How much does a pet red fox cost?

Answer 1

Most breeders keep it in the $400-$600 range is what I've gathered from my research.

But please, if you are considering getting a fox as a pet, do your homework. First, make sure it is legal to own one in your state/city. Some places have bans on the animals as pets. Second, do all the research you can on these animals AS pets. Talk to breeders and owners, and find out whether a fox is right for you. NEVER buy an animal just because you think it's cool or cute. Foxes are a handful, MUCH harder than any dog or cat.

Remember Just because you want a fox, doesn't mean you are right for it.

Answer 2

around $5,000 dollars, regrettably. plus in some states you're required to own a "Fur-bearing Mammal breeding permit", which costs lie 20ish dollars a year.

Actually, red-type foxes cost around $350-$550 each. Fennecs, however, cost up to $3,000 each. The permit info was correct, as some states do require one. If you pay more than $550 for a red-type fox, you're probably being ripped off.

Answer 3

It all depends on the quality and type. A fully primed winter pelt, completely tanned and perfect would cost quite a bit. Wild fox pelts are generally cheaper than the ranched ones, though smaller due to less food and selective breeding.

For a red fox pelt in GENERAL: $20-$300 aproximately, the cheaper ones are often very damaged. Though for a basic full pelt with all the parts, one can get it for less than a hundred. I recieved my mountable pelt for $110, a relatively good deal.

Answer 4

they can range anywhere from 15-35 dollars depending on how well done they are and thickness of the fur