Ministry of Natural Resources is reminding everyone there is no need to fear coyotes.
Aylmer District's Management Biologist Kyle Stanley says there are a few simple steps to avoid placing your pets in danger: "keep pets inside at night; keep your dogs on a leash when walking through natural areas; clean up after your dog, as coyotes can be attracted to dog feces; spay and neuter your dogs, coyotes can be attracted to and successfully mate with domestic dogs."

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