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Coyote attacked my "B"

Basenji Talk
  • Sharron,
    They are mostly active morning and evening. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Open areas to run your "b's" is a good idea. Just keep a watchful eye, and have some really tasty treats with you to get the dogs to come when you want. I run mine off leash all the time for 6 years where there are coyotes. Just keep alert, you'll be fine.-Tim

  • Thanks Tim. I appreciate your post.
    It will be all new for us all, so treats it is.

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