Is this a dog?

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  • Mgderf

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    Sure looks like it to me, but it's huge.
    I don't know of any domestic dogs in the area.
    Many coyote, but it looks awful big for a coyote.
     

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    Sure looks like it to me, but it's huge.
    I don't know of any domestic dogs in the area.
    Many coyote, but it looks awful big for a coyote.
    Possibly wolf? Seems unlikely, but they have been slowly expanding their range in recent years. Scroll down to tracks diagram.

    They have been reported in Illinois.
     

    Mij

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    In the corn and beans
    Sure looks like it to me, but it's huge.
    I don't know of any domestic dogs in the area.
    Many coyote, but it looks awful big for a coyote.
    Dog, probably rear foot. Outside Toenails are not behind the front nails enough. Soft mud can make the track look big. It’s a big dog, but still a dog.
     

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    Cat tracks (wild or domestic) in North America generally do not show the claws
    ^^^This, and also, cat pads are more round as opposed to a dog's pads being more triangular shaped.
    Not to mention the heel pad has a single lobe=dog. Two lobes=cat.
     

    Twangbanger

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    ^^^This, and also, cat pads are more round as opposed to a dog's pads being more triangular shaped.
    Not to mention the heel pad has a single lobe=dog. Two lobes=cat.
    Not to mention, I thought cats normally walk with their claws retracted?
     
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