I had just finished loading some items in the storage shed and was smoking some Virginia talking to a friend on the phone while sitting in my lawn chair when two coyotes came around the corner of the house; I saw them first and let them know I was there and they started grunting at me and charging towards me and I had to get up and charge them back to chase them away. What really startled/scared me was that they seemed to be identical twins and had black faces almost like shepherds. I didn't know coyotes could be twins and hunted in pairs. I'm wondering if they were coywolves (???). They are still running around in the woods on the hillside so I am restricting myself to the porch for tonight just in case. Bold things !!! (And I like wild animals).
@Hillcrest - Last night I was pondering the strangeness of this with a friend, who suggested that the critters who charged you might have been Coyote/Malinois Shepherd crossbreeds. There will, of course, be a lot of wolf DNA in the latter. Malinois, she told me, are great escapologists and have had plenty of time to escape into the wild and breed since their introduction to the USA in 1911. Malinois are - so I'm told - much used by the police and the military, and this too might explain the unusual aggressiveness of the pair, who might well be litter-mates.
And with the possibility of it being an omen in mind, maybe it would be wise to take a look at wherever in life your boundaries are being challenged/transgressed, and by whom?
I keep picking apples or getting free fruit from outside people's houses when I'm out & about. Jane & Dave brought me some of their fruit off their trees and I make crumble with foraged / free fruit - Mum & Dad sais how much they enjoyed theirs I made them!
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