Good news, everyone: you can adopt a pet Siberian fox over the internet for a mere $5,950.
But you'd better pick up all those thousand dollar bills you just spread out on the counter in a dazzling fan shape, Mr. Showoff, because first there are some things you should know about keeping a precious SibFox as a pet:
- They'll snuggle on your bed with you just like a cat. Aw.
- They don't like tomatoes or potatoes, but they do like canned dog food. Suit yourselves, you crazy foxes.
- Foxes get along well with cats and dogs. At least that's what the website says, but see if it holds true when your fox starts encroaching on your cat's snugglezone and eating your dog's dinner.
- It takes 1-3 months to deliver a fox. Let's hope that doesn't mean putting a fox in a box and letting it trickle through the mail system extra-slowly like a very sad Dr. Seuss story. Realistically, it probably takes 1-3 months because everyone wants to hug it along the way. Fox hugs across America.
- Keep your fox away from Jennifer Lopez, who is known to use their fur as false eyelashes like some kind of maniac. But do brush it often and lovingly!
- You can walk your fox on a leash.
Ahead, more adorable fox pups!
- link:// SibFox
- via:// Reddit
- previously:// Fennec Foxes Eating Some Food (Videos)
- previously:// Fennec Fox - An Adorable Fox You Can Keep as a Pet So Long as You're Responsible About It

























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7.28.10
By Annemarie Dooling
I want one!
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9.05.10
By ASPCA supporter
... or go to your local ASPCA and adopt pets there, so they won't
stay 23h/day in a 2'x2' cage,
be just a "OMGSH I WANT ONE!!!!!!" moment,
be euthanized after a couple of months because the shelter is full and they need room.
Not only you will save a pet, but you will save also about $5950.
9.04.10
By Ms Yorkie
In agreement with above!! There are plenty of us out there waiting to be adopted!! I am lucky!! Just FYI as well. Fox do like to eat cats and little dogs like me!! And are concidered wildlife-which are not allowed as pets in many staes like my home of Colorado. Also, buying these fox will just entice(?) people to breed more creating an over-population and then more animals released in the wild who are not 'wild' or caged in horrible mill conditions!! Please think twice before promoting such disregard for 4-legged lives!! Thank-you for listening!! Pass it on!!
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9.22.10
By kj
theres a reason why those dumb animals are in the shelters. they are unwanted and unlovable. weak breeds most likely
screw that, spend good money and get a fox!
it is neutered so it isn't like you are going to overbreed the animal.
and it is so much cooler.
we will be dead before we make any impact on the world, fuck restraining yourself and go live it up!
GO BUY YOURSELF A FOX!!
9.07.10
By narutolost
Invaraiblly there will always be people like this who are opposed to having any kind of pet they're not familar with. These are the people who want us to free our horses, human-raised falcons, and drop our goldfish in our ponds so they're be free.
Just ignore them, and if you have that much money buy a fox. Given enough time we'll breed them into great pets, just like our cavemen ancestors did with dogs and cats...that is if the animal rights activists don't stand in our way!
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9.07.10
By narutolost
Invaraiblly there will always be people like this who are opposed to having any kind of pet they're not familar with. These are the people who want us to free our horses, human-raised falcons, and drop our goldfish in our ponds so they're be free. Just ignore them, and if you have that much money buy a fox. Given enough time we'll breed them into great pets, just like our cavemen ancestors did with dogs and cats...that is if the animal rights activists don't stand in our way!
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