They are!

I think so too!

I bet she is pregnant!

I told ya'll all recently to look at her tummy when she walks looks like something poking left and right and she has a larger appeitite and that time she had a limp on her back leg, I suspected it came from a male mating with her.❤❤❤​@williambenner701

The one that knows it is Duck, bc he was behind her oneday and he got a sniff possibly a pregant Weave.. animals can scent a lot of things from behind,they can tell things such as a animal thats in heat and even being pregnant, & their health condition also are they ill etc.. Weaves not making that den wider for No reason, its a Reason soon to be... mommys prepare in advance for babies coming..Maybe she knows something is moving in her tummy... mmmmm?? I dont believe they'll be coy/pitties.. I find it hard to see Duck trying to man handle Weave and besides he only views Weave as his sister or a sibbling to the family but not a mate... So stay tuned....❤❤❤❤❤❤

I noticed that too. The yarrs weren't a sign of aggression but she's def chilled out

I hope Weave doesn't have a litter. He can't keep all these coyotes and all the coyotes they produce. The people that hunt around him would eventually be killing her offspring. I'd rather that not happen than see some videos with coyotes pups.

Maybe the motherly/ nurturing instinct is being brought out in her...and she really is gonna have pups!!

Biting can be a way of showing affection, like a hug, since they lack proper arms :3

Thank you too

You are very welcome

I agree. You've really mastered the youtube short form

Yes 💯❤️

2024 has just started and it’s just been chaotic.

Where the pups?

Thank you so much!!

Wrave has trained her human slave So Well :) Our shep lass has done the same

And it is coyote birth season

😂❤sjes not digging a bigger and wider den for No purpose... she has a reason usually with this bread and other breeds like wolf's also prepare their baby crib..

friendly wild animals are usually short lived wild animals

Yes they do

Yeah I was about to say *is it finally happening is it time for weave to have kids and will Tim and Itty be the adoptive grandparents, uncles duck,Steve,Howie,Johnny & Olive (etc) and I wonder how many pups weave well have since she might still be in heat, hopefully it’s ‘3 or 5’ and her mate (which I’ve named him ‘Stryker the coyote’)* hopefully Tim and the others will accept Stryker as being part of their family-pack, so I’m excited!

That's not how Coyote behave. Even wolves I doubt do that. It's a more common behaviour among some big cats like lions and tigers. Coyotes are monogamous animals who live in family groups, not packs: the groups of coyotes that look like packs are actually just a family consisting of the parents and their offspring who haven't moved to forming their own family groups yet. There isn't the concept of alpha in these groups. Because of that, I think it's unlikely that she is pregnant; she would mate for life with a male coyote in that case.

​@@robertoprestigiacomo253 wrong about the last part. Weave is not a nirmal coyote so i doubt she follows norms of running away with the male or another pack especially since she's not related to them. To her...Tim, Duck and Howie are her family so i think if she were to get pregnant from a male while she's in heat that she would defer to coming to Tims and her Den outside rather then leaving that......she might not be pregnant cause I'm not there and don't know buttttt your reasoning is wrong for sure lol

@@Dynamic0NE Coyotes live and stay in a family until they mate, then they leave their family; they play and are affectinate to their family members while they stay with them, just like Weave is with the others. Weave is a wild coyote and has no reason to behave differently just because we get to see some cute shorts on youtube. She will leave when she mates. The real question is whether she sees Tim as her mate or not.

Glad you enjoy it!

i agree, most humans are a$$holes when it comes to coyotes and dont realize they are just trying to survive also.

Yeah that's the only worrying thing. Will coyote pups from a tame mother raised around trustworthy humans be able to survive in the wild when they eventually wean and leave their mum. Case of too wild to be rehomed as pets but not wild enough to fend for themselves or too trusting of all humans. At same time weave balances been a wild coyote but having a friendship with her favourite humans and still doesn't get into trouble with other humans so she should teach her babies well

Not yet!

That would be cool!

Did duck breed her ?

They are plentiful lol