Wild grey foxes in Argentina, South America feeding

Taken by my parents in rural Cordoba, Argentina, these are zorros pampeanos, the native grey fox of Argentina, South America. As you can see, they are quite abundant. This is the species of the fox skin that I have hinging on the wall in my highly commented vid "Petting my fox; Ron: "oooh, aah, aaaah"

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• grey
• fox
• foxes
• Argentina
• South
• America
• feeding
• wild
• animals
• exotic

[phoenixhielo]

Would they make good pets like Ron? (Consider the same procedures and raising that Ron had from birth being used on this kind of fox.)

[foxalbiazul]

I would think so! It's all about individual bonding, interacting closely and physically (touching him, petting...) to establish yourself as 'family'.

[patrick10001]

i just called an smole range of animals.. But its still better to take care of an animal from an shelter becoz the need your help.

[phoenixhielo]

Many animals need help not just dogs and cats. I understand that but I am also interested in the domestication of foxes much like the wolves long ago. Can it still be done? I think if fur farms and puppy mills were discontinued, there would not be such a surplus of inbred puppies thus increasing the value of a canine and increasing the chances for a good home for canines, vulpines, and felines alike. . .

[patrick10001]

You could better take an Dog or anyother animal from an center why??

Becoz alot of animals over there need your help...

[XANA8446]

how cute!