Pet Foxes

How to Groom a Pet Fox

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Foxes groom themselves well, but grooming can provide you with important bonding time if your fox enjoys it. It is not hard to do—if you can groom a dog or a cat, you can groom a fox!.. more »

How to Own a Pet Fox

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When most people decide to get a pet, they choose a dog, cat or goldfish. Some more adventurous pet owners go with the exotic, such as a fox. Foxes are part of the canid family, related to the dog. The fennec fox is the most common pet fox, as a ... more »

How to Teach a Pet Fox Tricks

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Regardless of the type of fox you adopt, a pet fox behaves like a combination of a dog and a cat. Unfortunately, most foxes are closer to cats when it comes to learning tricks--if they don't see the use in the trick, they aren't likely to do it, ... more »

How to Buy a Pet Fox

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Fennec foxes are the most popular exotic pet fox. They are the smallest of all foxes and are a creamy white color. The foxes can be easily trained, but they are diggers so they need safe enclosures. Although other types of foxes are sometimes ... more »

How to Care for a Pet Fox

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A pet fox can be an intriguing and rewarding companion. However, it’s important to realize that a fox will always be somewhat of a wild creature, whether you adopt a red, silver or artic fox, or a fennec fox. Regardless of the type of fox you ... more »

How to Locate a Fox Breeder

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You have decided you want a pet fox. You have done all the research and know that it is legal to own a pet fox in your city and state. You have a vet who can treat your new pet all lined up. Now you just need to buy the pet. Your next order of ... more »

How to Socialize a Pet Fox

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As a part of the wild, foxes are very wary of humans. They do not interact with us much because of fear. Most foxes that are bred to be pets are somewhat socialized because their parents were also captives. Life with people taking care of them is ... more »

How to Clean up After a Pet Fox

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One of the main responsibilities of owning a pet fox is to clean up after him. If your pet lives inside your house, such as a small fennec fox, he may be litter box trained. If you have a larger pet, such as a red fox living outside, he probably ... more »

How to Exercise a Pet Fox

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Pets that live primarily indoors need exercise in order to remain healthy. Foxes are canids, or canines, in the same family as dogs. You can exercise your pet fox in similar ways as dogs, and have fun at the same time... more »

How to Know if a Pet Fox is Ill

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Knowing if your pet fox is ill takes careful observation and information about your fox. Find a veterinarian who is familiar with the kind of fox that you have and spend time getting to know your fox's normal behavior and activity levels. ... more »

How to Play With a Pet Fox

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Foxes are naturally curious and playful animals. Some people liken them to a cross between a dog and a cat, which shows up in their play. They are just as likely to fetch as to enjoy batting a toy along the ground... more »

How to Research the Laws Regarding Foxes as Pets

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Foxes are considered wildlife, and as such may not be legally allowed as pets in some states or areas. Before acquiring a pet fox, you must confirm that it is not illegal. Researching the laws regarding what animals are legal to own can take some ... more »

How to Train a Pet Fox

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Once you have brought your pet fox home, it is time to train him. Most pet foxes are fennecs, a breed that is very playful and social. Fennec foxes are much like dogs, in many ways. They are capable of learning some basic rules and games... more »

How to Breed a Pet Fox

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Foxes are as beautiful and complex as they are wily and hard to breed. However, the right approach, dedication and some knowledge can help in successfully breeding a pet fox. Follow these steps to double the joy and excitement of living with your ... more »

How to Locate a Vet That Will Treat a Pet Fox

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Before you buy a pet fox, you need to know that you have someone to take care of it. Professionally, this means a doctor who can perform routine preventive medicine--vaccines and heartworm checks, for example--and see your fox if he gets sick. ... more »

How to Provide Adequate Housing for a Pet Fox

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The type of housing you will need to provide for your pet fox depends on the type of fox you own. Smaller foxes, such as fennecs, are able to live in your house and do not require elaborate housing. Larger animals, such as red foxes, will need a ... more »

How to Raise Fennecs to Sell

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Fennecs are small desert foxes that are small and very intelligent. They have large ears, an inquisitive expression and boundless energy. As pets, fennecs are clean, can be litter trained and adapt to their owner's schedule. They are small, full ... more »

How to Sell Fennecs

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Fennec foxes are becoming increasingly popular exotic pets. These small desert foxes make lively, interesting house pets. As the interest in these small mammals grows, the demand for their kits also grows. Selling fennec foxes can be an absorbing ... more »

How to Care for a Fennec Fox

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Fennec foxes have become very popular pets. Small and active, they are fun to have around the house and make a lively addition to any family. Like any pet, you will need to provide ongoing care and attention for your fennec. The time and money ... more »

How to Identify a Healthy Pet Fox

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Healthy pets are the ideal for pet owners. The animals we love and care for are happy when they feel well. Fox breeders will provide new owners with a health certificate stating that their newly purchased fox is healthy. Of course you will want ... more »

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