Coyote sightings increase as mating season underway, Dallas Animal Services says
Sightings of coyotes are on the rise across North Texas. In a press release issued this week, Dallas Animal Services (DAS) reminded communities to stay vigilant amid coyote mating season. Jacqueline Sutherland,
Time to protect pets as coyotes get louder, more active during mating season
January to March is coyote mating season, which means seasonal behavior changes and added danger for small pets.
Coyote mating season causes concerns for pets, owners
According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, coyotes can experience increased aggression and boldness from mid-January to early March, putting pets at greater risk. Coyotes often target smaller animals like cats and dogs, luring them away or attacking them outright.
Coyote mating season prompts safety tips for Dallas residents
As coyote mating season begins, Dallas residents are urged to remain vigilant as these animals may become more visible and vocal. Coyotes, in their search for food
North Texas beware, it is now coyote mating season
They’re going to be out and about looking for love and protecting their families, so you need to be on alert. Some coyotes become more willing to venture into yards and neighborhoods.
Tips to keep pets safe from coyotes during mating season
Tips to keep pets safe from coyotes during mating season
‘Don’t give them a reason’ | Experts share tips to keep coyotes away from residential areas during mating season
For the next two months, coyotes will be out and about in the community. These animals are looking for food and can spell trouble for animal owners. “The juveniles are growing up and trying to pick their way up into something,
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