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After being rescued as a young fox cub, Todd the 11-month-old fox is getting along just fine as a domestic pet together with his owner, Emma D’Sylva.
Todd goes for walks on a leash, plays with D’Sylva’s two other dogs, and wags his tail when it’s time to eat. He was rescued by D’Sylva when he was 4 months old from other owners who could no longer care for him. Read on for more of his story, with quotes from Dailymail.
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Todd came to Emma when he was 4 months old
Now 11 months old, he acts just like her dogs
“He will run up to me wagging his tail when I go to feed him and roll over to have his belly tickled”
“He tries to do what the dogs do but I can’t let him off the lead because he’s deaf so I can’t shout him to come back”
“He gets on with my two dogs, and wants to play with them all the time”
“He’s really getting used to things now and I’m looking forward to letting more and more people meet him”
“Todd went out on his first school visit the other week and the children really enjoyed stroking him while he was in my arms”
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AstridCunningham 10 years ago
There are fabulous people and animals out there, here's a sample of both!!
LisaCombest 10 years ago
He's lovely. He resembles the Russian foxes that were bred to be friendly. Wonder if he was one of those.
WarnardWitholt 10 years ago
Cool allthough they are not really domesticated. So she should be carefull. But wow he is beatifull
MicMaree 10 years ago
I think that's a Belyaev fox - they are domesticated and that that non-standard colouring pattern. Article should have mentioned that though
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VictoriaPage 10 years ago
Lovely to hear the uplifting positive comments from most. Foxes are beautiful, and my heart sinks every time I see one who has come to harm.
maggiemoonbeam 10 years ago
You must know some very odd Corgis! Was it the short sturdy legs, the long, low body, coloring or the lack of tail that looks like one?? KIDDING!
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MichaelRudloff 10 years ago
"behaves like a dog" - Foxes belong to the family of canidae - same family as dogs belong to .. ;)
Skye Wilde 2 years ago
Looking at the fur pattern and mottling, that's a domestic experimental fox. That's not a natural fur pattern.
AstridCunningham 10 years ago
There are fabulous people and animals out there, here's a sample of both!!
LisaCombest 10 years ago
He's lovely. He resembles the Russian foxes that were bred to be friendly. Wonder if he was one of those.
WarnardWitholt 10 years ago
Cool allthough they are not really domesticated. So she should be carefull. But wow he is beatifull
MicMaree 10 years ago
I think that's a Belyaev fox - they are domesticated and that that non-standard colouring pattern. Article should have mentioned that though
Load More Replies... VictoriaPage 10 years ago
Lovely to hear the uplifting positive comments from most. Foxes are beautiful, and my heart sinks every time I see one who has come to harm.
maggiemoonbeam 10 years ago
You must know some very odd Corgis! Was it the short sturdy legs, the long, low body, coloring or the lack of tail that looks like one?? KIDDING!
Load More Replies... MichaelRudloff 10 years ago
"behaves like a dog" - Foxes belong to the family of canidae - same family as dogs belong to .. ;)
Skye Wilde 2 years ago
Looking at the fur pattern and mottling, that's a domestic experimental fox. That's not a natural fur pattern.
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