In Bulk Barn the other day. They sell it by the Kilo, there was a don't feed it to your pets warning though.
Grizz
Why some folks hunt wolves.
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In Bulk Barn the other day. They sell it by the Kilo, there was a don't feed it to your pets warning though.
Grizz
These days I see a lot of central asian shepards and crosses gaining popularity. Hopefully, they eclipse the native breeds.
Well this video certainly triggered an emotional response from CGN. Wolves should be targeted just because of a facebook video. They should be hunted when they start to decimate elk herds, deer and moose and things become unbalanced. These wolves might be in balanced ecosystem and are just doing natural things like killing off the competitor.
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- WMU248 near Edmonton
no wolves around my acreage, but coyotes are fair game.
have 2 small dogs and they don't go outside the 6' chain link without a leash.
lots of coyote sign in the back yard, and there is the constant marking of territory between my dogs and the coyotes.
shortly after we moved in a coyote was going to cross the back yard until my slightly bigger dog saw it and started barking the yote turned around and made a dash for the tree line, little dog may only be 20Lbs but has a big bark for his size, some nights he gets into howling bask at the coyotes. The other dog is just yappy.
The coyotes now know to stick to the tree line while there is shooting light, max 100m from my back door to the back corner of the lot.
have 2 small dogs and they don't go outside the 6' chain link without a leash.
lots of coyote sign in the back yard, and there is the constant marking of territory between my dogs and the coyotes.
shortly after we moved in a coyote was going to cross the back yard until my slightly bigger dog saw it and started barking the yote turned around and made a dash for the tree line, little dog may only be 20Lbs but has a big bark for his size, some nights he gets into howling bask at the coyotes. The other dog is just yappy.
The coyotes now know to stick to the tree line while there is shooting light, max 100m from my back door to the back corner of the lot.
they all have the same ancesters.
if you look up they all look very similar. the montagne des pyrenees is a very good example as well but because he was used a lot for show or family has lost a lot of guard side but seems some breeders are doing what they have done in the past.
guarding.
for a sheep dog you need to have the dog thinking they are sheep so they need to be born in a barn and live among sheep which was lost except in central asia and little part of some mountains in central europ now the wolf and bear are back in north america as well the breeders need to learn what to do. and like taurkon you need a pack of them.
well the balance is in favor of the wolf as of today .... there is more and more of them everywhere.
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- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
My buddy has a couple livestock guardian dogs, his Akbash loves to shred coyotes lol. He brings the two to work and they keep bears off the cut block like you wouldn’t believe, awesome dogs. At home they’re the sweetest dogs with kids and people in general.
I've got a bernese mountain dog and a great pyrenees. They both love chewing on coyotes but haven't had a run in with the local wolves yet. I'm actually more concerned about the cougar that comes through every few months.
Cougars have been known to grab little Fido right off the deck , in acreages. Couple of human encounters in Canmore, where someone was out walking the dog and a cougar saw Dinner.
Grizz
No I see it as an efficient apex predator killing off competition on his property, its actually quite remarkable to catch it on film ....nothing to do with love and defense.
chev-mekanik
CGN Regular
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- West Kootenays
And what part of rural Vancouver are you from?
watch out they do not got any diseases due to coyotes.
Cougars cause me concern more than any other predator other than brown bears, and I'd say a brown bear and cougar are a tie.
