Pet Fox

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 result of its small size--2 to 4 pounds fully grown--and social nature. more »

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 »

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 »

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, even with praise and treats. The key is to find out what your fox already enjoys doing and... more »

Owning an exotic pet like a fox is a great responsibility. The pet fox requires a special diet, a large space to frolic and much attention. The expense of keeping a pet fox and the responsibility it requires may inspire you to sell your pet fox. Learn how to sell a pet fox legally to ensure it finds a good home. more »