People who are considering a pet coyote: You must be VERY careful, as they may be tame as pups, but around the time of their maturity they will naturally wander into a large (and very expansive) hardware store to take equipment ranging from rudimentary traps to explosives. Mostly on cliffsides, but due to their adaptability -- expect to see traps set across all environments.
I've also heard tell of fully grown coyotes stealing motorcycles and riding them around the neighborhoods late at night. It pisses the whole town off. Momma lock your daughters up, that bad coyote is back in town.
I used to have a coyote as well. My dad got her when she was about a year old, from someone who had gotten her from an indian reservation. She was always a little on the timid side, but she would climb onto your lap and roll onto her back to be held like a baby. After my dad passed away, when she was about 12, she came to live with me. I had her until she was 17, when she went on to rejoin my dad. She lived a full, happy life as an INSIDE pet.
There was a man I used to know who was a grizzled old sheep rancher. He shot a coyote trying to take one of his lambs. When he went near to the body he heard funny noises and found two pups that were just shy of having their eyes open. He took the pups and put them with his border collies pups and raised them as sheep dogs. He swore up and down to me that they were the best dang sheep dogs he ever had!
Thats the most rancher thing i’ve heard, apart from the story of an old Mexican Vaquero who snatched one from horseback as he rode past one on trail. It was more of a trick he wanted to show his friends as opposes to wanting to keep it.
People need to realize that domesticated dogs didn't appear out of thin air. Somebody ( a long time ago) had the balls to say, "Hey, I think we can form a bond with these living creatures".
It started with the extra friendly, more docile types. Natural selection. Not all coyotes have this temperament. Dogs are so unique because they evolved by forming a symbiotic relationship with humans. Canines are so special.
Wild dogs were sort of scavengers. So flocking around humans, we evolved together. The advantage of a dog/wolf is that they serve as protection and an alarm system. Domestic Dogs are a result of thousands of years of selective breeding.
The classic teenager. We have one of that species in our home too. Identifiable by the monosyllabic grunts and facial expressions ranging from sullen and bored to utter disgust. Diet predominantly comprised of fat, starch, and sugar. Prevalent tribal philosophy best summed up as: Everybody's An Asshole Except Me and My Cool Friends.
This is excellent and Wiley is smart. He went to the windows and the door. He's wondering why his family is calling to the world when he can't see or smell or hear a threat from beyond. He's both loyal and skeptical and he knows his senses would have picked up an incursion before the humans. This guy is intelligent on three or four levels. His family is lucky. This is a unique experience.
Thomas Conyers Lol, of course he knows it's the kids making the sounds but he's probably thinking "what are you calling the wolves for.. shut up or they'll hear you".. You can see that it clearly puts him on edge..
Cool..o.o I thought pet coyotes was a weird thing no-one else did!. XD I grew up with a pet coyote. My Dad 'rescued' him off the street, apparently someone hit it and didn't give a shit - It was so young (no older than a month) he mistook it for a dog and we named him Lucky. Then as he grew and the coyote features came in we were like 'Oh shit..well... he's part of the family now!' BEST ANIMAL FRIEND EVER. I miss him so much (1991 - 2013 died at 22 years). Too this day I've yet to own a pet as amazingly loving and protective as Lucky. I figure he didn't have any issues socializing with other pets because we raised him around our old laboradore and cat and took him to the dog beach atleast once a month. They're a energetic handful, but thats about as difficult as they get. Great vid and coyote! :D
R Miles He was ^.^ Wasn't a danger to anyone though. He was always weary and alert around strangers he wasn't use to, but unless he picked up a 'negative vibe' he'd leave them alone.
The singing is how they communicate and find each other in the wild; that's why he is walking around and looking around. When a mile or two apart, one howls, and the pack a mile or two away will howl, and they meet someplace in the middle. When they all meet up, they often all sing a chores together. It's great to hear when you are out camping in the wild. This is true with most wild animals in the dog family.
It seems like this family did a fantastic job of rescuing and raising this coyote. At this point, he's a part of the family and he's not savvy enough to live in the wild. Give it a rest people.
I love coyotes because as a child, I was so close to them. In my neighborhood there were lots of coyote dens, and lots of coyotes.there was a mountain or hill in my neighborhood, we’re my dad would take me and my sister to them. We would find paw prints, logs, cacti, and plants. It was so much fun. I had a great childhood in California, but sadly, in 2019, we moved. And now my life has no bridge to nature anymore, no thrills whatsoever.
Thank you for showing these videos. We have so many coyotes here in southeast Texas & they have killed several of our cats. This shows me that they're kind & sentient beings. Thank you for being sweet to him.
My comments are for Catherine Mitchell-you are a breath of fresh air! I have lived in Rural communities before, and have lost live stock/pets to Coyotes; they still remain my favorite, and I have no one to blame but myself . You stick to your belief's as they are correct.
Wiley feels the call of the wild when he hears that howling. If he gets outside and hears his brethren calling, he may take off!!! You could see he was looking for something and was confused when the howling was going on....it's nature at work.
I grew up around Coyotes. Have the upmost admiration for their adaptability and intelligence!! When I was small we had a Coyote/German Shepard cross dog. I barely remember him, but do remember my folks telling about what a wonderful dog he was.
He's so beautiful. It's so nice to see a coyote being loved instead of hated n killed. So many beautiful animals are considered pests n it drives me crazy. I really wish people cared more for our wildlife, and I mean ALL of it.
First off... AMAZING !!! So glad to see how well Wiley is doing with his family... Also, tell the NAYSAYERS to go to heck !!! Second, he's thinking, I don't need to sing anymore... My family is right here and we got a fireplace... What do I need to sing for ??? LOL
Thanks for adopting and showing kindness to this coyote you have adopted. I KNEW coyotes could become good pets but I know it depends on lots of factors, such as rescuing them as pups to create a real bond. I would rather see them adopted by a nice family than spend their life behind bars!
He's never gonna bite the girl he's trained just like a dog and was rescued and was never out in the wild since he was like a day old so stop saying that he's gonna attack he's never never bite anyone read the story before commenting
Chris Weyer not true. It can happen. I've known 2 different families both raised a coyote pup. Never been in wild. trained and treated like part of family. Many years pass and both the coyotes attacked their family just once. One coyote bit a lil girl, boy and owner. The other bit the owners ear and arm. And I'm not talking about small bites these were aggressive bites,deep wound. So, No matter what you will do, it can happen.
Let's see! They have these coyotes for years and they bit the humans just once in all that time! These coyotes deserve sainthood: someone should inform the Vatican! Jesus H. Christ, I've known human beings that attack other people more than that!
I don’t think that coyote was singing. That guy was having a full panic attack. Probably bringing back flashbacks of when his parents were killed by wolves or somethin.
I love to see how these wild animals behave around humans and treat them as family if they stay long enough. Beautiful animal. Amazing video. Loved watching every bit of it. The guy is brave enough to accept a wild animal into his family.
It´s amazing how you find this funny and not sad. More like the coyote wants to be anywhere but in that living room. Humans do a great job of destroying things, whether that be nature or a wild animal, eve when our intentions are good. These people think they saved this wild animal by taking it in and calling it a house pet. It´s a wild animal and no, just because someone saved it and raised it does not mean it has become a house pet. A wild animal needs interaction with other wild animals, it does not need to be locked up in a house or in a yard. That poor animal suffers. I don´t understand why people do not understand this; humans are supposed to be the most intelligent creatures on the planet, but obviously we have little competition and are actually really stupid. These peoples intentions may have been good with saving the baby coyote, but once they kept it as a pet they did the wrong thing. Of course they think the coyote is happy with them, because humans are selfish and do not have any experience in knowing how to determine whether a wild animal is happy or suffering. But common sense should tell anyoe with half a brain that a wild animal is not happy being away from its own kind and it is certainly not happy being treated like a dog, trapped inside.
This family deserves all the credit for adapting an abandoned Coyote baby and growing him up into an affection pet. The place where Love prevails is where God prevails.
When you agitate a coyote by howling like that... and tell your kids that its ok to mess with its head like that...... you're increasing the odds of someone getting severely chomped...... knock it off.
I have a Blue Healer Coyote cross ( Coy Dog) She's more dog like. Now 12 years old, a grandma dog, biggest snuggle butt rug in the world. Found her at a job site outside Mondovi WI. I live in a rural area outside Deforest so she has lots of room to run ( her walkabouts as I say ) Tad bit naughty when younger, but now she has slowed down some, best house couch cushion warmer in the world!
My family had a timber wolf growing up. He was very playful and protective over us kids. You just had to realize and respect that they are still basically a wild animal. He was never aggressive around family members, just tended to be cautious of strangers.
nitish kurup Howling in the wild is meant to be a means of telling other coyotes/wolves that this is your territory, so when they started howling his instinct is to sort of look around for intruders and howl with the rest of his pack to let them know(the intruders) that this is his territory... you can think of it as in its mind howling = territory defence/intruders.. thats why he looks abit anxious and he's kinda checking out around the room for intruders.
Thanks for taking him into your household and caring for him. Many people get the misconception wrong about domesticating coyotes and wolves. Just like any dog can be friendly or vicious. Many small dogs bite more than the big dogs. Many people think that just because they shot coyotes, they are experts all of a sudden. Not true at all. Sure coyotes who are out in the wild and will hunt other smaller animals to survive. They are highly adaptable to any environment, including cities.
Please do not howl like that. This is causing him stress. The sounds the kids are making is a warning/mourning cry. Thank you for loving this animal and saving it--not killing it. PLEASE do the same with all beautiful beings and not eat any animals :) Wiley is precious! Give him a hug for me! God Bless.
"vegan cherry"? Jesus Christ. Get back in the kitchen and flip your veggie burger. You don't have enough cholesterol to have am opinion on this gorgeous animal.
+boomhauer15 Anyone who's tried going vegan knows how difficult it is and how much discipline and strength of will it takes. Try it and see how long you last, tough guy.
My old neighbor had a half coyote/yellow lab "Rez" was his name. He did not trust anyone except his owner, he always kept his distance and would piss on the spot if he felt cornered. He came from the local indian reservation, I guess a coyote came in one night and got at one of the stray dogs that was in heat.. He was a cool farm dog, lightning fast, extreme prey drive, he NEVER barked and barley ever made a sound.
You can tell the coyote is distressed when he hears the howling, he looks for his pack that he used to be with, and cries to be reunited. It's too much for him so he goes back to the couch. Poor thing.
You're projecting your emotions onto the coyote. The (extremely uncomfortable) family is his pack; he's just confused as to why they are howling. Nobody is lost and there's no threat, so he doesn't understand why everyone is making such noise.
Kalie Verchatelli Actually it might've startled him because coyotes communicate with screeching tones, wolves are the ones who howl If a coyote hears howling that usually gives it a good reason to run and hide
Dud stop howling. that sound is from its pack or mom, dad whatever, but if its looking outside it is looking for the whistle to find its mom or pack. And if you don't know ITS SAD
Its so strange that your coyotes nane is wiley.i rescued a gray coyote off of the 194 freeway at around 16mile rd in michigan.i took him to the anker bay veterinary hospital and dr smaller treated him for a severe head trama.he had been clipped by a car on the freeway and was knocked out cold.i named him whiley.he spent 2 months at the vets in a speacial glass room.we kept the lights out,kept him in darkness for the first two weeks while his brain swelling went down.he couldn't walk or even stand for first 3 1/2 weeks.we used my long handle disability device to push bowl of raw whole chicken or raw steak and hamburger into his hospital den.all he could do was growl ,at that time.i do remember he smelled horrible.i so wanted to bath him,but due to his being totally wild and that hed probaly attack n kill me,i decided against it.he was super skinny when i first rushed him to the vets.he was a young male also. Vet said 2 years to 3 years old tops.as he was finially able to stand he slowly got his strength back.i came to see him daily,bringing his food.i gave him treats too.he had a great sence of smell and got used to me.id always go visit him first then get his food and fresh water ready and slide it under the cage door. I stopped using my long handle device cause he was able to walk over to where i put the food down.in the end whiley recovered fully and gained around 24 lbs.he was looking like a great healthy coyote when he was ready to leave.we fattened him up on his last week by giving him 2 meals a day.one whole raw chicken,and raw hamburger with raw steak or raw stewing beef mixed in.plus treats .dr smaller darted him on his day to leave and personnally drove him up towards his cottage way up in northern michigan.he used one of my ex large dog crates for the trip.dr smaller felt whiley would do better living up north where theres more country,woods ,wildlife,creeks and mountains.we decided whiley needed a fresh start.i look at the pics i have of him while he was at the vets and i wonder how hes doing.dr smaller only charged me for his initial emergency care.it still cost me around 1,600.00.we did -2 exrays ,rabies shot,other shots,blood workup, even a teeth cleaning.plus he had 24 hr critical care watch with iv drip for first 5 days,then he was still in critical care unit but no longer on iv drip cause he was awake,out of it but groggy awake and was able to eat n drink on his own.thats when i was using my handle device to push food next to him.after that first few weeks he was able to stand and wobble around.im glad i saved whiley.i hope hes still alive
He knows he's not where he belongs... this is the coyote version of The Little Mermaid... "Out where they hunt... Out where they run.. Out where they howl all day in the sun...." 😂😂😂 good video
+Aussie Chip That's basically what they are, with a few differences. They're not as aggressive as wolves and more adaptable to humans, whereas wolves go out of their way to avoid people. Definitely the member of the same family, though.
I've grown up around pet coyotes also. They are like Border collies on crack, always busy, always doing something. This one is much calmer than the ones I've known. I haven't met one yet that could resist untying my shoe laces or carting off one of my gloves to gleefully bury. They're very interesting little animals and interesting to study up close like that. But as with even a domestic dog, I'd never leave a child alone with one.
You really shouldn't be making howling sounds like that. It's obviously distressing him, as you can tell from the yelping and high-frequency whining he's using to try to demonstrate submission. Besides, coyote howls are unique and used to identify individuals at range; making random howling sounds is just confusing to him.
to Rosa k: While I agree that Coyotes are beautiful creatures I have taken a few furs. Not because I intentionally hunted them. But because I had to defend my herd of goats from them. I never feel right sighting at one. but after a warning shot or two. I have no choice but to take a hit. Out of respect the animal I do take does not go to waste. I will keep the pelts for use in various projects and cremate the bodies to spread on my land. As I said I feel bad about having to do it. But sometimes it must be done.
We all make regretful decisions even if they are nessicary. But im pretty sure there are non lethal methods. Alot of farmers use them. Why not search up? You would no longer have to bear the burden of killing an iconic animal
People who are considering a pet coyote: You must be VERY careful, as they may be tame as pups, but around the time of their maturity they will naturally wander into a large (and very expansive) hardware store to take equipment ranging from rudimentary traps to explosives. Mostly on cliffsides, but due to their adaptability -- expect to see traps set across all environments.
I've also heard tell of fully grown coyotes stealing motorcycles and riding them around the neighborhoods late at night. It pisses the whole town off. Momma lock your daughters up, that bad coyote is back in town.
LOL @ Clay
u r crazy man. LOL
OK... You started off good but just went left with hardware store stuff
Jason Eyle might loose some weight chasing the road runner
I used to have a coyote as well. My dad got her when she was about a year old, from someone who had gotten her from an indian reservation. She was always a little on the timid side, but she would climb onto your lap and roll onto her back to be held like a baby. After my dad passed away, when she was about 12, she came to live with me. I had her until she was 17, when she went on to rejoin my dad. She lived a full, happy life as an INSIDE pet.
Wholesome story. Wish I could get one that can be domesticated like that
Wow 17!? That's amazing!!
@@clark987878 yeah in captivity they live to be around that age; sometimes even 20
@@clark987878 yea they arent given deformities to look cute their built for pure function
@annie's big day I thought that was a sweet way of putting it
"What do you think of Wiley the Coyote"
"Uh.. good."
That kid's gonna make it big.
+TheKillerManfred xD
+TheKillerManfred llloooool
LOL
BrickNGames She should of said..."Beep beep" then run off into the sunset.
the coyote is adorable but I have a feeling this dude yells at Olive Garden employees in front of his family on the reg
Lol.
"What do you think of the breadsticks honey? Go ahead, tell them..."
"Uh.... good?"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can always count on the comments section for a good laugh🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Is this your real family or one that you hold hostage?
Andy Griffith LOL
OMG XDDDDDDD
Andy Griffith lmao
that was savage af
Andy Griffith lmao
That family coudn't seem any more excited. Buddy is the life of the party over there
LMAO
LMFAOO💀💀
XD
Nice name
Yeah
There was a man I used to know who was a grizzled old sheep rancher. He shot a coyote trying to take one of his lambs. When he went near to the body he heard funny noises and found two pups that were just shy of having their eyes open. He took the pups and put them with his border collies pups and raised them as sheep dogs. He swore up and down to me that they were the best dang sheep dogs he ever had!
Great story!
😢 Best story ever
Isn’t this the plot of an old Disney film from the 50s
Thats the most rancher thing i’ve heard, apart from the story of an old Mexican Vaquero who snatched one from horseback as he rode past one on trail. It was more of a trick he wanted to show his friends as opposes to wanting to keep it.
I believe the military and police have experimented with coyotes and coyote hybrids because of their intelligence
People need to realize that domesticated dogs didn't appear out of thin air. Somebody ( a long time ago) had the balls to say, "Hey, I think we can form a bond with these living creatures".
You’re a moron
It started with the extra friendly, more docile types. Natural selection. Not all coyotes have this temperament. Dogs are so unique because they evolved by forming a symbiotic relationship with humans. Canines are so special.
Ancient Egyptians actually had pet dogs in the palaces. Maybe they are one of the first?
Wild dogs were sort of scavengers. So flocking around humans, we evolved together. The advantage of a dog/wolf is that they serve as protection and an alarm system.
Domestic Dogs are a result of thousands of years of selective breeding.
@@wyattb3138 Dogs were domesticated at least 15000 years ago maybe 50000 but thats not sure.
Sir, my hat's off to you for saving this orphaned coyote.
rmwtsou for sure great work!
And children
Dian Dirk 😂 nice one but it’s harsh
And naming him after a Looney Tunes character, too😄
Buddy did not like participating. He is 15. He knows everything. Leave him alone! You don't understand!!
He just wanted a can of pepsi.
and she wouldn't give it to him :/
He was gaming until you made the video. Now he'll go back to WII
The classic teenager. We have one of that species in our home too. Identifiable by the monosyllabic grunts and facial expressions ranging from sullen and bored to utter disgust. Diet predominantly comprised of fat, starch, and sugar. Prevalent tribal philosophy best summed up as: Everybody's An Asshole Except Me and My Cool Friends.
Lew James Here is the extrordinary life of a salty person
Read the description unless your like twelve
So you make your kids sit on the floor and your pets get the couch?
+Brandon Matthew that teenager is so edgy look at him he is an edgelord filled with angst
+altispinex86 HAHAHAHAAA you won🏆😂😂
lol. hilarious!
Pets are people too
I sit on the floor with my pets and I don't care
This is excellent and Wiley is smart. He went to the windows and the door. He's wondering why his family is calling to the world when he can't see or smell or hear a threat from beyond. He's both loyal and skeptical and he knows his senses would have picked up an incursion before the humans. This guy is intelligent on three or four levels. His family is lucky. This is a unique experience.
Coyotes don't howl, wolves howl.. Coyotes kinda screech.. Poor little guy thinks there's wolves coming to get him..
Thomas Conyers
Lol, of course he knows it's the kids making the sounds but he's probably thinking "what are you calling the wolves for.. shut up or they'll hear you".. You can see that it clearly puts him on edge..
+Patrick Ryan good one, i cant stop laughing
It's def more of a screech than a howl, v different to wolves and these kids..
Are you dense? How in the world should that coyote know how a wolves howl sounds like if it was raised in captivity?!?
No, you? Genetic memory, collective consciousness..
Buddy is like I can't believe I'm doing this crap when I could be playing on my Xbox.
Cool..o.o I thought pet coyotes was a weird thing no-one else did!. XD
I grew up with a pet coyote. My Dad 'rescued' him off the street, apparently someone hit it and didn't give a shit - It was so young (no older than a month) he mistook it for a dog and we named him Lucky. Then as he grew and the coyote features came in we were like 'Oh shit..well... he's part of the family now!'
BEST ANIMAL FRIEND EVER. I miss him so much (1991 - 2013 died at 22 years). Too this day I've yet to own a pet as amazingly loving and protective as Lucky. I figure he didn't have any issues socializing with other pets because we raised him around our old laboradore and cat and took him to the dog beach atleast once a month.
They're a energetic handful, but thats about as difficult as they get. Great vid and coyote! :D
Wow that coyote was protective forreal cool how protective was he im all for that I have 2 rotties great pets best defenders:)
R Miles Cool! :) Rotties and Pits get a bad rap to! They're very great protectors indeed and loving.
Is the coyote protective?
R Miles He was ^.^ Wasn't a danger to anyone though. He was always weary and alert around strangers he wasn't use to, but unless he picked up a 'negative vibe' he'd leave them alone.
How kind of your Dad to rescue Lucky. RIP Lucky.
damn ur family looks very unhappy
they all look scared of the dad ... he sounds like a psycho lol
it's because they live in Wisconsin
They're mad cause they can't smoke pot yet...yet
I noticed that too, especially his son he seemed like he didn't want to be there at all...
it's all an act they have been victims of a violent kidnapping .
buddy doesn't look like he wants to be there.
My thought exactly! I feel a bit bad for him :(
Looks fine. Plenty of pet dogs worse of than this. to many novice people want fluffy dogs like gsd or husky etc... Usually dont end well
@@vikingdogmanship he's not a fkin dog though. Belongs in the wild with his kind. "certain" people can't leave nature alone. 🤦🏽♂️
@@Mansa_Musa. he's wild but a dog nonetheless.
We had a Coyote but we lost him when it tried to put a bomb in our car, it explode sooner.
Johan Dale fucking epic comment!
did he yell Allah ACKBAR! before he did it?
@@ultimatemetalguitartones fax
The singing is how they communicate and find each other in the wild; that's why he is walking around and looking around.
When a mile or two apart, one howls, and the pack a mile or two away will howl, and they meet someplace in the middle. When they all meet up, they often all sing a chores together. It's great to hear when you are out camping in the wild.
This is true with most wild animals in the dog family.
everyone looks scared of the coyote. very little body movement lol
or they're just lazy, haha
+DizzyPlaza lol
I think it was just them feeling awkward about their dad making them sing for the family pet for a video :/
That buddy dude really doesn't want to be there
Caxxatron He wants to be out back behind the shed hitting his Bong instead!
Just in case anyone is stupid:
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO BRING A WILD ADULT COYOTE INTO YOUR HOME. Remember -- Wiley was found as an orphaned infant.
Siiri Cressey erm...thank you... Cpt. Obvious
Like I said; just in case anyone is stupid...
If they were, we have a term to describe it..
"Weeding out the herd."
"Let's try to get him to sing!"
*proceeds to howl like wolves not coyotes*
A microagression
I would love to be ordered to howl and then when to stop. Good times.
HOWL!!!!! Like right now.
And I thought I was into some kinky shit...
It seems like this family did a fantastic job of rescuing and raising this coyote. At this point, he's a part of the family and he's not savvy enough to live in the wild. Give it a rest people.
Yeah. If he's neutered he'll have no reason to stray or be aggressive. Looks like he's got it made and he knows it.
I love coyotes because as a child, I was so close to them. In my neighborhood there were lots of coyote dens, and lots of coyotes.there was a mountain or hill in my neighborhood, we’re my dad would take me and my sister to them. We would find paw prints, logs, cacti, and plants. It was so much fun. I had a great childhood in California, but sadly, in 2019, we moved. And now my life has no bridge to nature anymore, no thrills whatsoever.
Please, don’t say “Well they eat dogs.” I’m aware..
im aware.
That sucks and it gets depressing. Being around nature is really important for your mental health.
Thank you for showing these videos. We have so many coyotes here in southeast Texas & they have killed several of our cats. This shows me that they're kind & sentient beings. Thank you for being sweet to him.
I have a pet porcupine that I raised since it was a bebe....He is named "Porky" and I keep him tamed with some oxy's. He's the light of my life.
It's a very beautiful animal, much love to your family for saving him.
My comments are for Catherine Mitchell-you are a breath of fresh air! I have lived in Rural communities before, and have lost live stock/pets to Coyotes; they still remain my favorite, and I have no one to blame but myself . You stick to your belief's as they are correct.
Wiley feels the call of the wild when he hears that howling. If he gets outside and hears his brethren calling, he may take off!!! You could see he was looking for something and was confused when the howling was going on....it's nature at work.
Shout out to a 15 year old responding like a typical 15 year old.
He seemed comfortable on the couch until you chose to have your kids disturb him. Nice job.
Coyotes like "mom?? Dad?? Is that you outside?? You come to save me??? Wait a minute.......lol...
Daughters like "dad you're nuts"
Shortly after video was made Wiley ate the entire family while they slept.
Lol very dangerous pet Talk about playing with fire 🔥
It is not uncommon for pet dogs to bite and kill their own owners then why trouble getting a dog ?
Amazing how the coyote has managed to train his humans.
That a gorgeous coyote! Beautiful family
Wiley is chubby, because it got a hold of the road runner.
I grew up around Coyotes. Have the upmost admiration for their adaptability and intelligence!! When I was small we had a Coyote/German Shepard cross dog. I barely remember him, but do remember my folks telling about what a wonderful dog he was.
Wiley's so floofy and happy-looking. It kinda melts my cold ice cube of a heart.
He's so beautiful. It's so nice to see a coyote being loved instead of hated n killed. So many beautiful animals are considered pests n it drives me crazy. I really wish people cared more for our wildlife, and I mean ALL of it.
First off...
AMAZING !!!
So glad to see how well Wiley is doing with his family...
Also, tell the NAYSAYERS to go to heck !!!
Second, he's thinking, I don't need to sing anymore...
My family is right here and we got a fireplace...
What do I need to sing for ???
LOL
Forgot to say...
BEAUTIFUL animal !!!
Thanks for adopting and showing kindness to this coyote you have adopted. I KNEW coyotes could become good pets but I know it depends on lots of factors, such as rescuing them as pups to create a real bond. I would rather see them adopted by a nice family than spend their life behind bars!
He's never gonna bite the girl he's trained just like a dog and was rescued and was never out in the wild since he was like a day old so stop saying that he's gonna attack he's never never bite anyone read the story before commenting
Chris Weyer not true. It can happen. I've known 2 different families both raised a coyote pup. Never been in wild. trained and treated like part of family. Many years pass and both the coyotes attacked their family just once. One coyote bit a lil girl, boy and owner. The other bit the owners ear and arm. And I'm not talking about small bites these were aggressive bites,deep wound. So, No matter what you will do, it can happen.
Let's see! They have these coyotes for years and they bit the humans just once in all that time! These coyotes deserve sainthood: someone should inform the Vatican! Jesus H. Christ, I've known human beings that attack other people more than that!
I don’t think that coyote was singing. That guy was having a full panic attack. Probably bringing back flashbacks of when his parents were killed by wolves or somethin.
Lol oh my god. That Coyote is like "Get me outta heeeere! Stahp! STAHP! AHHH!"
I love to see how these wild animals behave around humans and treat them as family if they stay long enough.
Beautiful animal. Amazing video. Loved watching every bit of it.
The guy is brave enough to accept a wild animal into his family.
When they start to howl the coyote was screaming for help 😭😭
I always worry that the noise hurts their ears. Canines hearing is much more sensitive to sound than we are.
"potty trained" holy shit i have a normal dog and he cant even use the toilet
Especially when they piss in the middle of the floor.
Poor dogs pack animal instincts kicked in when he heard howling he likely was looking for his mates
It' great that you rescued Wiley. He is beautiful & I'm sure he's very greatful for your love!
That family wants to be anywhere but in that living room right there. lol
It´s amazing how you find this funny and not sad. More like the coyote wants to be anywhere but in that living room. Humans do a great job of destroying things, whether that be nature or a wild animal, eve when our intentions are good. These people think they saved this wild animal by taking it in and calling it a house pet. It´s a wild animal and no, just because someone saved it and raised it does not mean it has become a house pet. A wild animal needs interaction with other wild animals, it does not need to be locked up in a house or in a yard. That poor animal suffers. I don´t understand why people do not understand this; humans are supposed to be the most intelligent creatures on the planet, but obviously we have little competition and are actually really stupid. These peoples intentions may have been good with saving the baby coyote, but once they kept it as a pet they did the wrong thing. Of course they think the coyote is happy with them, because humans are selfish and do not have any experience in knowing how to determine whether a wild animal is happy or suffering. But common sense should tell anyoe with half a brain that a wild animal is not happy being away from its own kind and it is certainly not happy being treated like a dog, trapped inside.
@@JohnJohn-qv4mg That coyote is happy with his adopted family.
He is beautiful! You guys are blessed to find one that stays tame like that! Wow!
This family deserves all the credit for adapting an abandoned Coyote baby and growing him up into an affection pet. The place where Love prevails is where God prevails.
***** No reason to even argue with you about anything. You are obviously just too fucking stupid to understand.
NanuNanu81 coyotes don't work that way. they're not wolves
He is precious!! Thank you for loving and saving him. I don't understand why people hunt these beautiful creatures!
When you agitate a coyote by howling like that... and tell your kids that its ok to mess with its head like that...... you're increasing the odds of someone getting severely chomped...... knock it off.
It's how canines communicate you dumb shit.
@@BrentRF U R an idiot, John Sullivan is correct in his assessment.
@@BrentRF Hey dumb shit if you maybe looked at the coyote pacing around and whining you could clearly tell it looked agitated
I have a Blue Healer Coyote cross ( Coy Dog) She's more dog like. Now 12 years old, a grandma dog, biggest snuggle butt rug in the world. Found her at a job site outside Mondovi WI. I live in a rural area outside Deforest so she has lots of room to run ( her walkabouts as I say ) Tad bit naughty when younger, but now she has slowed down some, best house couch cushion warmer in the world!
Wow those kids look enthusiastic ROFL --
He's gorgeous. I played this and my lil dog kept tilting his head from side to side. Awesome.
My family had a timber wolf growing up. He was very playful and protective over us kids. You just had to realize and respect that they are still basically a wild animal. He was never aggressive around family members, just tended to be cautious of strangers.
This is a awesome video. Just proves that coyotes can be a loving pet and animal.
Cayote: "Shut up!!! That's not how you howl! You guys sound like roosters."
Those kids hate it when dad announces it's family time. The wife doesn't seem too happy either lmao
when you love your pet more than kids
The thing that takes me aback is how huge American homes are. He’s a very handsome boy.
Judging by his body language, It seems as if the howling by them kids is upsetting him, may be in his language that howl means something bad.
nitish kurup Howling in the wild is meant to be a means of telling other coyotes/wolves that this is your territory, so when they started howling his instinct is to sort of look around for intruders and howl with the rest of his pack to let them know(the intruders) that this is his territory... you can think of it as in its mind howling = territory defence/intruders.. thats why he looks abit anxious and he's kinda checking out around the room for intruders.
Nate b They also howl when prey from a hunt has been caught.
Thanks for taking him into your household and caring for him. Many people get the misconception wrong about domesticating coyotes and wolves. Just like any dog can be friendly or vicious. Many small dogs bite more than the big dogs. Many people think that just because they shot coyotes, they are experts all of a sudden. Not true at all. Sure coyotes who are out in the wild and will hunt other smaller animals to survive. They are highly adaptable to any environment, including cities.
Wiley gave up trying to chase the road runner, so that’s why he’s a little pudgy. He’s so adorable
pet coyote? awesome you took him in. also love the wisconsin accent;)
buddy seems so done
Please do not howl like that. This is causing him stress. The sounds the kids are making is a warning/mourning cry. Thank you for loving this animal and saving it--not killing it. PLEASE do the same with all beautiful beings and not eat any animals :) Wiley is precious! Give him a hug for me! God Bless.
You are not a coyote whisperer .
exactly how much time in the real woods and wilderness have you spent among animals? You're clueless.
anybody with the name or handle "vegan cherry" wouldn't last one day in nature
"vegan cherry"? Jesus Christ. Get back in the kitchen and flip your veggie burger. You don't have enough cholesterol to have am opinion on this gorgeous animal.
+boomhauer15
Anyone who's tried going vegan knows how difficult it is and how much discipline and strength of will it takes. Try it and see how long you last, tough guy.
Tells them to sing and then aggressively tells them to stop🤣
What do you think of the singing?
Uhhhhhhhh… good?
If I saw that thing being walked down the street, I would probably mistake it for a dog.
Don'tWatchTheWorldBURN are you dumb
Only the tail is different. My neighbor has a beautiful dog that is part coyote.
In the capital of Romania, Bukarest they found grey wolfes. The people thought it were feral dogs.
I LOVE coyotes their the most beautiful thing I've ever seen 😍😍😍😍💖💖💗💗💓💓❤❤
How many of the neighbour's cats has Wiley eaten?
how many neighborhood birds have the neighbor's cats eaten?
Oh many but still far less than the dogs
Every kid EVER:
Do you like this bear?
UHH. GOOD
Is Wiley still alive? I hope he’s doing well. What a sweet boy.
My old neighbor had a half coyote/yellow lab "Rez" was his name. He did not trust anyone except his owner, he always kept his distance and would piss on the spot if he felt cornered. He came from the local indian reservation, I guess a coyote came in one night and got at one of the stray dogs that was in heat.. He was a cool farm dog, lightning fast, extreme prey drive, he NEVER barked and barley ever made a sound.
great way to call coyotes to your house!
You can tell the coyote is distressed when he hears the howling, he looks for his pack that he used to be with, and cries to be reunited. It's too much for him so he goes back to the couch. Poor thing.
You're projecting your emotions onto the coyote. The (extremely uncomfortable) family is his pack; he's just confused as to why they are howling. Nobody is lost and there's no threat, so he doesn't understand why everyone is making such noise.
Howling at him like that.. kinda felt sad. Like he wanted to go home.
Kalie Verchatelli Actually it might've startled him because coyotes communicate with screeching tones, wolves are the ones who howl
If a coyote hears howling that usually gives it a good reason to run and hide
Nether Dominater what if he never heard a wolfs howl before?
Not sure about coyotes but my friend had a wold and he was better than most dogs I've been around. I appreciate you guys caring for him so well
Rick Hanestad, NASCAR driver, company manager, father and husband, and pet coyote owner. That's some resume.
How cute! You named it after a Looney Tune character🥰!
Dud stop howling. that sound is from its pack or mom, dad whatever, but if its looking outside it is looking for the whistle to find its mom or pack. And if you don't know ITS SAD
Its so strange that your coyotes nane is wiley.i rescued a gray coyote off of the 194 freeway at around 16mile rd in michigan.i took him to the anker bay veterinary hospital and dr smaller treated him for a severe head trama.he had been clipped by a car on the freeway and was knocked out cold.i named him whiley.he spent 2 months at the vets in a speacial glass room.we kept the lights out,kept him in darkness for the first two weeks while his brain swelling went down.he couldn't walk or even stand for first 3 1/2 weeks.we used my long handle disability device to push bowl of raw whole chicken or raw steak and hamburger into his hospital den.all he could do was growl ,at that time.i do remember he smelled horrible.i so wanted to bath him,but due to his being totally wild and that hed probaly attack n kill me,i decided against it.he was super skinny when i first rushed him to the vets.he was a young male also. Vet said 2 years to 3 years old tops.as he was finially able to stand he slowly got his strength back.i came to see him daily,bringing his food.i gave him treats too.he had a great sence of smell and got used to me.id always go visit him first then get his food and fresh water ready and slide it under the cage door. I stopped using my long handle device cause he was able to walk over to where i put the food down.in the end whiley recovered fully and gained around 24 lbs.he was looking like a great healthy coyote when he was ready to leave.we fattened him up on his last week by giving him 2 meals a day.one whole raw chicken,and raw hamburger with raw steak or raw stewing beef mixed in.plus treats .dr smaller darted him on his day to leave and personnally drove him up towards his cottage way up in northern michigan.he used one of my ex large dog crates for the trip.dr smaller felt whiley would do better living up north where theres more country,woods ,wildlife,creeks and mountains.we decided whiley needed a fresh start.i look at the pics i have of him while he was at the vets and i wonder how hes doing.dr smaller only charged me for his initial emergency care.it still cost me around 1,600.00.we did -2 exrays ,rabies shot,other shots,blood workup, even a teeth cleaning.plus he had 24 hr critical care watch with iv drip for first 5 days,then he was still in critical care unit but no longer on iv drip cause he was awake,out of it but groggy awake and was able to eat n drink on his own.thats when i was using my handle device to push food next to him.after that first few weeks he was able to stand and wobble around.im glad i saved whiley.i hope hes still alive
That coyote is so stressed from you howling
What beautiful fluffy coat wyllie has! I never seen a fat coyote b4 until now! he could almost pass as a normal dog on a regular walk at the park.
Don't let your kids howl like that because its causes it stress not to howl with them. :(
I ❤️❤️❤️ Coyotes!
Are these people your hostages?
Butthead uh huh huh huh huh huh yeah cool.
He knows he's not where he belongs... this is the coyote version of The Little Mermaid... "Out where they hunt... Out where they run.. Out where they howl all day in the sun...." 😂😂😂 good video
Looks like a mini wolf
Coyotes are also called prairie wolves after all
+Aussie Chip That's basically what they are, with a few differences. They're not as aggressive as wolves and more adaptable to humans, whereas wolves go out of their way to avoid people. Definitely the member of the same family, though.
I've grown up around pet coyotes also. They are like Border collies on crack, always busy, always doing something. This one is much calmer than the ones I've known. I haven't met one yet that could resist untying my shoe laces or carting off one of my gloves to gleefully bury. They're very interesting little animals and interesting to study up close like that. But as with even a domestic dog, I'd never leave a child alone with one.
howling could bring back traumatic memories of his mother. This is insane
Take your stupid ass home
Gosh, what a gorgeous animal! ^..^~~
You really shouldn't be making howling sounds like that. It's obviously distressing him, as you can tell from the yelping and high-frequency whining he's using to try to demonstrate submission. Besides, coyote howls are unique and used to identify individuals at range; making random howling sounds is just confusing to him.
They howl with eachother in the wild. Most canines that can howl will howl. Its for communication and also a sort of fun thing for them to do.
Every cunt on RUclips is a fuckin expert. Piss off
"Haylee what do you think of wiley?"
"Uhhhh.."
*click*
"Good?"
to Rosa k: While I agree that Coyotes are beautiful creatures I have taken a few furs. Not because I intentionally hunted them. But because I had to defend my herd of goats from them. I never feel right sighting at one. but after a warning shot or two. I have no choice but to take a hit. Out of respect the animal I do take does not go to waste. I will keep the pelts for use in various projects and cremate the bodies to spread on my land. As I said I feel bad about having to do it. But sometimes it must be done.
We all make regretful decisions even if they are nessicary. But im pretty sure there are non lethal methods. Alot of farmers use them. Why not search up? You would no longer have to bear the burden of killing an iconic animal
Did you consider a donkey? They'll rip after coyotes. They are used in Maritimes to protect sheep and cattle with young.
@@SirCamsmorethanalot Exactly, or just get a fenced area for the goats