Another dog owner reports run-in with coyote in B.C. community
Amber Medeiros was walking her dog Sage, a medium-sized lab-pit-beagle cross, at Meadows Edge Park in Langley Meadows around 6:30 a.m. on June 15, when a coyote began to stalk them.She said she had to use it three to four times.
While Medeiros said she feels for the animals that are being pushing out of their spaces by all the growth and building in Langley, “but it’s still super scary to come face-to-face with an aggressive animal.”Medeiros and Sage’s confrontation with a coyote occurred around the same time as two other reported incidents of coyotes going after dog owners and their pets in Langley’s Aldergrove community.
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