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Courageous Dachshund Frightened Away A Coyote That Had Aggressively Approached Their Home

Courageous Dachshund Frightened Away A Coyote That Had Aggressively Approached Their Home

Kathy Morgan August 5, 2023

Dog enthusiasts are aware that little dogs can be aggressive. It seems absurd that tiny canines are more violent than large ones, but this is the reality. Small dogs and their noise could be irritating for many dog owners, but in certain situations, a small dog’s demeanor could be really beneficial.

In Chula Vista, California, we discovered the world’s most courageous tiny dog. This dog’s name is Peanut, which is hardly an intimidating moniker for his adversaries. Nonetheless, the attitude of this Longhaired Dachshund won the hearts of tens of thousands of Internet users throughout the world.

Peanut’s owner, William Wiser, disclosed that he and his family had steak for supper the previous evening, and Peanut was spotted eating the leftovers in the front yard. Either it was the steak, or perhaps it was Peanut himself, but a coyote appeared on their land, and they assumed that one of these factors was responsible.

William noted that it was peculiar how carelessly the coyote searched their territory. Although it is common knowledge that coyotes devour cats and dogs, Peanut was unfazed by this fact. Well, ignorance is bliss and the dog definitely did not know that. And as the coyote neared their fence, the fearless dog started barking loudly at the animal.

Fortunately, the dog kept the coyote away from the house and, most likely, the entire neighborhood. William asserted that Peanut is indeed a warrior. He attempts to engage anyone who enters their yard in combat. Typically, only cats pose a concern, but this time the danger was greater.

William is somewhat apprehensive about coyotes because he believes a pack resides in a nearby ravine. Peanut should consider himself fortunate that the coyote did not scale the barrier.

As a precaution, pet owners should always keep their animals indoors when coyotes are in the area.

Source: FOX 5 San Diego

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Kathy Morgan

I grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma (of course a lady never shares their age) many years ago. Growing up I could remember always enjoying many pets in our household. From rabbits, hamsters Guinea pigs and dogs I loved them all even to this day. After graduating from High School: I decided to search for my first job. Yep, you guessed it my first job landed me in a pet shop. I learned so much from that experience that twenty years later I am still affiliated with our four-legged friend. I no longer work in a pet shop; but I have devoted my life to writing articles about “man’s best friend” dogs. I hope you enjoy the articles, stories and videos of our furry friends on this website. See you on the inside.

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