its amazing how cautious she is and smart and slick when getting that chicken thigh. She has obviously come across many traps in her life before such as the one you set up for her (bitch).
This is simply how man managed to get the animals that we use in our lives. We feed them and they help us. The dog once a wolf figured out. Hey they have food my pack has kicked me out. They are giving me food. Well guess I will stay close. Eventually sharing the fire. Hmm the animals we've tamed. Are the ones unafraid of fire.
no, just a bit of fun. She used to pick up and drop my cloggs so I could hear her, if that did not work she would go over and sit next to me by the desk until I noticed her and she got her food.
love the video,great to see her so relaxed,I have a pet fox that has been with me since she was a 5 day old orphan.She lives inside though can also go outside.Inside she uses a litter tray (most of the time lol) Occasionally one of my dogs plays with her.Otherwise its me or the kids who are her play mates.She has taught me a lot about foxs I didnt know-especially how cat like they are.
this is cool that the fox is getting more and morew comfortable with you guys but isnt it bad to feed wild foxes because they will keep coming back and beg for food.
@rkidepic because they used to be domesticated before dogs, they would only attack humans the same reasons of any other animal, including a dog or even cat, self defence, or defence of kits (young foxes). if you havn't noticed, people are starting to domesticate foxes more and more, there is no reason foxes should be considered pests, hunt, or even dangerous.
@Zack4568 but they attacked those babies and that guy in stockwell and once me and my boy were leaving my house and we saw a fox it coz were both scared of them we froze it froze to and its ears were twitching then it ran off the second time we saw it ran around the corner and when we walked past the corner it stood there in a postiion as if it were about to pounce explain why it did that then if its scared
@rkidepic and yet do you know how many dog attacks there are? are you gonna tell me that dogs are dangerous too? what about that dog attack on the one girl? the dog ripped her ear off and tore her face up a bit, and did u ever think the fox was possibly trying to defend it's nest?
@funkmasterfletch08 The UK has eradicated rabies, and it's the same ticks and fleas that live on thousands of cats and dogs in homes all over the world. People are ignorant that is the only problem.
@Etcyorz3t789 Foxes use scent as part of their routine, that includes defecation and urinating. Our own foxes that visit us, here in Dublin, will even defecate on the empty dishes, after clearing them of food. Sort of to say, '..this is mine'.
Perhaps she thought the food inside your house was your food, so she felt guilty, nervous, or both about stealing your pickings. What a privilege to have one of these creatures inside your house though! I live in Toronto and for the first time I saw a fox in my neighbourhood about a month ago. I am hoping he/she thrives and that I'll be seeing some in my backyard in the future! Thanks for the footage and all the best.
Very nice video, it shows how careful wild animals are with something new! Foxes are so beautiful, is it really so that they live only 4 years?? That is not long for a canine speci is it!??
we had a family of foxe's live in a pit hill behing our house and the mother was always in our garden stealing the dogs food.sad thing is some old farmer up the street shot it..think it was about17 years ago tho so we coudnt do anything
@mrliampep5i He said "We hope this little film has removed some of the fears that people have from foxes". That's what I replied to.
No video can, or should, remove a fear of rabis; because it's a disease you should be afraid of; not the fox. Two different issues.
Any way, I think that this fear is waaaay too exaggerated. According to statistics - there's only a double chance to die from rabies, than from a lightning strike.
this is how wolves and maybe foxes became our bestest buddies.... dogs :) this wasn't just about the food -:) she will be waiting for you and yours when you see her on the other side to repay your friendship and kindness
No railway, She lived in the gardens between the houses here in Morden. She reached 4 years of age which is pretty good for an urban fox she is gone now and I miss her a lot.
amazing footage without a doubt. you do indeed get attatched to wild animals i have badgers come to feed in my garden and a young cub drowned in my neighbours pond and i fed this little cub from my hand and i tell you something... its heartbreaking its like losing a member of the familly even tho it is a wild animal
@gamletrap Does the fox still visits you, if I were the fox I would you are a nice person for helping the fox. I like all animals, they want to live just like all of us.
@varigdc10 Sadly the average life of a London fox is only 2 years. With the little extra food we gave her this one managed 4 years, but it is now 1 1/2 years since it stopped visiting us. We are now feeding a new fox.
@gamletrap That's sad. I live in Chicago suburbs, over the years as people took over lands previously occupied by foxes they and also coyotes now are all over the place. Some look healthy others so skinny. One day last week I saw a pack of about 6 foxes marching down my street, as I stepped out of my house they all stopped, looked at me and ran the other way, it was such a funny feeling, wow.
You should not pet any wild animal under any circumstances, no matter how friendly it seems. Also foxes do live in urban london and mostly come out at night.
Nice!
VIKING33NY 3 days ago
She is beautiful. How anyone can hunt a fox for sport is beyond me.
boydni 2 weeks ago
its amazing how cautious she is and smart and slick when getting that chicken thigh. She has obviously come across many traps in her life before such as the one you set up for her (bitch).
BeAnBeAn22 4 weeks ago
do you still feed her?
idunno4got 4 weeks ago
@idunno4got She is unfortunately long gone.
gamletrap 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
the video sounds like a fuckin good ol bed time audio story
BeAnBeAn22 1 month ago
@BeAnBeAn22 yeah sounds like those old bedtime fables.
idunno4got 4 weeks ago
CUTE!!! haha
1227leochin 1 month ago
This is simply how man managed to get the animals that we use in our lives. We feed them and they help us. The dog once a wolf figured out. Hey they have food my pack has kicked me out. They are giving me food. Well guess I will stay close. Eventually sharing the fire. Hmm the animals we've tamed. Are the ones unafraid of fire.
LordHannigan 1 month ago 3
@LordHannigan My cat is wild then, hehehe.
TenouHaruka0 3 weeks ago
no, just a bit of fun. She used to pick up and drop my cloggs so I could hear her, if that did not work she would go over and sit next to me by the desk until I noticed her and she got her food.
gamletrap 1 month ago
WTF @ 1:07 are you trying to capture her?
she is beautiful though.
maryjanerolled 1 month ago
love the video,great to see her so relaxed,I have a pet fox that has been with me since she was a 5 day old orphan.She lives inside though can also go outside.Inside she uses a litter tray (most of the time lol) Occasionally one of my dogs plays with her.Otherwise its me or the kids who are her play mates.She has taught me a lot about foxs I didnt know-especially how cat like they are.
darlenesheart1 1 month ago
1:34 "Thanks for the food, here take this"
BigGee614 1 month ago 6
aww so cute amazing video ty :)
covmiss1 1 month ago
She looks lovely :D
lThellRockl 1 month ago
the foxs is cool
weman43 2 months ago
where was this filmed i love foxez..
ShadowAgentFox 2 months ago
this is cool that the fox is getting more and morew comfortable with you guys but isnt it bad to feed wild foxes because they will keep coming back and beg for food.
norcofoxrider 2 months ago
@norcofoxrider Well look at it this way. A pet that does not malt/poop/pee in the house
MrDeludedPenguin 1 month ago
foxes are dangerous animals if somethinks otherwise reply why
rkidepic 2 months ago
@rkidepic because they used to be domesticated before dogs, they would only attack humans the same reasons of any other animal, including a dog or even cat, self defence, or defence of kits (young foxes). if you havn't noticed, people are starting to domesticate foxes more and more, there is no reason foxes should be considered pests, hunt, or even dangerous.
Zack4568 2 months ago
@Zack4568 but they attacked those babies and that guy in stockwell and once me and my boy were leaving my house and we saw a fox it coz were both scared of them we froze it froze to and its ears were twitching then it ran off the second time we saw it ran around the corner and when we walked past the corner it stood there in a postiion as if it were about to pounce explain why it did that then if its scared
rkidepic 2 months ago
@rkidepic and yet do you know how many dog attacks there are? are you gonna tell me that dogs are dangerous too? what about that dog attack on the one girl? the dog ripped her ear off and tore her face up a bit, and did u ever think the fox was possibly trying to defend it's nest?
Zack4568 2 months ago
@Zack4568 im not saying dogs arent dangerous... im saying foxes ARE dangerous
rkidepic 2 months ago
poor thing, its so skinny
kelvinmok10 2 months ago
what? what? she is POOPING right where she is EATING? what kind of animal does that?!
Mysticsloth 2 months ago
did you ever pet it
italiangamer5 2 months ago
omfg...what a gorgeous garden,wow!
svetlanalupesku 2 months ago
Pretty sure thats a coyote.
the4mustashkateers 2 months ago
@the4mustashkateers No, that is a fox. Coyotes are very different in appearance.
TrackStar828 2 months ago
Don't want a rodent infestation then get a fox. Foxes are natural pest controllers. Sad that foxes are misunderstood
SocraticFox 2 months ago
it looks like the fox is dancing sometimes ^.^ so CUTE! *****
AwesomeFoxCub 3 months ago
Lol was the pooping bit left in on purpose? If so, +5 internets for humor.
TenouHaruka0 3 months ago
You should name it "ButtFuck Mckenzie"
AcidfartProductions 3 months ago
"..main interest was food" and care. b/c really i bet there were plenty of houses to stalk but maybe she found yours special.
snowqueenreigns 4 months ago
and it left a little present at your backyard!!!! xD
Corrion6642 4 months ago
beautiful animal... lucky man to have such a little "friend" :)
TheNs83ser 4 months ago
Her tail looks thin because she is changing from winter to summer coat.
gamletrap 4 months ago
1:35 looks like you were rewarded too...
13lackfriday 4 months ago 2
1:06
is that a TRAP????!!!!!!!!!
AnastasisKos 4 months ago
I keep noticing that these urban foxes are very slim looking. They don't even have their bushy tails. Is it London a warm place?
furseisekilulz 4 months ago
@funkmasterfletch08 The UK has eradicated rabies, and it's the same ticks and fleas that live on thousands of cats and dogs in homes all over the world. People are ignorant that is the only problem.
tool2342 5 months ago
@JADEAV You idiot he said he wanted to kill fox hunters, not foxes! What an ass, maybe you should learn how to read.
TheCocotoo 7 months ago
Why is her tail puffless! XD
TheCocotoo 7 months ago
@opensourethong.......Fuck off!! Leave the foxes ALONE!! Respect the natures!!
JADEAV 7 months ago
beautiful
Ptolemeii 7 months ago
Foxes are very timid.
Gmancrap 9 months ago
since u gave her a present (food) she gave you the same thing only mashed up and....brown...
Etcyorz3t789 9 months ago
@Etcyorz3t789 lol thats funny
Balto2WolfQuest 7 months ago
@Balto2WolfQuest well i thank ya!
Etcyorz3t789 7 months ago
@Etcyorz3t789 Foxes use scent as part of their routine, that includes defecation and urinating. Our own foxes that visit us, here in Dublin, will even defecate on the empty dishes, after clearing them of food. Sort of to say, '..this is mine'.
TattiePeeler 6 months ago
after that little parting gift she left after eating in the yard @ 1:35, I would not be so keen on having her feed inside the house LOL
PsalmsNmyrrh 11 months ago
No matter what criticisms made about feeding wild foxes, in my opinion, you are a wonderful human being. God will recognize this fact in the end....
guankeatneoh 1 year ago
what's wrong with his tail
FireWaveEMS 1 year ago
this animal has never really been given a chance to prove it self lke a dog hell i could be train and be used for multiple purposes
yellowniggabart123 1 year ago
@yellowniggabart123 Dogs were bred to be the way they are, domesticated and calm demeanored. We can do the same with foxes if we so wished.
ThePhatIndian 7 months ago
@ThePhatIndian The Russians have bred domesticated foxes already.
RobTiser 6 months ago
@atsusamuno i agree as well; did u know that they skin them alive sometimes to make fur?! i think thats terrible!
RosieTheDogRox 1 year ago
What an amazing video
alecaf89 1 year ago
Are foxes always the colour red?
BritishWarLord 1 year ago
@BritishWarLord It depends on what kind of fox
Shanoon8backup 1 year ago
swiper no swiping
somegirlonthefloor 1 year ago
"Ohai I'm just gonna chill here m'kay?"
MelancholyMorgan 1 year ago
foxes are gorgeous animals.i had one in my back garden last week,(19 dec 2010) and it waited for me to open a tin of food for it.great stuff.
stuart38 1 year ago
2:40 he was like ( owh ~~~ Yeah ~~~ , mission accomplished ~~ i've infiltrated the kitchen ~~ )
shadowfaithx 1 year ago
Perhaps she thought the food inside your house was your food, so she felt guilty, nervous, or both about stealing your pickings. What a privilege to have one of these creatures inside your house though! I live in Toronto and for the first time I saw a fox in my neighbourhood about a month ago. I am hoping he/she thrives and that I'll be seeing some in my backyard in the future! Thanks for the footage and all the best.
ValenFrog 1 year ago
What a lovely video. Canines make great pals.
pokemonprincess1988 1 year ago
Very nice video, it shows how careful wild animals are with something new! Foxes are so beautiful, is it really so that they live only 4 years?? That is not long for a canine speci is it!??
steinderbush 1 year ago
we had a family of foxe's live in a pit hill behing our house and the mother was always in our garden stealing the dogs food.sad thing is some old farmer up the street shot it..think it was about17 years ago tho so we coudnt do anything
britdemo 1 year ago
awesome ^^
Damienke 1 year ago
What fears could people possibly have from foxes?
mraccident 1 year ago 17
@mraccident Yet 5000 people are bitten by dogs every year and nobody calls for a cull ...
gamletrap 1 year ago 15
@gamletrap I call for a cull of dogs but no one listens
kingkonut 1 month ago
@mraccident rabbies
mrliampep5i 3 months ago
@mrliampep5i He said "We hope this little film has removed some of the fears that people have from foxes". That's what I replied to.
No video can, or should, remove a fear of rabis; because it's a disease you should be afraid of; not the fox. Two different issues.
Any way, I think that this fear is waaaay too exaggerated. According to statistics - there's only a double chance to die from rabies, than from a lightning strike.
mraccident 3 months ago
this is how wolves and maybe foxes became our bestest buddies.... dogs :) this wasn't just about the food -:) she will be waiting for you and yours when you see her on the other side to repay your friendship and kindness
phorlakhnanta 1 year ago
Amazing video
greenworld5 1 year ago
@funkmasterfletch08 No rabies in GB but they sometimes suffer from mange, which can be treated.
gamletrap 1 year ago 16
She is so cute and so brave...lol....the cutest video ever. I love foxes... :)
Sleepingsun4 1 year ago
one good thing is that foxes can eat mice and rats. so keep buddy around!
acerb45666555 1 year ago
Beautiful video. She looked really pretty stretched out in your lovely garden. :)
MonickerL 1 year ago
So beautiful. Thank you for taking care of her x
MsHybridTheorist 1 year ago
beautiful video
zardashty 1 year ago
Stunning little creatures!
Thank you for being so kind to her.
CDLver 2 years ago
very nice video. everytime i see a video like this, it makes me want to exterminate fox hunters more and more
opensourcethong 2 years ago 19
may just come to that, opensource ._.
WildlifeDen 2 years ago
@opensourcethong you wouldnt like me then...
xTheDevilinsideUx 1 year ago
You'd think she would come back for more food?I guess she moved on or found another family that fed her.
HattieLovesCattie 2 years ago
Great!!!
This video actually tells a story. I loved the narration.
xridethelightningx 2 years ago
I have no fear of foxes ,only love, I just wish I had a garden they would come in to and share, thanks for the post..
tarkstar99 2 years ago
do you live next the railway? I think they walk up the side of the tracks into the city.
Our fox waits outside the house every day.
nbarrett100 2 years ago
No railway, She lived in the gardens between the houses here in Morden. She reached 4 years of age which is pretty good for an urban fox she is gone now and I miss her a lot.
gamletrap 2 years ago 3
amazing footage without a doubt. you do indeed get attatched to wild animals i have badgers come to feed in my garden and a young cub drowned in my neighbours pond and i fed this little cub from my hand and i tell you something... its heartbreaking its like losing a member of the familly even tho it is a wild animal
eastbelfastno1 2 years ago
@gamletrap Does the fox still visits you, if I were the fox I would you are a nice person for helping the fox. I like all animals, they want to live just like all of us.
varigdc10 1 year ago
@varigdc10 Sadly the average life of a London fox is only 2 years. With the little extra food we gave her this one managed 4 years, but it is now 1 1/2 years since it stopped visiting us. We are now feeding a new fox.
gamletrap 1 year ago
@gamletrap That's sad. I live in Chicago suburbs, over the years as people took over lands previously occupied by foxes they and also coyotes now are all over the place. Some look healthy others so skinny. One day last week I saw a pack of about 6 foxes marching down my street, as I stepped out of my house they all stopped, looked at me and ran the other way, it was such a funny feeling, wow.
varigdc10 1 year ago
she's so adorable. Does she let you pet her yet?
The tags say "London", but you live in the countryside, I hope.
anubys2 3 years ago
We kept a distance of about a meter.
And yes, we do live in suburban London.
gamletrap 3 years ago
You should not pet any wild animal under any circumstances, no matter how friendly it seems. Also foxes do live in urban london and mostly come out at night.
lessconcerned 2 years ago
Are there 2 foxes? The tail seems to be different in the beginning
BlueSkies360 3 years ago
no just a winter and summer coat
gamletrap 3 years ago
Very nice
Thank you very much
teckelmn 3 years ago