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Sounds like a fucking parrot, but ok.
Darn it, Mid! I've been trying to tell myself I can't have a pet fox for years now, and now my desire to have one has just increased! :(
... Why did you link to a Buzzfeed article and not directly to the video? ;A;
But it's easy...I tried but the direct video is on instagram and i was like...not gonna try, yeah nope.
Must of missed that in my rush to leave buzzfeed. XDI dun use vine...omo also the instagram video is longer.
Must of missed that in my rush to leave buzzfeed. XD
Darn it, Mid! I've been trying to tell myself I can't have a pet fox for years now, and now my desire to have one has just increased! :(
It kinda sucks too; foxes are my favorite animal, but my solitary way of life would never let me have one as a pet. Red foxes in general, can't be pets. A Russian breeding program to make pet foxes resulted in a form of black fox very similar to dogs that can be pets but are very expensive in the United States.I was watching this clip on YouTube about this English couple that adopted an abandoned baby fox, and while it's a super lovely companion, apparently you can't leave it alone, like at all, before it becomes super distressed.
DO you have the space and time. FOxes take A SHIT TON of time. My friends dad is a vet, they actually raised and kept a fox. They are timeconsuming, high maintence critters.Darn it, Mid! I've been trying to tell myself I can't have a pet fox for years now, and now my desire to have one has just increased! :(
It kinda sucks too; foxes are my favorite animal, but my solitary way of life would never let me have one as a pet. Red foxes in general, can't be pets. A Russian breeding program to make pet foxes resulted in a form of black fox very similar to dogs that can be pets but are very expensive in the United States.
Arctic foxes and fennec foxes are still available in some states as exotic pets, but in this case you really do need to give them attention all the time, especially fennecs. Fennecs really are raw energy in physical form.
Yeah. Redfoxes are to wild to be pets. The one my buddies dad kept was a russian bred one.It kinda sucks too; foxes are my favorite animal, but my solitary way of life would never let me have one as a pet. Red foxes in general, can't be pets. A Russian breeding program to make pet foxes resulted in a form of black fox very similar to dogs that can be pets but are very expensive in the United States.
Arctic foxes and fennec foxes are still available in some states as exotic pets, but in this case you really do need to give them attention all the time, especially fennecs. Fennecs really are raw energy in physical form.