Red Fox For Sale

Fox Babies for sale
Name:	Chris - user reviews
Posted:	4/17/2018
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Location:	Minnesota
Fox kitts born April 6th from very tame Red fox female and white colored “red fox” male. Will start hand raising in the house April 27th and ready for pickup May 4-13th if you’d like to finish handraising at your own home for bonding. Shipping is a possibility, call for details. Cost each is $400 and first round shots (parvo, parainfluenza, distemper) are an optional $11. Picture is of last years baby with same markings as this years babies. Call or text 507-381-0582 for more information and please mention which state you are from. Thanks!

Red Fox Kits
Name:	Fairytale Foxes - user reviews
Posted:	4/13/2018
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Location:	Richmond
We are accepting deposits now. They will be ready to go in 3-4 weeks. They have been highly socialized since birth. Will be dewormed twice before leaving. Please do your research on fox ownership and know your state and local laws. Pictured fox is of Dad.

Dakota Gold Fox kits for sale
Name:	Tracie J Weller - user reviews
Posted:	4/9/2018
Phone:	7403985177
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Location:	Bellville
A pup that is a mixture of a red fox and a pearl. Raised in a clean environment. Adults are tame. Pups will be ready in 2 weeks, taking deposits now. I will start the litter training process. I will provide you with milk, information on training them and year around support. Kits are in central Ohio-I will not ship the little guys, but may use pet taxis which will cost you another $300. Price for a kit is $350.Thankyou

Fox pups
Name:	Jared Klein - user reviews
Posted:	4/6/2018
Phone:	3208940331
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Location:	willmar
Red fox pups. Silvers, crosses and possibly reds available. Ready to go in 3-4 weeks contact for pricing and more info.

Red Fox Kits
Name:	Fairytale Foxes - user reviews
Posted:	4/5/2018
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Location:	Richmond
Taking deposits on red fox kits. Will be ready to go in 4-5 weeks. Will be dewormed twice before going home and be highly socialized. Picture is of Dad and Mom is a silver. Prefer pick up at my home in Va. Please know your local and state laws before contacting me. Serious inquires only.

Baby Woodchucks
Name:	Critter Haven Exotics - user reviews
Posted:	3/30/2018
Phone:	641-430-0891
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Location:	Thornton
I have a early litter of Baby woodchucks. Born March 13th. Will be on formula at 3 weeks of age. Possibly Meet. Will ship on next litter. Also taking deposits on the following: Marble, silver and red Fox Should be born anytime. Also baby skunks

Spring Surplus
Name:	Chris - user reviews
Posted:	1/16/2018
Phone:	5073810582
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Location:	Minnesota
2yo dromedary male $5,500 9mo dromedary male $4,500 zonkey gelding $2,500 virginia opossum female $100 kinkajau pair $5,000 2mo african crested porcupine unsexed $600 1.5yo red fox female $600 (they breed feb/mar only) 9mo white marble fox female $600 (they breed feb/mar only) 0-2yo muntjac bucks $1,000 7mo whitetail buck (both parents white) $500

Pet Red Fox

Red Foxes are known for their long rusty red bodies, black legs, and fluffy tails known as “brushes”. They have black pointed ears, canine teeth, and a white underbelly all the way up to their chins. Newly born Red Foxes are born gray, but grow their red coats within a month. Newborn foxes are called “kits”. The male Red Fox is called a “dog” and a female, a “vixen”. Both are around the same size, 10-12 pounds and measures 55-74” long. Males are typically just slightly larger, longer, and have longer snouts as well. Red Foxes reach maturity around 8 months of age and live only to be 2-4 years old. Being kept captive extends their life by many years, typically 10-12 years.

At first sight, Red Foxes seem to have many traits both of cats and dogs. They can jump high fences like a cat and swim well like a dog. They mark their territories with their urine and feces like some cats and dogs do and they pounce on their prey like cats do. Like dogs, they are hunters and will hunt even when not hungry. Their sense of hearing is so good that they can hear animals beneath the ground! They also have a keen sense of sight, smell, and are able to communicate with each other with 28 different vocalizations. They are omnivores with diets consisting of mainly grasses, bugs, berries and small animals, rodents, rabbits, and fish, occasionally fruits and vegetables. Since the Red Fox is the size of a small dog, it has its share of predators to be aware of, among them: coyotes, bald eagles, gray wolves, mountain lions, bears and humans. It's their ability to sense danger that assists the fox in evading it. Being nocturnal helps, too.

Red Foxes are native to the northern hemisphere and can be found in wide range. They prefer to live in woodlands, but can adapt to many different environments such as deserts, mountain ranges, grasslands and even suburban areas. Foxes prefer woodlands because of their instinct to den in the winter. They create dens and dwell in them while they breed. They use their tails as a cover as they sleep. Their “kits” are born in the spring season and they begin to sleep in the open again. The Red Fox parents raise their young until the next fall.

Red Foxes are not considered endangered or threatened due to their ability to adapt around human development. They are considered the most wide spread and abundantly populated wild carnivores alive today. In fact, Red Foxes have been domesticated and can be found in the exotic pet trade around the world. Having a domesticated animal versus a wild animal can be an important key factor when considering an exotic pet. Wild animals as pets are only trained to decrease the likelihood of aggression toward humans, but are less likely to actually bond with their keepers. Domesticated Red Foxes have been bred over generations to reduce any genetic remnants of aggression and traits that would prevent a human from successfully keeping them.