My husband and I took Achilles for a walk last night, as we always do. We wait until late, about 10pm, to make sure it’s cooled off enough for Achilles. The high yesterday was 114 degrees. Even when the temperature cools down, the pavement is still hot and takes extra time to cool off. During our walk, we saw a pack of coyotes, there were three of them. They were about 200 feet away. I’m not scared of one coyote, but when they’re in a pack, they are much more powerful and very scary, at least to me. Luckily, Achilles didn’t notice the coyotes. If he did, he probably would have wanted to investigate. Instead, they pack went on their way, probably hunting rabbits. One of our neighbors let us know that there are coyotes around, but I never thought I would run into a pack, especially at night when we were walking on the main road. I was really nervous for the rest of the walk, but I made it through until we got home. I won’t let this stop me from taking walks. I will just make sure I’m prepared for any issue.
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just remember your pack is the same size as their pack with the three of you. additionally, your pack has two king-sized “wolves” in your pack, so they’re likely not going to mess with you.
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I didn’t think of it like that. Thanks.
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wow how scary! you are braver than me I’d have started freaking out and wanted to go home! xx
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Every time I go o a walk since then, I’m always looking all around and over my shoulder to make sure there are no coyotes. I guess it affected me more than I thought.
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