Mystery Animal Pops Up On Couple's Ring Cam And Won't Leave

[catbyte]

[Dave Bowman]

1. What a heart-warming story. 🙂

[efhmc]

2. Lovely story. How did the vet know it was not a coyote?

[debm55]

3. It's a Shiba Inu. They do not bark at all, but have a very unique howl. I had one. The body structure --ears and tail

are also unique to the breed. Roxy was a great dog. I cried terribly when we had to put her to sleep. I held her. I am glad she found a forever home. and I am glad you posted this, catbyte.

[erronis]

5. Sorry about your loss, Deb. I lost my Akita Inu last year. Here's the wikipedia article on the Shiba Inu

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiba_Inu

[debm55]

7. Thank you very much and sorry about your Akita Inu also, erronis.

[debm55]

13. This looks like a female. as they run smaller then the male. Akita Inu is a beautiful dog. Roxy did not shed but twice a

year she would puff. Made her look like a Chow. Did your Akita Inu puff?

[BlueKentuckyGirl]

8. Sheba Inu

That's what I thought it looked like, also. Curly tail, medium size. Sounds like you are familiar with them so maybe I guessed right.

[3catwoman3]

4. What a cutie. His new humans seem quite thrilled with him.

How lovely.

[PatSeg]

6. Oh, he's adorable!

[popsdenver]

9. Every time

we have to euthanize a dog, I swear that I will never again have a dog, only to have to go thru the pain and grieving of parting again......

Then we decide there is a hollowness, an incompleteness in our family, and find a new one.............we are on our sixth one now, and they have all brought so much happiness to our family.........

Our current female we just acquired is ALL puppy......She vacillates between being a PIA, Pain in the Ass, and a YLIT,
a Young Lady In Training.........

Is Female mannerisms and behavior entirely different from Males????? It seems that way, as we have always had males.....

[barbtries]

10. I'm going with

their dog who had passed sent them this puppy to fill up the whole in their hearts.

so hear me out.
40 years ago or so, I had a mouse in the house. I was at my office telling my coworker about it and I said "What i need is a mouser." Ten minutes later, a cat arrived at the door of my office.
This never happened before and never again, and I worked in that office for over 18 years. It was like Tinkerbelle was my very own Mary Poppins.

Then, after Bekah died, my friend Jacques told me about his friend whose dog had died. She buried him in the back yard, and within a few days (can't recall the exact timeline, it could have been the next day), a cat appeared on her dog's grave in the backyard. She adopted the cat and it had been with her ever since.

Jacques didn't see it the same way I did and do, but these things happened. I choose to see it as a spiritual experience.

[jmowreader]

11. How we know it isn't a coyote

His face isn't nearly pointy enough.

He's the wrong color. Coyotes are gray.

Coyotes are extremely loud and they talk all the time.

[Skittles]

12. I think a baby coyote would be WAY more fearful, too

yes indeed........it's just very unusual indeed to casually encounter a baby coyote