haha drive by sniffing

LOL good one!

It's funny, the fox was acting like, "I so don't care you're here, dude." But when the wolf walks away it's like ohmygosh I gotta smell you!

Are they both rather domesticated?

Yes, they are both domesticated. At the Lazy Dog restaurant I've gotten to eat dinner with both wolves on one occasion, and this fox on another. It was absolutely magical. People were stunned that the animals were so docile. Also that woman is the first (or second) to actually receive a USDA permit for a domesticated fox in California, since, ever. It was a momentous occasion for her to have that animal here.

It was also totally compliant, it never struggled once, people would come up to it and pet it. Same with the creature below, at the LA pet expo his muzzle was stained red from the lipstick of the many kisses he got from the girls from "Pinups for pitbulls" he is a very sweet, very docile creature and loves people. He's even good around dogs. His owner and handler has my deepest respect, she is truly gifted with wisdom for handling animals. The woman in this picture is the foxe's handler and friend to the woman with the wolves.

That's awesome! Were there any cheetahs there?

Oh no, just the two wolves and this fox. Cheetahs are kind of hard to find relatively domesticated. (or people to domesticated them as much as such animals can be domesticated)

the fox is all "What is dis.... It looks kinda like me but smells all wrong!" XD

Wolf: "Hai!" (See previous pic in my gallery)

Fox: "Whatever, dude."

Wolf walks away...

"Oh my gosh what are you!?"

The fox probably wanted to feel his fur. X3

He got a once in a lifetime sniff of a apex predator :)

I would love to have a Fox...

V.

Be careful what you wish for... The woman holding the fox is a breeder of them, and it is surprisingly inexpensive to own one. Only the Siberian Cupcake foxes act like dogs and are easy to own... This type of fox is more wild, still, but still able to be a companion.

that's interesting...

V.

Note sent :)

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