Plus she has a good body shape. I used to until age set in.

@@carolharris2357what does her body shape have to do with anything? He obviously loves her and they were destined to be each others person! (I’m not being snarky, I’m only joking around with you! Age isn’t what took my body shape, food and laziness did that.😂😂😂 Fat kids are harder to kidnap! 😂😂😂)

@@SarahD-eg5sisounds like you need a penis platter

Glad Weave is back!

​@@carolharris2357what the hell kinda comment is that ?? ... lol... weird

I’m not crying … you’re crying….

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I heard it in the intonation of his voice too.

Omg congratulations on weave coming back !! Your ‘pack’ is complete again. Wait…is Johnny still around?

​@@highspiritsfarm781sadly no Johnny ringtail

There are no babies on the way. Coyotes don't go into heat in December. They also mate for life. If Weave found a mate, she would not have returned home.

She looks pretty chonky, I think pups on the way as well.

@@mygirldarbyno they don’t.

Maybe she’s pregnant by duck 😂😂😂❤❤❤

I thought the same thing! ❤

Its like we could all use a good story for the holiday. this is wonderful.

I dont understand the need to hunt coyotes. How did all these animals “population control” before humans got involved? I can understand defending livestock but killing coyotes as a hobby seems cruel. They for sure dont taste good. I hunt and fish for food i eat not trophy and pelts.

@@AspiringSpaceWizardkilling any coyote defends livestock. Just because you don’t have any doesn’t mean someone else that coyote goes to doesn’t.

Does she stay in the house with you? She’s beautiful. And how old was she when you befriended her? I’m watching this in awe. And Duck is one handsome Pitty!

@@AspiringSpaceWizardyeah def some truth to that. I can’t kill anything.

@@N0D4DDYN0 It's wrong to kill animals to defend livestock. There's no excuse for the gluttonous consumption of meat that humans do.

I hope Johnny ringtail is ok!

Considering it's a weekday... I forget what Tim's job is, but he needs to remain alert and sober on the weekdays. The weekend is Keystone time.

So glad Weave came home. Love the longer video. The power of prayer!

to many emojis....

Is she spade? Because she might have mated

@@garsu1229 i don't think she is..be cool if she does have pups one day 🐾🐕❤

Yay!!!❤❤❤...

👏👏🤍

Tim , Weave is getting boned by Wiley E. now and you are now second Fiddle to her mate unless she smells something on the grill😂

@@1fnjo790 We will know in about 2 months. I hope she stays, but the call of the wild and some good lovin' might change things a bit for sure.

I don't trust a person who doesn't like a dog, but I'll trust a dog who doesn't like a person

​@@Chillin-fpv 100% with you on that! If my dogs don't like someone, I take their opinion very seriously!

​​@@Chillin-fpvcould not agree more I had a wolfdog and always trusted her when it came to a person being good and ones that aren't, I learned that through the years I trusted her because of how she acted with men,she either just ignored them,the one you can trust or ones she would walked them back down the trail and when I go a shepherd she would do the same thing ,,she protected me on one backpacking trip up in mountain just the two of us she was so amazing

But they normally breed January to March so I’m not sure if that’s what she was doing

I was thinking the same !!

​​@@_BlueMoon you're right. It just seems like people who are all into watching this channel would do a tiny bit of research just out of basic curiosity! Weave isn't pregnant in December! And if she found a male coyote to mate with, she would not be back at Tim's house, at least not alone! Once they mate it's for life. Coyotes are very loyal and strictly monogamous. They don't leave each other's side after they've mated.

@@mygirldarby I wonder if she will leave him for good as she gets older, so she can start her family.. I’d imagine instinctively she’d search for her mate? I’d hope she starts a family at home

@@_BlueMoonI hope she never leaves Tim , that would be very sad for everyone to never see her again

I'm guessing you are correct!

Ditto. And an animal never forgets where its easiest meals come from. Especially a pregnant one.

Coyotes don't go into heat in December. They also mate for life. If Weave somehow mated two months before she normally would go into heat, she would not come home. She would be with her mate from that point on. Coyotes do not raise their babies without the male partner.

​@@dochaze1 she isn't pregnant.

@@mygirldarbySo your saying if she finds a mate one day , that she will never come back to Tim? That’s very sad !

agree, I'm in midwest and they shoot coyotes on the golf course sometimes 😭😭😭💞💞💞

I thought the same thing, pups!!

I don't know why they value one coyote so much, but then will go kill other coyotes. Weave was orphaned by one of these big shots who think they're so cool, running around, taking the lives of innocent animals. They're shooting moms who were nursing, and leaving their babies to die, like they did to Weave. They're shooting father coyotes who were feeding their mate while she nursed the babies. In coyote world, the father coyote takes care of his mate and the babies. If he gets killed, the babies usually die because female coyotes can't instinctually care for their babies alone. Don't these men care? What don't they get?

​@mygirldarby Well, it really depends on the person and the circumstances. Back when I owned a 2,000 acre farm, the coyotes would come and kill my livestock. It got so bad I almost lost my farm and struggled to put food on the table for my wife and kids. And, as much as I love animals, if it's a choice between my family and killing coyotes then there's no choice at all. Coyotes had to go. So, most of the time it's done out of necessity. Some do it for themselves and their family and others do it because the county or state has declared the coyotes problem an emergency and even offer a bounty to hunters to handle the problem. In those cases it's tough but it has to be done. That being said, despite looking as white as I do, I actually have a Native American heritage and was taught from a young age to love and respect nature and to only kill for food and protection so, I don't understand the people who just kill them for no other reason than they think it is fun. To each their own I guess. But, after every coyote I killed I always gave them the sacred blessing handed down to me by my ancestors.

@@mygirldarby So, coyotes are predators in the wild. The vast majority of the time, they are opportunistic predators who will take pets and livestock from human settlements. Weave has been raised more or less as a dog and is about as domesticated as a single-generation coyote can be. Hunters treat coyotes as wild predators because 99.999% of them ARE that. But the ones who see these videos can see with their own eyes that Weave is more dog than yote. And no hunter wants to shoot someone elses dog, even if it looks exactly like the animal they are hunting. Weave has been raised like a dog and is treated like a dog. Wild coyotes, have not, and they are not associated with humans. Hope this clears up some of the reasons why people hunt coyotes and not dogs.

​@@mygirldarby it's not coyote baby season so not sure what you're talking about ... Coyotes aren't even sexually active until January through March... Baby coyotes come approximately 9 weeks after conception so baby coyotes start coming out of the woodwork early April to early June

​@@mygirldarbyso you are willing to pay for all of the livestock killed around the world by coyotes every year?

Android tags r better but considering he doesn't have a collar on duck or howie... I wondered if that was y someone grabbed Duck not long ago thinking he was abandoned especially when they brought duck back!

Should try and domesticate a wild animal, they’re not doing her any favors. She should be afraid of humans,anything else will get her killed.

I stopped watching for a while, too. So when and how did Duck return? I can't find a video on it.

​@@betsybarnicle8016 Nobody really knows. Tim thought she was dognapped by a dog hoarder but it was never confirmed. Duck was dropped off at his house by some anonymous person. Weird story...

@@user-zz1ty4ie2x Thanks. I understand if it's too emotional for Tim to talk about openly.