John Malone

Choosing a coyote dog is relatively easy. The mountain cur is today’s go-to dog for coyote work. What dog is best for hunting coyotes? The mountain cur is today’s go-to dog for coyote work. How much does a finished hunting dog cost? Buying a hunting dog: The puppy deposit and purchase: The price of a … Read more

Dogs become infected with the liver form of the parasite, which can be deadly, when they consume the parasite’s eggs in coyote, fox and wolf scat. Dogs get the intestinal form (harmless to the dog, but dangerous to us) when they consume infected rodents. Can a dog get sick from eating coyote poop? In this … Read more

Other types of contact, such as petting a rabid animal or contact with the blood, urine or feces of a rabid animal, are not associated with risk for infection and are not considered to be exposures of concern for rabies. Can my dog get rabies from a coyote? Any warm-blooded mammal can carry or contract … Read more

In this form, tumour-like cysts form in various parts of the body, particularly the liver, and can be very challenging to treat by the time it is diagnosed. Pet dogs that eat feces of foxes or coyotes or rodents (dead or alive) are at risk. These dogs can pass the infection onto their owners. What … Read more

It’s so much fun to have your dog off leash, but if he’s not trained to stay close he could get into trouble. Chances are, he won’t be able to outrun a coyote, many of which can run faster than most dogs, up to 40 miles per hour. How big of a dog will a … Read more

Wolfdog is probably the dog breed that is most similar to coyotes. These canines have slim bodies, elongated face and legs, and even the color of their fur matches with a coyote. What breed of dog is a coyote? A Coydog is the product of a coyote and a domestic dog. Since these two canids … Read more

Wolves use howling to communicate with each other in the wild. By howling, your dog is trying to acknowledge that they hear the sound and are ready to respond. This type of howling usually starts when the dog hears the trigger sound and stops when the sound does. Why does my dog howl with coyotes? … Read more

Wolves use howling to communicate with each other in the wild. By howling, your dog is trying to acknowledge that they hear the sound and are ready to respond. This type of howling usually starts when the dog hears the trigger sound and stops when the sound does. Are dogs happy when they howl? Excitement. … Read more

Coyotes and domestic dogs are very close relatives, so coyotes have been known to sometimes approach them socially. That can include the kind of bowing and tail-wagging that we all know means, “Be my friend!” in dog language. How likely will a coyote attack a dog? It’s exceedingly rare for coyotes to attack humans but … Read more

They’ll begin sniffing for clues and looking about for any signs that might tell them where the coyote is. Finally, the dog may spot the coyote and give chase, or, as I’ve seen with one small dog, it may hug against its owner’s leg for protection! Some dogs think coyotes are like squirrels — objects … Read more

However, we have to address the outright misinformation presented in this post. First, coyotes do not lure dogs back to packs to kill them. Like many other myths, the story about the coyote luring a dog to its death probably started as a misunderstanding. Do coyotes try to attack dogs? Attacks on Dogs: Almost 30 … Read more

It’s true, many dogs can smell coyotes and react accordingly. From howling to whimpering and sniffing around like crazy, there are numerous tell-tale signs that your dog is aware of the presence of a coyote in the area. Do dogs know what coyotes are? Dogs do understand coyotes and see their own history and heritage … Read more

It’s exceedingly rare for coyotes to attack humans but they will take mid-size or small dogs or cats or attack geriatric large dogs. Will a coyote eat my small dog? Coyotes are also scavengers and will eat fruit, vegetable matter and trash. They are opportunistic as well and will not hesitate to kill cats, small … Read more

They’ll kill coyotes! Based on size and power, yes, a Rottweiler can physically kill a coyote. What dog can kill coyotes? A Great Pyrenees dog is recovering after killing eight coyotes in Georgia when the animals threatened sheep on his farm. How big of a dog can a coyote kill? Coyotes will attack and kill … Read more

When hunting in a pack, however, they will target larger prey such as deer. Coyotes are also scavengers and will eat fruit, vegetable matter and trash. They are opportunistic as well and will not hesitate to kill cats, small dogs, poultry, sheep and goats when given the chance.” Will coyotes kill and eat dogs? With … Read more

People often speculate as to the frequency of coyote-dog hybrids, or coydogs, in urban settings. Coyotes and dogs are related, and they are biologically capable of producing hybrid litters. Can coyotes breed with dogs? Coyotes and dogs are related, which means they can breed and produce a litter. Coydogs have been raised in captivity. Do … Read more

As far as the coyote matchup, the Doberman should be big enough to beat a 30-40lb coyote, but it would surprise no-one if it lost or even got killed. A big eastern coyote of 60+lbs would probably win more often than not. Can a German shepherd beat a coyote? Generally, although a German Shepherd Dog … Read more

State wildlife officials warn coyotes do prey on domestic cats and small dogs. Most coyote attacks on pets happen either at night, in the early evenings or in the early mornings (dusk and dawn). According to FWC, coyotes rarely pose a threat to people, especially adults. Do coyotes attack dogs or cats? Coyotes typically hunt … Read more

Coyotes may view dogs as a threat, or as potential prey, depending mainly on the size of the dog. Dogs and coyotes are close relatives, but how they behave around each other has not been well studied. Would coyotes attack a large dog? Attacks on Dogs: Larger breeds of dog were usually attacked by two … Read more

Dogs can smell and communicate with wildlife, including coyotes, via howling, barking, whimpering, sniffing, eye contact, and body language. Barking can pique a coyote’s interest, though the sound is more likely to scare a coyote away after they notice a human presence. What kind of dog will keep coyotes away? Certain breeds of livestock guarding … Read more

It is rare, but documented. In fact, one of our Wildlife Managers watched it happen with his hunting dogs when out on the trail, Burnett wrote. It’s still best to keep your pets indoors or on a leash and away from coyotes. Will a coyote befriend a dog? Coyotes and domestic dogs are very close … Read more

To determine if coyotes are responsible for the kill, look for signs of struggle, such as scrapes or drag-marks on the ground, broken vegetation, or blood around the site of the kill. Look for the presence of subcutaneous (just under the skin) bleeding at the point of attack. Will a coyote attack my dog if … Read more

Coyotes and dogs are related, and they are biologically capable of producing hybrid litters. Coydogs have been raised in captivity. Genetic surveys of wild coyotes have rarely documented evidence of dogs in the genetic makeup of coyotes, despite domestic dogs and coyotes sharing the continent for the past 9,000 years. Can my dog be part … Read more

NOT really, But it’s not unheard of. There are coy dogs out there, coyote-dog hybrids that happen when dogs and coyotes mate. But it’s rarely seen in person — you know, dogs hanging with coyotes. Do coyotes recruit dogs? Coyotes are smart, and they do attack pets, but they probably won’t try to lure your … Read more

A coyote can kill just about any docile, pet breed – not just a doberman. Some coddled, house-bred pit, GSD, or Great Dane could end up dead by a coyote too. What size dog would a coyote attack? It’s exceedingly rare for coyotes to attack humans but they will take mid-size or small dogs or … Read more

Coyotes are known to be very adaptable and resilient animals, so having an Australian Cattle Dog in your yard may not always be enough to keep them away. It is important to take other preventative measures such as fencing and removing potential food sources. What kind of dog keeps coyotes away? Certain breeds of livestock … Read more

A pack of coyotes will kill and eat any large breed canine. What size dog will a coyote attack? It’s exceedingly rare for coyotes to attack humans but they will take mid-size or small dogs or cats or attack geriatric large dogs. How do you know if a coyote is attacking your dog? To determine … Read more

While tinier breeds are the preferred targets, coyotes have also been known to attack larger breeds, such as Labradors and German shepherds, especially if traveling in a pack. This past January, a pack of three coyotes went after a Chicago area man’s German shepherd puppy, beagle, and golden retriever. Will a coyote attack a 50 … Read more

They Like Your Scent: You share a bond with your pet, and your dog has affection for you, just as you do for your dog. Your dog likely associates the mélange of odors jumbled up in your towels and clothes with you – her favorite human! Why is my dog obsessed with my laundry? The … Read more

Many dogs are known for immediately rolling on freshly-washed laundry that you’ve laid out to put away. The reason for this is that dogs identify their family mostly through scent. When a dog rolls on clean laundry, he or she may be trying to redistribute their scent to make you identifiable as part of their … Read more

The answer is that dogs view you as part of their family, so your smell is comforting to them. Why is my dog obsessed with my laundry? The real culprit is the scent of pheromones covering your dirty laundry. All mammals, including humans, possess sweat glands known as apocrine glands. These glands release pheromones that … Read more

Use the Right Detergent: It is best to use a chlorine-free and perfume-free detergent. Your dog may have skin allergies to the laundry detergent you use for the rest of your family. Most vets recommend you use a detergent that is listed as being pet safe such as Seventh Generation, Ecos, or Tide Simply Clean … Read more

Febreze does not cause serious illness or death in pets. It is only intended for use on fabrics; it should not be sprayed directly on any pet, and dogs should be kept away from sprayed dog beds until the product dries. Can I spray Febreze air on my bed? Febreze To Go Fabric Refresher is … Read more

Contrary to rumors alleging that Febreze causes serious illness or death in pets, our veterinary toxicology experts at APCC regard Febreze fabric freshener products to be safe for use in households with pets. As with any product, it is important that you always follow label instructions for use. Is Febreze air freshener toxic? Unlike some … Read more

So, its quite natural for dogs to have accidents in their house. Now, you may clean that urine with a couple of Lysol wipes, Dettol sprays etc. Everything might look fine and clean to you! What is the best disinfectant for dog pee? In a clean spray bottle, mix one cup of distilled white vinegar … Read more

some disinfecting products are not pet friendly. Phenol can cause liver damage to pets, and Lysol gives off potentially volatile organic compound in its vapor. Additionally, if your dog licks or ingests Lysol, it can cause serious chemical burns in the tongue of upper esophagus. Can dogs eat Lysol wipes? If you’re on social media- … Read more

Just as their food is a prize, so is a bone. When your dog is chewing on their bone, they absolutely love it. If you take it away, they will feel negative emotions and assume it is a punishment of some kind. This action is called resource guarding. Does giving a dog a bone make … Read more

The mechanical action of chewing the meat off a bone helps to remove plaque, which then minimises the formation of tartar (calcified plaque). Giving your dog bones regularly can increase the time between dental cleans at the vet and keep your dog’s teeth cleaner and healthier for longer. How can I keep my dogs teeth … Read more

They all have their favorite spots. For most, the belly is a favorite – from the smallest to the largest dogs, it’s true. And what happens when you scratch… sometimes your dog’s back leg starts to shake or kick. How do you find a dog’s sweet spot? Do dogs have a sweet spot? A cluster … Read more

Dogs have powerful jaws, and you don’t want your dog to ingest too much bone. Dispose of a bone after three or four days. Bacteria can grow and cause intestinal problems for your dog. Give large breeds, such as German Shepherd Dogs, Bloodhounds, and Mastiffs, large bones. Should I throw away dog bones? Throw away … Read more

NEVER hit a dog with a newspaper (or anything else). Disciplining a dog doesn’t work well, or often. Set a dog up to succeed by teaching them the effective cues of “Leave it” or “Drop”. Do dogs forgive when you hit them? A short answer is yes, in a manner of speaking. According to Discover … Read more

Dogs have been our loyal companions for thousands of years, showing unconditional love and unwavering loyalty. As we train and interact with them, we often wonder whether dogs comprehend the concept of punishment.  Do they truly understand the reason behind the consequences they face? This article aims to explore the fascinating world of canine cognition, … Read more

Dogs can tell whether their owners do something deliberately or by accident, scientists have said. Why do dogs lick you when you accidentally hurt them? This is true for many mammals—dogs, cats, primates, and even rodents attend to their wounds by diligently licking them. So yes, most dogs do instinctively try to clean a fresh … Read more