Identifying a print

[CMV]

Dog. Large dog at that. Your neighbors' dog about 100 lbs.? If so I'll bet he's the culprit. My 110 lb. wolf hybrid had feet that size. We do have coy dogs in New England, but they don't usually get that big and coyotes generally top out at 85 lbs. up here, too. So, probably domesticated dog.

 

[fordmommy]

Agreed! Dog.

 

[Brindlebtch]

German Shepherds can leave very big tracks for their size because of the way they walk and how their foot is constructed. Might be a big German Shepherd.

 

[WilczenskiFarm]

Thanks so much for all the responses. In a sense I hope it's my neighbors dog (shepard mix)...the evil you know, versus the evil you don't know. My neighbor's already aware of my apprehensions. If they're not going to control the dog, I have no problem taking care of the problem.

Oh - and to answer your question - the neighbors dog is 100lbs easy!

 

[Baymen Moe]

Good luck Amy, has to be the dog.

 

[redstars]

Woof!

 

[Oosik]

My Jack Russell discovered our electric fence today. One snap to the nose, at 10,000 volts, left her shaking for awhile. I only wish I could watch the raccoon or fox that comes to investigate my pen know.

 

[gypsy2621]

Quote:
not coy/dog they are coyote and grey wolf hybreds. Look it up on the F&G web site, they did genetic testing and everything claiming to be coyote/dog mixes were in fact coyote/wolf hybreds.

http://www2.bc.edu/~wayjo/2005updates/7-5-05-2.html

 

[rufus]

It is some sort of canine. What ever it is it will be back. Better be ready.

Rufus

 

[WilczenskiFarm]

I'll keep you all updated... because we all know there will be a need for an update, good or bad.