FAQ

No, it is biologically impossible to crossbreed a cat and a dog due to vast genetic differences between the two species.

No, cats and dogs cannot breed together because they are entirely different species with incompatible genetics.

Coyotes generally avoid humans, but they may attack small pets if they feel threatened or see an opportunity for food.

Coyotes are attracted to homes by available food sources, accessible garbage, pet food, small pets, and water sources.

Coyotes rarely attack humans, but they may view dogs as threats or prey, especially small ones, so caution is essential during walks.

Coyotes are attracted to homes by food sources, unsecured trash bins, pet food, fruit trees, and shelter opportunities like woodpiles or open sheds.

Coyote attacks on humans are rare, but they may target small dogs, especially if off-leash or during denning season.

Coyotes are attracted to homes by food sources, water, and shelter such as pet food, garbage, compost, fallen fruit, and unsecured pets.

If a coyote sees a dog, it may become aggressive, view the dog as a threat or prey, or attempt to lure it into an ambush—especially during mating or pupping season.

Yes, a dog may scare off a coyote, especially if it is large and assertive, but it depends on size, breed, and circumstances.