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    5 Reasons You Should Not Have A Fox As A Pet: Fox Pawrent Shares The Challenges Of Having A Wild Animal In Your Home (Video)

    While, we usually try to fill you with the animal derived funnies on the weekend, we figured it would be pertinent to remind you of some of the pitfalls of getting involved with a wild animal. This comes hot on the heels of the  slew of wild animal rescue and adoption videos circulating around the internet, which show the wholesome moments involved in saving and caring for wild injured animals. But it is important to remember that these animals are not domesticated, and there is no way to effectively domesticate them.

    And this helpful hooman, who cares for foxes with the proper knowledge, training and forethought has shared with us, her five reasons to not adopt a fox. Which is rather good to know, considering how dog like they seem. Just think of the destruction that a naught doggo or clawminal cat can do and then double it. It is seriously not something you want to be grappling with in your day to day life.

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      "I’ve been posting a lot of cute content lately so I thought it was time for my semi annual PSA of why the average person would not want a wild animal living in their home."

      5 REASONS YOU DON'T WANT A PET FOX

      Reason number one right here, they cannot be fully potty-trained. And let's face it, most of us do not react well to stepping in the excitement of our cats or dogs first thing in the morning when we are just trying to make coffee. Let alone the excrement of a wild animal marking their territory all over your house.

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      1. They will never be 100% house broken
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      Foxes use urine and feces to communicate and this behavior cannot be broken
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      2. They are smart BA D

      There is a reason the saying 'cunning like a fox' exists, because they are. If they can figure out how to break into chick coops and cause a ruckus, do you really think that they will not be able to figure out how to access all of your yummy hooman food? This is a battle you will not win.

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      Destructive
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      And get into... everything
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      41- 41 3. They're Loud
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      3. They're Loud
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      4. They require a fresh diet that includes raw meat
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      Without taurine which is found in raw meat foxes can go blind and have seizures
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      ty $162.00 .00 $38.00 1.00 $38.00 total: $302.00 LLY TESTED TO BE ONE YEAR TO THAT EFFECT. 5. Exotic vet visits are more expensive than regular vets Invoice Total: Total: $302.0 Balance Due: $302.00 Previous Balance: $150.00 Balance Due: $452.00 d Number: ...XXXX4056: ($452.00) Less Payment: ($452.00) Balance Due: $0.00 ngle place for everything about your pet. Review your pet's health der a prescription online.
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      ALCH M 5. Exotic vet visits are more expensive than regular vets
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      ehwaldo The legacy Mushroom leaves is that possums are no longer creepy, they're helpful, adorable, sleepy, munching sweethearts. That I'm happy to admire on my phone and never as a pet.
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      rachel.stellar You might want to make one about raccoons too. I love them but luckily I know I could never have one. Too smart for me among other things.
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      kenmax127 Huh, cats need taurine too. Silly adorable cat dogs. Ya, y'all can do work you do, and I'll my part help them around where I live by leaving them alone in their natural habitats. Beautiful, highly intelligent animals but domestication would kinda spoil whole point of what makes them awesome critters.
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