well, hmmm, how about a story about raccoons and dogs..now, I like dogs just fine, especially
There's a story out of Alameda County near San Francisco:
Alameda struggles to contain street gangs — of raccoons
Reporting from Alameda — Rachel Campos de Ivanov was walking her dog last Sunday night when she saw two eyes
"The problem is there is more wildlife in the cities than in the country because there is more food here," said David Gould, a vector control officer who has worked in Alameda for 20 years. He said all of the attacks involved people with dogs, and the dogs probably incited the raccoons. Raccoon attacks on humans remain unusual, but people can get mauled when they feed the animals or intervene in fights with dogs, officials said. Raccoons also have been known to get dogs into swimming pools and drown them."They grab them by the head and hold them under water," said Gary Beeman, a Northern California wildlife biologist who owns a pest control company, consults with the federal government and has trapped hundreds of raccoons. "Not just little dogs — Labrador size."
well, I didn't know that raccoons could actually drown your dogs, but now I do and you've been warned...
well, I didn't know that raccoons could actually drown your dogs, but now I do and you've been warned...
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