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To: Rockingham
My family has a lake house in Oklahoma that my sister lives in now. It's on the lakeshore and a very rural location. In recent years, coyotes have been increasing and now there's a full blown pack that has set the area as its territory. At night, there is a chorus of howling and yelps within a few hundred yards.

Their two dogs are large enough in size but are way up in years so they have been considering what breed for the replacement. I've advised them first to stay with the two old dogs when outside and at night as they cannot protect themselves any longer. Next, I've advised to go with a larger breed than the small breeds they are considering for the new ones.

Small dogs and cats are both at high risk from coyotes and fox.

30 posted on 02/27/2021 10:29:44 PM PST by Hootowl99
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To: Hootowl99

I’m from Texas and can tell you 2 coyotes and can sound like 20.


36 posted on 02/28/2021 2:27:00 AM PST by DainBramage
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To: Hootowl99

German shepards usually do well because of their protective instincts. At least that is what my father has found, with his two always vigilant against human and animal intruders but well-mannered with approved visitors.


37 posted on 02/28/2021 2:33:37 AM PST by Rockingham
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