Comments on: War and Peace http://blog.k9cuisine.com/2008/08/19/war-and-peace/ Everything K9.... Brought to you by K9Cuisine.com Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:16:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Lindsay http://blog.k9cuisine.com/2008/08/19/war-and-peace/#comment-1765 Lindsay Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:14:49 +0000 http://blog.k9cuisine.com/?p=131#comment-1765 Yeah, perhaps it is because one dog is half coyote. But what I think, though, is the humans should be the dominant ones. If the dogs look to the humans as their leaders, then there is no need for one dog to be dominant. Both dogs should be submissive. It is the humans who need to take control. Yeah, perhaps it is because one dog is half coyote.

But what I think, though, is the humans should be the dominant ones. If the dogs look to the humans as their leaders, then there is no need for one dog to be dominant. Both dogs should be submissive. It is the humans who need to take control.

]]> By: Saint Lover http://blog.k9cuisine.com/2008/08/19/war-and-peace/#comment-1759 Saint Lover Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:44:31 +0000 http://blog.k9cuisine.com/?p=131#comment-1759 Honestly, this is a time bomb waiting to explode! Coydogs are solitary unsociable animals not suitable for pets (so they say) - They are really playing with fire IMO From Wiki - Coyotes are solitary by nature; this trait is carried across to coyote-dog hybrids. This can result in problematical and unsociable behaviour which makes them generally unsuitable as pets. As a result, they may be abandoned or allowed to stray and be absorbed into the feral dog or coyote population. However if the coyote (or dogote) is found at a very young age and raised properly they can, in fact, become a pet much like some wolf-dogs are kept. Much time and effort must be put into them for this to occur. Honestly, this is a time bomb waiting to explode! Coydogs are solitary unsociable animals not suitable for pets (so they say) - They are really playing with fire IMO

From Wiki - Coyotes are solitary by nature; this trait is carried across to coyote-dog hybrids. This can result in problematical and unsociable behaviour which makes them generally unsuitable as pets. As a result, they may be abandoned or allowed to stray and be absorbed into the feral dog or coyote population. However if the coyote (or dogote) is found at a very young age and raised properly they can, in fact, become a pet much like some wolf-dogs are kept. Much time and effort must be put into them for this to occur.

]]> By: jan http://blog.k9cuisine.com/2008/08/19/war-and-peace/#comment-1756 jan Tue, 19 Aug 2008 22:42:31 +0000 http://blog.k9cuisine.com/?p=131#comment-1756 Like you, this one puzzles me. It's like they are both puppies wrestling for the fun of it. Maybe they need a third dog, an alpha, to come in and establish order. Like you, this one puzzles me. It’s like they are both puppies wrestling for the fun of it. Maybe they need a third dog, an alpha, to come in and establish order.

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