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Cash the Coydog at about 1 year old.

"I have a beautiful one year old male Coydog. He is coyote and Husky. He weighs approximately 50 pounds and is still growing, though it seems he will be a medium height dog. His name is CASH and he is one of the most beautiful pups I have ever seen. He has piercing yellow eyes and beautifully thick red and white fur, and a pink/brown nose. He is a genuinely sweet loving animal. He does bark but when there are other coyotes around the farm he howls and squeaks."

 
 

Cash the Coydog at about 1 year old.

"He is One of 4 pups in our pack but the only coy dog, and is very smart and has become the "matronly" member."

Cash the Coydog with his friend Grace the cat.

"He loves all children and any animal. He is often caught snuggling with our cat Grace..."

Cash the Coydog with his Border Collie puppy friend.

"...or carrying around our 8 week old Border Collie puppy. He is high energy and walks well on a leash but tends to wander when he is not leashed (Selective hearing) and prefers to spend his time outside all of the time. We try to get him to sleep indoors but think he just gets to hot with all of his thick fur. I think he has a bit of separation anxiety when my husband goes to work,( he is more attached to my husband) as he usually whines for about an hour after he's left for the day. All in all he is a great animal, member of the pack and friend."

Cash the Coydog puppy playing with his Border Collie friend.

Cash the Coydog puppy playing with his Border Collie friend.

Cash the Coydog puppy getting his first bath.

Cash the Coydog puppy getting his first bath.

   
   

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at 18 months

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at 18 months resting in the shade and showing off her painted tongue.

"Kaweah is half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote. She weighs about 32 pounds. She has a dense undercoat which is shed once a year, and her coat feels like a pelt. She is good natured, intelligent, easily trained, although aloof, independent, and non-demonstrative with affection, her personality being very catlike. She loves kids and gets along well with other dogs as long as they aren't aggressive towards her, with aggressive kids, she slinks away quietly, with aggressive dogs she'll stand her ground even with animals twice her size. She has never shown aggression of any sort towards people. As a pup, she began hunting insects - grass hoppers, crickets, and moths, but as she matured her focus has changed to small animals such as mice, chipmunks, rabbits and squirrels, with an occasional bird. She spends all day hunting and sleeps indoors at night. We really couldn't ask for a better pet, she's the bomb."

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at 18 months

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at 18 months, hunting in the sage brush.

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at 2 years old

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at 2 years old waiting patiently in the brush intensely watching for prey.

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at one year old

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) at one year old

 

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) puppy at 4 months old

Kaweah, the Coydog (half Australian Shepherd (dam) and half coyote) puppy at 4 months old

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"This is my Coydog, Pippy-Dog at 6 months old. She is part Xoloitzcuintle and Coyote. She isn't a very outgoing dog. She is very shy(except and feeding times). She would rather be with canine companions than with humans."

 

 

 

 

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