[Chi-Town]

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[KathieI]

Originally Posted by DonH57

I would think a Coyote would have to pole vault over a courtyard wall to get in.

You didn't even read what was written?????

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by kittygilchrist

A friend with 5 dogs, each weighing about 1/3 of my cat's weight just emailed to ask me the question in the topic.
I have to post this for other courtyard pet owners, despite that I said in another thraed that I am taking a break from totv.

https://www.google.com/search?q=coyo...&client=safari

5 dogs?

[kittygilchrist]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

5 dogs?

Why do you ask?

[Moderator]

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[birdawg]

Kitty keep up the good work.

[kittygilchrist]

Originally Posted by birdawg

Kitty keep up the good work.

OK! Thank you!

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Daisy's owner yelled her name after the coyote picked her up by the neck. Daisy was spared the neck breaking snap and lives!
There had been no previous coyote sightings in this neighborhood. 6 foot fence.



Coyote attacks dog in backyard of Westminster neighborhood | FOX31 Denver

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by gerryann

You may be taking a break from TOTV, but I see you are now taking your agenda to The Villages Facebook page.
It is true that we all need to take precautions with our pets, but Cmon Kitty, you are scaring folks that have not moved here yet. As far as anyone knows.....no Coyote has jumped over any wall here and taken any pets.
This is bordering on obsession, paranoia, and is getting ridiculous!

From some of the posts, you would think pets are regularly disappearing from our lanais and courtyards. This is not true.
IMHO, scare tactics are unnecessary to make sure we are all watchful of our pets, make sure they are leashed, and don't walk after dark near ponds or remote areas.
Just common sense.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by kittygilchrist

A friend with 5 dogs, each weighing about 1/3 of my cat's weight just emailed to ask me the question in the topic.
I have to post this for other courtyard pet owners, despite that I said in another thraed that I am taking a break from totv.

https://www.google.com/search?q=coyo...&client=safari

I thought the limit for dogs was two in the villages??????

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

I thought the limit for dogs was two in the villages??????

You can move to TV with however many pets you have at the time.

[Topspinmo]

So, I can really have as many pets as I want!

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by CFrance

You can move to TV with however many pets you have at the time.

Topspinmo
Veteran member

Join Date: Dec 2012
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So, I can really have as many pets as I want!
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Our Deed Restriction states two domestic pets per household.
I was told the reason is that The Villages does not want people breeding pets.
I've heard that the "unofficial" word from the Village Sales Reps is that you can move to The Villages with all your pets.
And then as your pets become old and die, you cannot replace all of them, you must adhere to the two pet maximum.

[Taltarzac725]

What to do if you encounter a coyote while walking your dog

Some more pointers about coyotes and common sense. The most important seems to be short leashes.


I really appreciate the work Kitty has done on increasing awareness of the problems especially in the areas of development in the Villages where coyotes homes so to speak have been disturbed. Most of the sightings which show up on her coyote sighting thread are in the new areas of the Villages near CR466A.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Topspinmo
Veteran member

Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: somewhere far, far, away
Posts: 978
Default
So, I can really have as many pets as I want!
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Our Deed Restriction states two domestic pets per household.
I was told the reason is that The Villages does not want people breeding pets.
I've heard that the "unofficial" word from the Village Sales Reps is that you can move to The Villages with all your pets.
And then as your pets become old and die, you cannot replace all of them, you must adhere to the two pet maximum.

Agree. That seemed pretty clear in my original answer to Topspin, so I assumed he was trying to be facetious. And some have said on this forum that some areas have a one pet restriction.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Agree. That seemed pretty clear in my original answer to Topspin, so I assumed he was trying to be facetious. And some have said on this forum that some areas have a one pet restriction.

I assumed all Villages had a two-pet per household restriction, but obviously not.
Warren posted that in his Village, there is a one-pet restriction.