mean pit bull. My first meeting with him (the dog) did not go well. But I knew I had to get the dog to like me.
I would stop by a few times a week to pick up product. I brought some beer for the dealer, and chocolate for his dog. Yep, I know about dogs and chocolate. But a few pieces of chocolate and a few kind words and and we were best buddies.
Just before the dealer was arrested I was sitting in his home and using the dog as a foot rest. The dealer was introducing me to a larger dealer and the larger dealer was leery of me.
The dogs owner told him “look at “Fido” (I forgot the dogs real name) he trusts him ( me), and you know how he reacts around cops. You can trust him too, I do,”
Neither should have trusted me.
Long story, but @Molpet i want to hear more about your coyote..
https://www.dogbreedinfo.com/coydog.htm
Interesting story at the end. Sounds like what the Montanian said about her Grandmas.
While it would be fun to have one (coyote not coydog) I am not sure how wise it would be. I would be fearful of grandkids or visitors being bit by one.
They seem easily frightened and shy, I have found shy scared dogs bite almost as often as rotten little ankle biters. I love dogs and enjoy training them, but I have no time for ankle biters (small dogs). They all have Napoleon complexes.
Of course, I don’t care for most aggressive dogs either, but that is not the dogs fault it is usually the fault of the bellybuttons that own them and there lack of ability or desire to train them.
I remember way back to my DEA time, there was a dealer who had a mean pit bull. My first meeting with him (the dog) did not go well. But I knew I had to get the dog to like me.
I would stop by a few times a week to pick up product. I brought some beer for the dealer, and chocolate for his dog. Yep, I know about dogs and chocolate. But a few pieces of chocolate and a few kind words and and we were best buddies.
Just before the dealer was arrested I was sitting in his home and using the dog as a foot rest. The dealer was introducing me to a larger dealer and the larger dealer was leery of me.
The dogs owner told him “look at “Fido” (I forgot the dogs real name) he trusts him ( me), and you know how he reacts around cops. You can trust him too, I do,”
Neither should have trusted me.
Long story, but @Molpet i want to hear more about your coyote..
one day I came home and found him jumping at water dripping out of the frame. 20 some bites in the mattress through the sheets. Waterbed was in the basement...After that he went out in a pen when I left the house.
