Marble Fennec Fox

As a result i did a little research and found the following on reddit which seems to be a good.

Marble fennec fox.

However the arctic fox from which they are bred are native to northern canada and other land masses within the arctic circle. The red fox is the largest most wide spread and as a result the most diverse species of all the foxes. Marble foxes hold many of the same behavioral characteristics of other foxes. Jul 19 2019 explore fallen whiterire s board the canadian marble fox on pinterest.

Like dogs they enjoy having their ears scratched. The marble fox is small and built like an arctic fox but arctic foxes are white. Although in the canine group unlike the domesticated dog foxes are. They are very agile hunters and have been known to jump over 2m tall fences.

The canadian fox is a geographical term to name mostly arctic foxes which call canada. The color variation apparently comes from the red foxes. The breed is a mix of the original red fox and the silver fox both having wild like characteristics. They can be found throughout the northern hemisphere and in australia as well.

Roeselien raimond marble fox. As far as marble foxes being a good pet to have let s look at the information already provided above along with the breed of this type of animal. Native foxes reds and greys are class 2 animals that require a permit which is reportedly distributed to pet owners. Red foxes and arctic foxes don t share the same range so such a cross breed doesn t occur in nature.

Some states do not allow you to have a pet fox at all. Marble fox as a pet. Like dogs they hold many different types of personalities. As marble foxes are not naturally occurring they live wherever they are artificially bred or wherever they are raised thereafter.

Red grey and swift. While they stem from the canine family however they are wild animals. See more ideas about fox cute animals pets. In other areas it may come down to the legalities of owning a specific type of fox species i e it might be legal to have a marble or fennec fox but not a gray or a pure red one.

Foxes must be purchased from usda licensed facilities. I had never heard of marble foxes before you brought them up here. Chuck as a disclaimer i only work with wild gray foxes and know some about others.