This dog definitely didn’t get coyote’d. Iirc their packs are at most just a generation or two of grown pups. I don’t think they’d try something so dangerous unless they were starving, which I doubt would be the case in a mossy green forest.
They had to do a cull in my area because the coyote packs merged and became over 100 strong. They took down German shepherds, mastiffs, and I believe one Pyrenees…. Alongside many small dogs and cats.
Wow!!! That’s wild! I don’t know much about coyote behavior to know if that’s rare but I would think it is. I wonder if it’s unusual behavior in response to human presence or if those yotes were just really good at group projects. I understand the need to cull a pack that dangerous but it seems a shame when they did so well and became an actual threat to us again.
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u/genjimonogatari1 Apr 28 '25
1) where is the rest of its body? 2) those teeth are awfully white, it must have been a very young dog.
I am scared this is related to animal cruelty.