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Are, like, foxes not afraid of people? I see a lot of these wild fox vids, and they're just a-hangin' out in people back yards and what have you, people just walk all up in their faces with their cameras, and all this... I dunno. I'm guessing that they're sensitized to people?
I believe they can, as they are each time more common as TAMED pets, and the russians have DOMESTICATED them, there are some vaccines pet foxes take when they're little, I guess one of those is for rabbies
nice tame one. hope he is not some ones pet one that dug under the enclosure and got out. if not with the right permit you can own one from a breeder part of the domestication of foxes
Foxes and dogs cannot interbreed. They are related, but too distantly related for it to work. Wolves and dogs can because they are subspecies of the same species. (Canis lupis and canis lupis familiarius). They can also breed with coyotes, however, after a few generations coydogs and coywolves are prone to a crapload of genetic disorders, because they are not the same species, just the same the genus (coyotes are canis latrans)
in 1505 a woman was hunted down and killed by an evil clown.now that you have read this,that same clown will be sitting next to your bed with a machete and red,evil glowing eyes when you wake up,unless you post this to 10 other videos in 1 hour of reading this.hurrey up.
The fox appears to be exhibiting a neotenic (adult juvenile behavior) begging response. Foxes feed their kits regurgitated meat after returning from a hunt, and the kits stimulate the feeding response in the adults by nosing after their muzzles. Yeah, kinda gross, but it's nature. It's possible the fox hasn't completely let go of that juvenile trait (like a cat which still kneads).
All in all, a very sweet and laid-back fox, and the dog, too. =^[.]^=
Dogs and wolves are different subspecies of the same species - canis lupus lupus and canis lupus familiaris.
foxes are not even the same genus - vulpes, rather than canis. They are related to dogs, but by no means closely enough related to crossbreed... a mating might be physically possible but there would be no offspring.
Not sure I'd consider them to be rare as they are the 2nd most common type of fox in the US. First being the red fox, and third being the swift fox. Gray foxes are the only canine with retractable claws like cats have. And to comment on the previous posts, a fox is still a fox even if it's a vixen. A male fox is referred to as a dog fox or in some places a renard, a tod, or a vix. Fox mating occurs between the months of February and April. Courtship begins in Fall and goes through Winter.
Gray foxes are an entirely different species. They are considered one of the oldest species of wild dog, and they aren't really that closely related to the other species of true fox in North America or Eurasia or the so-called South American foxes, which are actually more closely related to dogs and wolves than the true foxes.
are there any greys in england? i'm english and i have been watching foxes all my life and i have never seen a grey fox before why are they so rare? this one looks like its got some red fox in its blood...
Gray foxes only live in North America, Canada, and some parts of South America. Most gray foxes ave some red fur in their coats. They can't interbreed with red foxes (or dogs, wolves, dingos, etc). They can only breed with other grays and the island fox on the Channel Islands.
You're welcome. :) Sometimes red foxes can be other colors -silver, black, white, etc. The key is to look at the tip of the tail. If it's white, it is a red fox.
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That fox is no fox, thats a vixen (female fox) and it wants yiff (sex) its oviously in heat (needing yiff) and i must say im happy to see the dog is NOT desexed, GOOD WORK i reallly hate desexed dogs...
I hate to tell you this but you're the one who is wrong. Foxes, actually ANY wild animal, will breed with another animal similar to itself. Since they are close in resemblance they can and might breed. Wolves have been known to often mate with domestic dogs in the north, ask anyone who lives in Alaska and they can tell you. Nothing is impossible. I'd double check your facts next time before posting.
I guarantee you that this species of fox will not cross with a dog. It won't even cross with the red fox that it shares its territory with. Just do a google search for Tree fox or North American gray fox and learn about its natural history. It's not related to any living dogs, except for its island variant which lives on the Channel Islands of California. Also, check out my post on Chihuahua origins: google "Crazy Theory on Chihahua origins" and "retrieverman."
I just added this as a favorite.....you are right, super cute video! Is that a wild grey fox (not a pet)? Lovely! Hope you can post some more videos of the two together like that.
Yeah, he's a wild one alright, albeit very sweet. So far he's visited us about three times, mostly with the other neighborhood dogs. We haven't seen him since November, but we're hopeful that he'll remember where we live :)
It is a great video...grey foxes are very beautiful wild foxes. He/she looks so healthy and happy and friendly too. He/she might be working on a den now, and on the prowl for a mate! Hope you have some more encounters with the little grey fox again....would love to see more clips.
The mating between these two would be unsuccessful [provided both weren't sterile etc] - they're too distantly related, the dog as Canis familiaris and gray fox Urocyon cinereoargenteus... the chromosome numbers are different... but that the situation is different when it comes to wolves & coyotes and domestic dogs!
The fox seems very comfortable around you guys. Does the fox allow you to touch or pet him?
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thumps up if u noticed hillarious laugh in 2:55 :D
sa6269 10 months ago
thumps up if u noticed hillarious laugh in 2:55 :D
sa6269 10 months ago
so cute :o
CriGui 10 months ago
GRAY FOX?!!
Twytchums 11 months ago
Animal lovers, please search on youtube for the vid named: JAMARENJE, it is painful to watch, but pls report it and flag it.
Yaqidh 1 year ago
Gray Fox
TwiztedTurbo 1 year ago
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TwiztedTurbo 1 year ago
Sad too think these animals are hunted by dogs and ripped 2 peices.
mariahandchristina 1 year ago 2
@mariahandchristina agree 100%
TwiztedTurbo 1 year ago
@mariahandchristina Its a fair chase foxes are clever and often outsmart the dogs.
surleyguru 1 month ago
That's a WILD fox? wow, thats just beautiful. Wonderful colorations =D
Greys are supposed to be the shyest and most curious. Just look at the way he gets into everything and sniffs all about XD
wish I had this in my yard
WildlifeDen 1 year ago
awwwww..... its like the fox and the hound =D
BlackSabbathPage 1 year ago
"Please, lick my ears... yeah, keep going"... lol. Soooo cute.
julosx 1 year ago
lol, he kind of reminds me of a squirrel...
agentpeeps 1 year ago
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Hahaha good call, its coat is a bit squirrelish.
rudeydudey05 1 year ago
That's a wild Fox yes? that's just beautiful. What a wonderful little encounter that must have have been.
playful and infinitely curious =p
my friend always asks me when he says things like this "I can't understand, why people would want to hurt something like that"
WildlifeDen 1 year ago
Are, like, foxes not afraid of people? I see a lot of these wild fox vids, and they're just a-hangin' out in people back yards and what have you, people just walk all up in their faces with their cameras, and all this... I dunno. I'm guessing that they're sensitized to people?
imthecoffee 1 year ago
Now, can a fox be vaccinated for rabies? I love this. Great video.
bronzesel 1 year ago
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I believe they can, as they are each time more common as TAMED pets, and the russians have DOMESTICATED them, there are some vaccines pet foxes take when they're little, I guess one of those is for rabbies
DeadStawker 1 year ago
really enjoyed this video
TheBrownTies 2 years ago
wou, how di d you breed it?
Iv got 1 i my garden who comes at night near the cats...
tnascac 2 years ago
reminds me of the movie the fox and the hound ahah
lovely video :)
Cla900 2 years ago 2
amazing!!! you have a great Dog!!!and great fox !!! it don't get no better than that
phorlakhnanta 2 years ago
the fox is beautiful and unusual but your dogs tolerance is amazing!
phorlakhnanta 2 years ago
nice tame one. hope he is not some ones pet one that dug under the enclosure and got out. if not with the right permit you can own one from a breeder part of the domestication of foxes
Anon0Arschi 2 years ago
lol, foxes are so cute and mischevious. ^^ if only they were all as tame as this one. :3
helloredpanda 2 years ago
Such a nice, patient dog, too. :)
Maaya1x2 2 years ago
Now that is one nice little fella! ^^ I wish I could cuddle that little Fox! :) 5* Stars and thanks for sharing this with the World! :)
Tobibrocki 2 years ago 2
Love this! : )
foxpilot64 2 years ago 2
WOW, soooooo beautiful!!!
RoxiFoxiMoxi 2 years ago 4
i never look a real fom T.T :(
Danielle1010Faiz 2 years ago
schweeeet
cdwordsworth26 2 years ago
nice
mercedes250diesel 2 years ago
Wow, is very good!
No fur!
GoVegan!
aron1980govegan 2 years ago
Go vegan, indeed! :)
This is a pretty interesting video.
Pincus666 2 years ago
Did he come without you feeding him? Either way he loves you guys!! That is really cool!
CalienteClover 2 years ago
it's that me or the fox really liked the dog?:P
KloozProductions 2 years ago
The foxes are a dogs =)
SinNickxD 2 years ago
you guys cant speak english
dleininger08 2 years ago
What...? Why not? x D
SinNickxD 2 years ago
the foxes are a dogs?
dleininger08 2 years ago
Yeah. The foxes are the family of the can cannis... Can cannis= wolfes, dogs, etc... =) right??
SinNickxD 2 years ago
Foxes and dogs cannot interbreed. They are related, but too distantly related for it to work. Wolves and dogs can because they are subspecies of the same species. (Canis lupis and canis lupis familiarius). They can also breed with coyotes, however, after a few generations coydogs and coywolves are prone to a crapload of genetic disorders, because they are not the same species, just the same the genus (coyotes are canis latrans)
Longforgottensong 2 years ago
so cute
tdsmeg4 2 years ago
Has the fox come back to visit or what?
HattieLovesCattie 2 years ago
So cute! There aren't a lot of videos of gray foxes that I've found. Thanks for posting this! They're one of my favorite foxes. :)
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in 1505 a woman was hunted down and killed by an evil clown.now that you have read this,that same clown will be sitting next to your bed with a machete and red,evil glowing eyes when you wake up,unless you post this to 10 other videos in 1 hour of reading this.hurrey up.
magmablood2 3 years ago
so cute ^_^
Cloud3002 3 years ago
The fox appears to be exhibiting a neotenic (adult juvenile behavior) begging response. Foxes feed their kits regurgitated meat after returning from a hunt, and the kits stimulate the feeding response in the adults by nosing after their muzzles. Yeah, kinda gross, but it's nature. It's possible the fox hasn't completely let go of that juvenile trait (like a cat which still kneads).
All in all, a very sweet and laid-back fox, and the dog, too. =^[.]^=
Raycheetah 3 years ago
Dogs and wolves are different subspecies of the same species - canis lupus lupus and canis lupus familiaris.
foxes are not even the same genus - vulpes, rather than canis. They are related to dogs, but by no means closely enough related to crossbreed... a mating might be physically possible but there would be no offspring.
ArgentStonecutter 3 years ago
Dogs can breed with coyotes and golden jackals, as well as Ethiopian and red wolves. Dingoes are the same species as dogs and wolves.
This species of fox isn't a Vulpes fox. It is a very ancient species native to the Americas.
Retrieverman1 3 years ago
i geuss the fox is not scared of the dog bechaus it almost even littel as him
KnexJunkie 3 years ago
they can interbreed all dogs can. Wolves coyotes, etc
rickyrodriguez78 3 years ago
ah she/he is a lovely grey fox. they are pretty rare now and they can climb trees!
freddiemercuryloyal1 3 years ago
Not sure I'd consider them to be rare as they are the 2nd most common type of fox in the US. First being the red fox, and third being the swift fox. Gray foxes are the only canine with retractable claws like cats have. And to comment on the previous posts, a fox is still a fox even if it's a vixen. A male fox is referred to as a dog fox or in some places a renard, a tod, or a vix. Fox mating occurs between the months of February and April. Courtship begins in Fall and goes through Winter.
knuxthefox 3 years ago
oops sorry, i ment that in ENGLAND they are pretty rare here. soz for the mix up!
freddiemercuryloyal1 3 years ago
Gray foxes are an entirely different species. They are considered one of the oldest species of wild dog, and they aren't really that closely related to the other species of true fox in North America or Eurasia or the so-called South American foxes, which are actually more closely related to dogs and wolves than the true foxes.
Retrieverman1 3 years ago
are there any greys in england? i'm english and i have been watching foxes all my life and i have never seen a grey fox before why are they so rare? this one looks like its got some red fox in its blood...
victoriatodd 3 years ago
Gray foxes only live in North America, Canada, and some parts of South America. Most gray foxes ave some red fur in their coats. They can't interbreed with red foxes (or dogs, wolves, dingos, etc). They can only breed with other grays and the island fox on the Channel Islands.
malane3 2 years ago
Thank you.. my friend say's he saw one in bradford.. i guess he must have been mistaken thanks for the info that was intresting! ♡♡
victoriatodd 2 years ago
You're welcome. :) Sometimes red foxes can be other colors -silver, black, white, etc. The key is to look at the tip of the tail. If it's white, it is a red fox.
malane3 2 years ago
Wow! I didn't know you saw this video either! This was the first pet fox video I ever saw!!! O =
BrightLight143 2 years ago
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That fox is no fox, thats a vixen (female fox) and it wants yiff (sex) its oviously in heat (needing yiff) and i must say im happy to see the dog is NOT desexed, GOOD WORK i reallly hate desexed dogs...
TimonSuricata 3 years ago
Your a idiot! Foxes don't inter bread so it wont go for a dog for sex but another fox. Dummy.
WolfBendFrank 3 years ago
I hate to tell you this but you're the one who is wrong. Foxes, actually ANY wild animal, will breed with another animal similar to itself. Since they are close in resemblance they can and might breed. Wolves have been known to often mate with domestic dogs in the north, ask anyone who lives in Alaska and they can tell you. Nothing is impossible. I'd double check your facts next time before posting.
SapphireIceWolf 3 years ago
I guarantee you that this species of fox will not cross with a dog. It won't even cross with the red fox that it shares its territory with. Just do a google search for Tree fox or North American gray fox and learn about its natural history. It's not related to any living dogs, except for its island variant which lives on the Channel Islands of California. Also, check out my post on Chihuahua origins: google "Crazy Theory on Chihahua origins" and "retrieverman."
Retrieverman1 3 years ago
de de da dee
nothing is better than loads of unwanted puppies dying in shelters....tool
panterastang 3 years ago
lol, control your animals people and u won't have the problems we face today, better yet just cull some humans :)
TimonSuricata 3 years ago
XD roflz @ this small chain of comments.
TadakoXIII 3 years ago
lol dumb
Shagron1349 3 years ago
so cutee <3
(my lil bro says FOX RULEZ!)
(my bros 7)
XxXDreamzXD 3 years ago
they do rule XD
MetalicFlames 3 years ago
Wow, it's cleaning the dog's ears and everything...
You would almost say that they grew up together or something, really cute and cool.
jochen152000 3 years ago
you wouldnt have thought those two animals could be friends!!! cute...
elsieandstar 3 years ago
can i please have him
mewmewanime11 3 years ago
it's so cute! I love foxes!!!
mynameisneuro 3 years ago 9
You raised it!
Moldycheese4me 3 years ago
waaa!how cute!It's incredible that the fox it's not domesticated...it seems the opposite...I like it!
Kiarachu 3 years ago
If you love foxes (and animals), you must watch "renard 2" on Youtube. It's beautifuls pictures about red foxes with a beautiful music.
Maxime94000 3 years ago
It does seem very tame. o_o It could be someone's lost pet.
WtfZim 4 years ago
I just added this as a favorite.....you are right, super cute video! Is that a wild grey fox (not a pet)? Lovely! Hope you can post some more videos of the two together like that.
LittleFrock 4 years ago
Yeah, he's a wild one alright, albeit very sweet. So far he's visited us about three times, mostly with the other neighborhood dogs. We haven't seen him since November, but we're hopeful that he'll remember where we live :)
UpdocFilms 4 years ago
It is a great video...grey foxes are very beautiful wild foxes. He/she looks so healthy and happy and friendly too. He/she might be working on a den now, and on the prowl for a mate! Hope you have some more encounters with the little grey fox again....would love to see more clips.
LittleFrock 4 years ago
I definitely agree with the beautiful part...
rubbishville 3 years ago
aw how cute, what if they mate! :O
KhmaiBodian559 4 years ago
The mating between these two would be unsuccessful [provided both weren't sterile etc] - they're too distantly related, the dog as Canis familiaris and gray fox Urocyon cinereoargenteus... the chromosome numbers are different... but that the situation is different when it comes to wolves & coyotes and domestic dogs!
isiriu 4 years ago 9
This is almost Disney territory - Fox and Hound!
junkb0x99 4 years ago 3
Its amazing how happy they are together! Our fox loves our dogs but he was brought up with them.
kittymcpherson 4 years ago
cool
ballsjohnson5 4 years ago