"wait....this isnt food" :V

I want one!!! <o.o>

Conker said:
"wait....this isnt food" :V

"Oh well, it gives belly scratches!"

AlphaWolf895 said:
and I HATE people who talk to animals like babies :I

What? Where?

Peekaboo said:
What? Where?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AtP7au_Q9w

BadPanda said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AtP7au_Q9w

Oh, yeah, that is pretty bad.

Arcanine09 said:
It's a five year old fox. Do you treat your five-year old children like adults?

A 5 year old fox is like a 20 year old adult. Animals age faster than humans.

Arcanine09 said:
Do you treat your five-year old children like adults?

If their age is on the clock...

I'm going to go out into the woods this instant and attempt this exact thing.

If I do not return, I died for the fandom.

Name a sexual act after me. Something involving bungholes.

D'awww so cute.

Rags said:
I'm going to go out into the woods this instant and attempt this exact thing.

If I do not return, I died for the fandom.

Name a sexual act after me. Something involving bungholes.

I'll suggest "The Rags Rimshot." It involves foolishly traipsing into the woods to try to get a rimjob from a fox.

Conker said:
A 5 year old fox is like a 20 year old adult. Animals age faster than humans.

So they mature and their mentality grows into adulthood throughout their entire lives? Oh geez...

Rags said:
I'm going to go out into the woods this instant and attempt this exact thing.

If I do not return, I died for the fandom.

Name a sexual act after me. Something involving bungholes.

Stop winning so much!

You leave us losers in the dust. ;~;

Acolyte said:
I'll suggest "The Rags Rimshot." It involves foolishly traipsing into the woods to try to get a rimjob from a fox.

remembered.

Added lol_comments.

no ears?

kaheiyattsu said:
no ears?

Foxes pin their ears when excited, much like dogs.

Rags said:
I'm going to go out into the woods this instant and attempt this exact thing.

If I do not return, I died for the fandom.

Name a sexual act after me. Something involving bungholes.

Godspeed Rags.

I've heard that some pet stores around the country actually carry foxes, usually vixens because males have a heavy musk. I wonder what a fox would be like as a pet, somewhere between the temperament of a cat and a dog maybe?

Herrzog said:
I've heard that some pet stores around the country actually carry foxes, usually vixens because males have a heavy musk. I wonder what a fox would be like as a pet, somewhere between the temperament of a cat and a dog maybe?

Why foxes shouldn't be kept as pets:

The fox - despite being from the same canid family as the domestic dog - is simply not cut out to be a human companion. Compared to dogs, foxes are completely different in behaviour and character.

From the moment a fox is born it has strongly inbuilt instincts to be afraid of man and this has been carefully developed through millions of years of evolution. It is true that some captive foxes are remarkably tame -sometimes inexplicably so - but even these can suffer great stress if taken out for a walk in the park like a dog.
A cub hand-reared from one-day-old may get imprinted onto a human but will always suffer great stress when around other people. Being in constant fear results in much salivation from the mouth and can cause excessive diarrhea.

Most healthy young foxes are able to fend for themselves independently in the wild by the time they are five or even four months old. These are instincts for a life in the wild, not a life in a house or an enclosure. So why would anyone want to keep a shy creature that runs and hides in the corner every time a human being is around, causing it great stress and discomfort for the rest of its life, not to mention taking away its freedom.

If you do find an orphaned cub, there is certainly nothing wrong with taking the animal in (you will be doing a positive thing for its welfare) but only do so with a view to getting it back to the wild again. Before making any move to rescue a cub, please remember to ensure that it is, in fact, an orphan and not just temporarily separated from it's mother.

n_n said:
Why foxes shouldn't be kept as pets:

The fox - despite being from the same canid family as the domestic dog - is simply not cut out to be a human companion.

Go to Russia fool/they domesticated them/total logic fuck.

Haiku_Hitman said:
Go to Russia fool/they domesticated them/total logic fuck.

It's true. In russia they ran an experiment where they selectively bred foxes and created a domesticated variety. Some of them have been sold as pets internationally. Reportedly they're somewhat like cats and somewhat like dogs in temperament and traits. But wild and undomesticated foxes wouldn't be very good as pets. It would be stressful for them.

"Staph it human, it tickles!"

ITS RON-RON!!! yay!!!

Nothing can replace that silly fox...
Goodbye RonRon...

Sleep tight, silly Ronron. Many will remember you, I surely will.

RIP silly fox... You warmed everyone's hearts more than you could ever know...

Foxalbiazul, we're all grieving with you mate

I miss this little guy

And now, we shall be seeing his new addition, Asriel

Jade_Anthelion said:
RIP silly fox... You warmed everyone's hearts more than you could ever know...

Foxalbiazul, we're all grieving with you mate

Gah! Sorry for that -1, missclicked! >.<

gundahar said:
Gah! Sorry for that -1, missclicked! >.<

;-;

aww... poor foxy baby

Aw, silly ol' RonRon!

This here huh