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West Kelowna man, Yorkshire terrier chased by coyote

Animal sightings have been reported around the Central Okanagan
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Sophie the Yorkshire terrier. - Contributed

A West Kelowna man is concerned about coyotes near his home after he and his Yorkshire terrier Sophie were chased by one.

It was early Tuesday morning, when Amanuel Ghebremicael took Sophie to use the bathroom near his condo in Terra Vista.

Close to an apple cidery, Sophie started growling at what Ghebremicael assumed was a deer in a nearby field.

91裸聊视频淎s soon as I backed up a little it came close enough for me to look, and it was a coyote,91裸聊视频 he said. 91裸聊视频淭hat91裸聊视频檚 when I just turned around and started high tailing it.91裸聊视频

The coyote followed them, as Ghebremicael yelled, pulling Sophie with him. Once he was closer to other neighbours, the coyote went back into the field.

He said it wasn91裸聊视频檛 the first incident.

91裸聊视频淲here I live there are tons of people with little dogs. And it91裸聊视频檚 not the first time we91裸聊视频檝e heard coyotes,91裸聊视频 he said.

He91裸聊视频檚 concerned for his neighbours and their pets, as some of them are elderly with little dogs.

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Animal sightings are common in the Central Okanagan.

There have been three bobcat sightings reported by conservation officers since February in the south Mission area and a cougar has been seen near Shadow Creek Drive near Ellison also within the last month.

Two coyotes have been seen in the Hollydell area, one on the Westside, and one near Upper Canyon Drive, as reported by conservation.

One encounter was considered to be aggressive, according to the Wildlife Alert Reporting Program map, which said pets attracted the coyote to the Upper Canyon area.

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The website said coyotes are very adaptable to urban environments and recommended feeding pets indoors, cleaning up spilt seed from bird feeders, manage compost properly, and use an electric fence to protect livestock.

Deer frequent areas near Myra Bellevue Provincial Park and two were reported to be injured in the Dilworth Drive area.

The website recommends never feeding animals, and when it comes to deer, to chase them away so as they avoid becoming comfortable with people.

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