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coydog

NOUN
  1. offspring of a coyote and a dog

How To Use coydog In A Sentence

  • Feral dogs and coydogs are also more likely to kill in a manner similar to coyotes, possibly as a result of experience in killing for food.
  • Nancy Gangi captured this rare and excellent pic of a coydog hunting in a field near Floral City, Florida.
  • The occurrence of a coydog would be an extremely rare event in New York today.
  • It could be a number of things: a wolf-dog cross; a very unusual hybrid of a gray wolf and a coyote; a coydog, a coyote-dog cross; or a wolf from Minnesota or Wisconsin. Archive 2006-12-01
  • The rifle served to defend cattle from coyotes and feral coydogs.
  • I've seen bear, mountain lions, bobcat, wolves, coyotes, coydogs.
  • Sorry if I sound rude, but that doesn't look like a coydog to me.
  • In addition, genetic tests indicate that many of the animals identified as coydogs were just coyotes or dogs, but not coyote/dog hybrids.
  • The Ursans smelled like a cross between wet coydog and rancid fish. The Silent Warrior
  • If you're really desperate, you can walk to the edge of town and count coydogs.
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