“Clever girl”

@Naireu17 I don't know that cats will do this. I would have to see proof. All wild animals are pussies. Just like the biggest wolf. You can raise it from birth to be an attack or guard dog, but the second it feels threatened, it will flee. It's called survival instincts, and they're built into all non-domestic animals.

@@pepesylvia848 Some leopards do something similar. They play dumb around domestic dogs so they can lower their guard and they can catch them easily. They even fake running away so they can get chased and it's easier for them to catch the dogs. Some animals are pretty smart.

@@kabverdterrasab7198 Yeah, some cats are smarter than others. Canines tend to be in the higher end of the spectrum, I've found.

@@pepesylvia848 Absolutely incorrect.

Good idea good owner good care for your dogs

All I need to do is seee a coyote the guns blazin

Glad that I don't live in your neighborhoods. I don't mind if the coyotes get shot. But I wouldn't want a stray bullet to go through my wall, whether it hit me or not.

Umm for the coon or the coyote lol ?

Dude that is overkill. A coyote vs a gun and a pair of dogs

Yeah man.. they can jump the standard brown fencing in most homes and they can definitely jump the shorter wired ones..that’s how a lot of pets get taken sadly

If you're letting your little pet dog stay outside over night

It happens to cats up here in BC lower mainland Canada. Often they leave the head behind.

True. The fact that he missed wasn't for lack of trying.

For sure. We've seen them easily go over a 6ft fence.

@@thebeautyofnatureandanimal1771 Raccoon no so smart other wise can go down to safe side of Fence.

​@@davidran9317 wrong. He knew the coyote could just jump over it as well. Raccoon smarter

When he came back to see if it was worth it 🤣

Looked to me like he was pretending to leave, then seeing if the raccoon would fall for it. Sadly, no.

Meep Meep Meep!

They are from the mustelid family, they can never be underestimated!

"chips rips appartvraccon

Was hoping mr coon would have latched on to mr coyotes nose.

Coyotes kill bobcats lmao

@@Predation_records You are crazy bro. The biggest male coyote would not last more than 2 seconds in a fight with a female bobcat. The coyote is not fast enough or strong enough to face a bobcat. The coyote's only weapon is it's bite, and he is not able to get a bite in past those very fast, powerful paw swipes that would rip his face up in seconds. There is no video online of any coyote killing a bobcat, but there are many videos online of bobcats completely dominating coyotes. I have not seen any videos of a bobcat killing a coyote, but have seen many videos of coyotes crying from bobcat attacks and running for their lives. And the same thing happens when between a lone wolf and a lynx. No wolf or coyote wants any smoke from any adult wild cat. And of course a mountain lion will just straight up kill any lone wolf. And there have been times where mountain lions will fuck with bears.

Annnnnnnnnddd the fanboy shows up.

Yes the coyote has jumped the fence before.

Plus he's probably not jumping it for a reason. He wants to go in the direction of the coyote.

i was thinking same way but as you said it may get worse if Coyote jumps over fence

For real ?

@@260baby Sometimes a raccoon that is being chased in deep water by a dog will get on top of the dog's head and force its head underwater.

@@crustydog1666 Kangaroos also do that.

@@scottwhitley3392 I think I heard about that.

@@crustydog1666 what if it's not being chased in deep water. Then what 🤔.

All I have to do is seee a coyote and guns blazin

Well there is also the raccoons mouth and claws to contend with

I trap for a hobby and I would catch these big 40 pounders in a swamp over here in Indiana

@@emmanuelm2291 real friendly too, amirite? 😉

I live in the mountains and we have a large population here and they can get almost 50lbs here full grown.

Coyotes and a lot more nimble than they look, one can easily clear a fence like that.

That's what I was thinking.

You're so wrong 😳😳👺👺

@Björn Svensson Darrell oppshitguy is wrong

He was smart enough to know the coyot can jump over the fence

It's too small to actually fight back

They can and do go over a five or six foot fence very easily. We have lots of problems with coyotes here in So. California, and they have killed many pets in their own back yards.

Is he a true greyhound or smaller like an Italian greyhound? Because they use greyhounds to hunt coyote, don't underestimate your greyhound.

@@Acadian.FrenchFry yes greyhounds are used by many to hunt coyotes. (My dad and grandpa did between the '40s-'70s.) However it's not a coyote vs a single greyhound. It's always coyote vs 3-5 greyhounds. One on one, it's a 50/50 on whether the coyote or dog wins.

@@willhorting5317 This is true. I have seen those kinds of hunts. Also out here where I live they mix Pit Bull with Greyhound to create a lurcher with more fight it in. However, I have seen some really big powerful pure greyhounds that I think could take a single coyote on their own. I live in the West where our coyotes are not mixed with wolf. So they are smaller. In the Eastern states I understand they are mixed with wolves and are substantially larger and more powerful. So if you mean those coyotes I would agree that they are a much bigger threat than the smaller ones we have out here in California.

@@Acadian.FrenchFry I wouldn't know about so-called "eastern" coyotes. Nor, truthfully, about the coyotes in California. I am talking about the coyotes that live in Kansas. The average KS coyote is around 30lbs. And admittedly that is about half of the average greyhound. Which would convince many people that a single greyhound could easily take a coyote. What is not factored in, is: #1) greyhounds are fairly thin skinned; #2) while greyhounds are definitely athletes, their musculature and bone density is designed for sprinting. Not fighting/physical confrontation; #3) a coyote's hair helps make it difficult for a dog to inflict enough damage... unless the dog can hold it down while clamping down on the coyote's windpipe with it's jaws; #4) coyotes are built for fighting and endurance. Shorter, but more muscular than the greyhound; #5) the coyote also has a LOT more tenacity than the average greyhound. As I stated in my previous comment, I am a 3rd gen coyote hunter. Have been around some of the best bred (non-racing & non-show) hunting greyhounds in the state. And I don't just mean those bred and raised by the family. On top of that, I have been a very successful coyote hunter for the past 50 years of my many years. Half of those years were spent chasing them. The last half has been by using hand calls (many I created myself)...... Sorry. Didn't intend to toot my horn ....My point is that, anywhere in North America, regardless of coyote size, one-on-one against the average coyote, I firmly believe (based on experience) that even the best greyhound or even greyhound mix would stand no more than a 50/50 chance of overpowering that coyote...... Granted this is only an experienced based opinion......If I have misunderstood you, I am sorry.

It's ok

так я и не понял почему волки собак за две секунды загрызают а этого бурсука не смог!!

If u was on that position u will be satisfied

はい、すごいです。

The fence is almost 6 feet tall. The coyote has jumped the fence before and came in my backyard.

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NO BUTT,S ABOUT IT ,YOUR A TRUE, KNOW IT ALL, COUCH POTATOE.

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Bruh! Hella👀

That’s not how rabies work lol

could have had rabies. don't go petting random animals.

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This raccoon is still practically a baby

They can jump like 6 ft fences easily

@@misconceptions5613 yikes

More related to the jackal if anything.

Lol, believe it or not hyenas are closer related to cats.

@@deffaniewebber2447Hyenas closest relative are mongooses and civets

Because it probably doesn't understand what a "fence" is, just higher ground. It thinks the coyote will just go around. Plus the coyote can jump over the fence and back to square one

@@RennieAsh Sounds reasonable, thanks.

Or any full size dog. Coyotes will still eat racoons or cats near your house, though.

if she looks at you as if you are a meal and you can see the gleam in her eyes then you got yourself a coyote

This time the coyote gave up. In the previous video the coyote grabbed the racoon off the fence.

What? The next time you see one close up, will definitely be the first you’ve seen one.

The Coyote would have just jumped over the fence himself. The raccoon was smart to fight from a height advantage until the coyote gave up.

@@sidgar1 Thanks. O wow. Raccoon understood the best fight strategy.

Because the coyote would have jumped the fence and stuck the raccoon's tongue back in his mouth for him.

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raccoons are actually very bright

I hate coonies, they feed coyotes

@@jq7323 good one!😂

@Jacob P lol