@@icecreamsandwich7522 I have a Chihuahua and he's loud, cuddly, playful, a bit aggressive to robbin (my Jack Russell/ Pitbull mix) sometimes. And I love him. 💖🦊
Fun fact : the Fennec Fox's home is in the grand Sahara of Algeria 🇩🇿 it's also the national animal of the country , they're nicknamed "the warriors of the Sahara "
Zader Rilune These animals belong in the wild. It's surprising that people advocate for animals & yet find it amusing at the same time, that these animals are being raised as domestic captive pets. Its disgusting what people do for views but even worst how the world thinks its all cute games and entertaining. The public has become blind sheep, what a disgrace!
@@glamorsocial7081 but yet u. think its ok that cats and dogs can live with us those animals look happy to me if they were captive why would they wag there tail and play with a ball.
Awwww, Ricky is so cute and precious. He looks so cute crawling across the floor with his ears back with a firm grip on the ball and darn, his tail is going about a mile a minute. Such a very happy fella, and cannot forget Lucy as she slips past.
you don't want one (probably about to get wooshed but I'm putting this out here) fennec foxes need a variety of foods and a complicated diet, they're also quite destructive and can be TOO hyperactive.
Peggy Piñata my mom has 3 fennec foxes and they are well behaved and are active. Just because they’re high maintenance doesn’t mean nobody wants them either.
I've loved Fennec Foxes ever since I saw one at the zoo when I was little. They are the most adorable little balls of fluff I've ever seen. To this day they are still one of my favorite animals of all time.
To all those who say they want one and it's like a mix between a cat & a dog... Please do an actual research before you even consider getting a pet fox. For they're NOT like cats, nor like dogs. That comes from a fox breeder.
I really wish more people would emphasize this. I can't imagine how many of the people asking "Cute, where can I get one?" have any actual idea about what they're potentially thinking about getting into. Have read way too many cases of this, where the poor animal has to suffer because of the owner's ignorance, or in the worst cases, dies because of it.
