My daughter and I love to play with Phoenix.
Phoenix is ​​my home fox.
My husband and I have been engaged in helping pets for a long time: cats, dogs, ferrets, rodents. And at one point they decided that we wanted to get an exotic animal.
The choice fell on the fox, because we did not want to take the animal out of its natural habitat, and foxes born on a fur farm themselves will not be able to survive in nature.
So we saved from killing Phoenix.
The main difficulty that we encountered, having got a fox, is a smell that cannot be eliminated if you keep an animal in an apartment and on a balcony, and not in an aviary.
You can raise any beast, the only question is - do you have enough strength and patience for it? We were able to teach Phoenix to a few simple teams, but we could not teach them to go to the toilet outside - he mostly goes to the tray at home.
Many shout that foxes are wild animals, we need to let them go into the forest, but for some reason no one wants to understand and learn more about them. Foxes who grew up on farms do not survive without people.
True, their attitude to different people. They love family members, they are wary of strangers, but it’s worth getting to know - that's all, they are friends!
The most difficult thing in keeping a fox is to keep an eye on her, and not to sleep at night until the little fox is accustomed to sleep at this time of day. We educate Phoenix strictly, do not indulge often, we teach the teams Foxes have a very special character - they can not be compared either with dogs or with cats.