Wolves ate my dog

[Rod Caster]

Quite the brutal sight. ugh.

 

Lots of 'what ifs'...we should have tied him up when we heard the brush wolves (coyote/eastern wolf mix) howling. But I had no idea the bit Timberwolves were around, and clearly very hungry. Blood and fur all over my lawn in the morning. They literally ate him to the bone.

 

He's scrapped it out with single wolves and coyotes before and scared them off, but this time they had a clear and hungry agenda.

 

He was one hell of a property dog, tough as nails to other animals and super nice to all people. One of the risks of living in the bush and keeping an outdoor dog, I guess. Later Buddy.

 

 

 

Edited August 11, 2015 by Rod Caster

[solopaddler]

Wow that's horrible! Have heard of this happening a number of times over the years, it's always a risk. From one dog lover to another you guys have my sympathies. That's a tough way to lose a dog.

[leaf4]

Ouch, that sucks.very sorry to hear, tough way to lose a pet

[2 tone z71]

Oh my bud...what a terrible loss..tough big hearted dog

[woodenboater]

wow that's rough. don't know what to say but so sorry you lost a buddy and companion.

[tb4me]

Sorry for your loss..What a horrible way to go out too..I hope he put up a good fight..

[captpierre]

Brutal. Sorry to hear. ?

[Gnote]

Thats terrible, im sorry for your loss

[DRIFTER_016]

Man that sucks!!!

It's one of the things I worry about when I have my pooch out at the lake.

There are plenty of wolves and bears in the area.

My neighbour told me he saw a dozen on the ice there this past winter.

Every time he goes off exploring I worry.

Usually he just walks up to the neighbours cabin 300 yards away but he has gone close to a mile around the bay before.

[KraTToR]

From the pictures I believe I see a yellow lab. Fiercely loyal and amazing companion. Smart as heck, strong as an ox yet gentle. I've known many..

 

May he always be in your thoughts as he was doing his duty by protecting what meant most to him. And he died a good death. Brave and strong protecting his family.

 

What was his name?

[Walleye72]

Wow!! That's terrible.

 

He looked like a beauty. I hope you are feeling better soon.

[Rod Caster]

Thanks for the kind thoughts.

 

He definitely died trying to protect us/his home.

 

He was a Siberian husky mix; went from sled dog for 4 years to family dog for 2. His name was Buddy. I think ill name the next dog "pal" in his honour

[joeybacala]

Sorry to read this post. Tough loss but I know you must be proud for his effort. Hope your pain isin't for a long time. Good luck.

[Meegs]

Totally sucks man... no one should experience that

[Steelheadphycho]

The worst part about having a loyal companion like that, is losing them. All the best to you and your family through these hard times.

[Smokercrafty]

Can't say much more than what's been already said. :-(

[wormdunker]

Sorry to hear of your loss Chad. He certainly looks like a wonderful dog.

[PUMP KNOWS]

Sorry for your loss

[SHAD]

Shoot man so sorry for your pet, that sucks!!

[Freshtrax]

Rough man,

[bow slayer]

sorry to hear this,same thing happened to my dads neighbour's dog 2 weeks ago just outside of Sturgeon Falls,brutal way for loving pet to go.

[Reel Man]

So sorry for your loss. What a horrible thing to happen! I'm sure Buddy was a member of the family just like my 2 are. Can't imagine something like that happening to one of my boys. Thoughts are with you.

[spincast]

That is brutal Chad - at first I thought you were doing a This is That skit - sorry for your loss - he was a great dog!

[Mister G]

VERY Sorry for your loss............if I was you I would now be a full time wolf hunter and would not rest until the score was even.

[manitoubass2]

Ughhh. Horrible.

 

So sorry for your loss

 

We have 3 huskies and they are amzing dogs! 2 are malamutes and one siberian.

 

Tough tough dogs and im sure he injured more than one

 

Big time bummer Chad