Having dogs definitely helps, but if you don't leave your dogs outside to guard the area while you sleep the coyotes can still be a problem. Our dogs are indoor dogs, but still wake us up when coyotes get too close to the house. We'll be investing in electric fencing soon, but for now the triple fencing layer we have has helped considerably. (We fenced in our back yard, have a large enclosed run, and also an enclosed coop within the run). And we have guns....and have used them repeatedly to eliminate persistent problems.
Oh yes I forgot guns are a great help!!!
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