James Tanner: Coyotes Win Twice in Split-Squad Game

- VeryModernMan

http://www.wildlife-removal.com/petcoyote.html

http://www.wildlife-removal.com/petcoyote.html
- james_tanner1

Interesting read, thanks!

I thought for sure the 2 straight wins against a tough Kings squad would inspire the perfect portal to how the Yotes would now become bonafide cup contenders...

http://www.wildlife-removal.com/petcoyote.html
- james_tanner1

Where I live there are quite a few ppl who have Coyote/Dog mixed breeds. Its interesting that a male yote decided to hit up a female dog in heat. Another oddity about Coyotes and why they have spread across North America, is that once you have killed one. Females when doing there role call notice they are down a member. And something in them changes and they have much bigger litters to compensate for being hunted. I wonder if its a trait that could be added into normal dogs once they are bred.

Where I live there are quite a few ppl who have Coyote/Dog mixed breeds. Its interesting that a male yote decided to hit up a female dog in heat. Another oddity about Coyotes and why they have spread across North America, is that once you have killed one. Females when doing there role call notice they are down a member. And something in them changes and they have much bigger litters to compensate for being hunted. I wonder if its a trait that could be added into normal dogs once they are bred.
- poisondhearts37

The weird thing is that a coyote isn't just a different breed of dog, it's not a dog at all. I wonder if their offspring is a little messed up or ifs OK cause they're still canines.

The weird thing is that a coyote isn't just a different breed of dog, it's not a dog at all. I wonder if their offspring is a little messed up or ifs OK cause they're still canines.
- james_tanner1

All the mix's I have seen were docile. Perhaps just luck.

Nail Yakupov would look good on Dylan Stromes right side...in the KHL.

All the mix's I have seen were docile. Perhaps just luck.
- poisondhearts37

Wolves (canis lupus), coyotes (canis latrans), and domestic dogs (canis familiaris) are closely-related species. All three can interbreed and produce viable, fertile offspring — wolfdogs, coywolves, and coydogs. Through DNA analysis, scientists have established that the wolf is the ancestor of the dog.