Has pied line in her pedigree. She is sweet to handle and her leu yr old maFairytale FoxesI have the smartest boy! They are in a new enclosure and I just gave them fresh water. My baby was looking for it and I said "there it is". Just once and there he went. #Fairytale Foxes added 3 new photos.Pretty little Chloe Fairytale Foxes added 2 new photos.Sweetest boy in the world! Fairytale FoxesAll of our spring fennecs have gone to loving homes. If you would like to be put on a waiting list for our next litter please PM me. Thank youFairytale FoxesThis sweet little girl is still looking for her forever home. She was 6 weeks old yesterday. She's eating solids and drinks from a water bottle. She is the perfect age to go to her new home. If interested in her please PM me. She will not be held without a deposit. I prefer pick up at my home. PLEASE do your homework on fennecs and know your state and county laws before contacting me.Fairytale FoxesThis little cutie is still looking for her forever home.

She is 5 weeks old today. She is eating great and will be ready to go to her new home this weekend. She does have a tad of a shorter tail due to the fact her Mother chewed on it. I have discounted her price by $200. It's really not bad at all. I really prefer not to ship. Please make sure to check your state and county/city laws before contacting me. PM if you are interested.Fairytale Foxes shared Christy Roberts Davis's post.Christy Roberts DavisI'm just hanging out with Mom! Posted by Christy Roberts DavisJust having fun with a McDonald's cup! Fairytale Foxes shared their photo.**TAKING DEPOSITS** Tinkerbelle had 4 kits born early this morning. This picture is from a pervious litter. $500 deposit to hold your baby until ready. Please serious inquires only and know your state and local laws! I will not sell to illegal states! PM for more information.Fairytale FoxesFennec Fox kits for sale. They were born on April 9. They are being hand raised with lots of love in my home. Please contact me if you are interested and please check your local and state laws.

Christy Roberts DavisShe loves to be photographed! Christy Roberts DavisPretty Phoebe! A great way to add enrichment is to let the fennecs hunt for worms or bugs. I always feel so bad when I run out. They absolutely devour them! 😋Christy Roberts DavisNothing like getting off while it's still light out and hanging with my babies while they hunt for worms! I always feel so bad when I run out! Fairytale Foxes shared Christy Roberts Davis's video.Posted by Christy Roberts DavisNo one's taking my ball!Fairytale Foxes shared Christy Roberts Davis's photo.Christy Roberts DavisFennecs playing in their new enclosure!Fhristy Roberts DavisMy little fennec family! Fairytale Foxes shared a page.Koda The Arctic FoxFairytale FoxesBonsai hanging out on his climberFairytale Foxes added a new photo.About Us and Our Aussies and Bengal Kittens For Sale bengal kittens for saleThe fennec fox is one of the smallest fox species in the world, and is native to the Sahara region of North Africa. They are most distinctive for their uniquely large ears, which allow them to dissipate their body heat in hot weather.

These little foxes weigh just 3.5lb at most, and have thick, soft stroke-able coats and lithe, agile builds. In the wild, the fennec fox is nocturnal, but in captivity they have shown some ability to adapt their natural schedules to match their new lifestyles. They are friendly, loving little animals with lots of energy, and can even be litter trained. However, they are still essentially wild animals and it is not really advised to keep them as a pet as they would be much happier in the wild in desert environments like where they originate from in North Africa.  Pop Up Camper Rental Cedar Rapids IaTheir care requirements cannot be compared to that of the cat or the dog. Boxer Puppies Perth AustraliaIf you wish to consider owning a fennec fox (or any other exotic pet) it is vital to do lots of research first, to ensure that you can care for them in the way that they need. Discount Tire Direct Broken Arrow

In this article, we will cover some of the most frequently asked questions about fennec fox ownership. Yes, it is indeed legal to keep a fennec fox as a pet, and you do not need a special licence to do so. However, it is worth talking to your neighbours and ensuring that they do not have a problem with it, and to carefully consider if your home and the surrounding area that you live in will prove a suitable environment for a fennec fox. While you cannot draw parallels between the fennec fox and pets like dogs and cats, they do have some traits in common. Their personalities and movements are somewhat cat-like, but with all of the energy and enthusiasm of the dog! Fennec foxes spend about 15% of their time being highly active, 20% awake and chilling out, and the rest of their time asleep. They are personable and friendly, and bond with their owners, often proving very affectionate. The fennec fox has rather pungent faeces, but they can be trained to use a litter box, and providing that this is not left to fester, should not prove offensive to the nose!

The body of the fox itself is not strongly scented, and they are not considered to be a smelly pet. However, they do have a scent gland at the tip of the tail that releases a strong, musky odour, but this usually only occurs if they are afraid or startled. This scent does not tend to hang around in the air, and should not prove overpowering. The fennec fox should not be considered to be a low-maintenance pet, and they will certainly take up plenty of your time in terms of playing with them, socialising them and keeping them entertained. They do also spend a lot of time asleep, however, but when they are awake they are ready to play, and this trait does not diminish as they get older. They are also apt to get underfoot and zoom about, and due to their speed, size and silence, it is all too easy to inadvertently tread on them, something that you must be very careful about. Fennec foxes have a barking voice that is roughly similar to the dog, as well as a range of other sounds at their disposal including purring, growling and yipping.

While some fennecs are fairly quiet, others are very vocal, and their favourite time to make a lot of noise is at night! They will often greet you with excited yipping when you first get up, and may be very vocal when they are trying to encourage you to play with them! In order to get a fennec tamed up, they need to spend plenty of time being socialised with people, particularly when they are young. Assuming that this has been done, they will very much enjoy being patted and played with, once they have got used to you. They are intelligent animals that recognise different handlers and caregivers, and will bond with the people that spend the most time with them. They respond well to food and treats, which can speed up the bonding process somewhat! As well as loving to play all sorts of games, when they finally quiet down, they like nothing more than falling asleep in your lap, where they can be petted like a cat. Most fennecs will eat anything that you put in front of them, be it hot, sweet, meaty or bland!