How can you train a fox to be a pet?

Answer 1

It's generally inadvisable to own a fox as a pet - they're smelly, not very clean, and they need lots of free space to be happy. Foxes are darn cute though, so it's obvious why so many folks want to have one as a pet!

If you're looking for a red fox, it turns out it's pretty hard to get one to own as a pet. A common alternative to the red fox however, is a fennec fox. These foxes make pretty decent pets, and they're not so uncommon.

If you're interested in learning how to care for a fennec fox, you can check out this nice website: http://www.juliesjungle.com/fennecfox.php

This is only my opinion, but I feel like I should say this anyway: there are a lot of wonderful dogs (and cats!) in this world that need good homes, too! Corgis even look quite a bit like foxes and make great pets. Consider heading down to your local animal shelter and checking out their pooches - there may just be a foxy dog waiting there to win your heart! =)

Answer 2

Foxes can indeed be kept as pets as long as hand-reared from cubs. It may be illegal to keep them in the UK under the dangerous animals act, but my auntie had a friend who found an orphaned one and it live with her until it died at 7 years old. You can keep almost anything as a pet, as long as it's trained, and it's not endangered I think. I agree

Answer 3

go to the pet store