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Domesticated foxes
- Thread starter Firegirl26
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Yup, definitely possible.
It's already happening, they aren't the best of pets but selective breeding for personality traits that make for good pets yields results even in 3-4 generations worth of breeding it.
A lot of animals can be domesticated without issue, it's up to the owners to understand how to provide for them and communicate.
This Lady is a solid teacher and isn't as gimmicky as some of the "Fluentpet" types that became a MLM scam. Bird Kindergarten has scientist-backed research behind them.
This lady has been slowly introducing a wild squirrel to the same activities she does with her birds, obviously modified for a squirrel. Again, completely wild but still picking up and learning skills she has taught her birds.
A lot of animals can be domesticated without issue, it's up to the owners to understand how to provide for them and communicate.
This Lady is a solid teacher and isn't as gimmicky as some of the "Fluentpet" types that became a MLM scam. Bird Kindergarten has scientist-backed research behind them.
This lady has been slowly introducing a wild squirrel to the same activities she does with her birds, obviously modified for a squirrel. Again, completely wild but still picking up and learning skills she has taught her birds.
Many cases of Foxes becoming domesticated when rescued and then going feral again when released.
However they are varmints. Even if they live in cities. I saw one the other day at midday in someones drive way. Their getting bolder, I tell ya.
If there is a potential to profit off something people will find a way to do it. The idea of owning a fox does sound appealing and they are adorable. It would be a little bit like both a cat and dog in one animal.
paintingatree
Baby Onion
Yiff yiff!
Just get a raccoon and teach it to flip people off.
Me want fox pet.
I want a swamp puppy to feed the bodies of my enemies to.