yes but.. the coyotes he is dealing with are already not doing that. That's all I am saying. I appreciate the vote of confidence on the dog. I am not sure that I personally would like to count on her though... On 11/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dana, I'm very familiar with the Great Pyrenees breed, they are herding > dogs, and are used as such throughout farms and ranches in the United > States. Their size and protective instincts make them exception against > coyotes and wolves, as they are substantially larger than both, and are > tenacious fighters when provoked. > > These same protective instincts make them wonderful pets for houses with > small children and other smaller pets. The pyr will accept the household as > it's pack/herd and love them/protect them in the same manner. > > Coyotes are scavengers as much as predators, they're going where easy food > is. > > IMO: Marlon needs to > 1) secure anything outside that would attract them, pets left outside, > trash, dead vermin etc. > > 2) erect a large flat fence around his property, a coyote can climb a > chainlink fence simply would give the animal a ladder. > >
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