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"Nooo! I've been captured by the dreaded Lazy! It's got me! Go on without me, save yourself! ...And since you're up, bring me some chips and the remote control!"
Heh, here we see Gizmo, engaged in one of his many hobbies.
To learn more about Gizmo and what it's like to have a pet fox, please visit his blog at http://www.thepetfox.net/
Heh, here we see Gizmo, engaged in one of his many hobbies.
To learn more about Gizmo and what it's like to have a pet fox, please visit his blog at http://www.thepetfox.net/
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 1280 x 626px
File Size 589.6 kB
Two reasons, actually.
The first, and most important reason, is safety. If someone comes to the front door, and I need to get a hold of Gizmo in a hurry, it makes an effective "handle" to get him by. Also if (god forbid) Gizmo should ever get out, the harness is a clear signal that can be seen from a good distance; it lets anyone who happens across him know that he's a pet at a glance.
Secondly, it's nearly impossible to get the damn thing off him. He's learned to associate wearing the harness with getting walks and going outside, so he throws a kicking screaming struggling tantrum whenever anyone tries to remove it. Also, the harness gets taken off when he gets baths, so he's learned to associate losing it with baths.
The first, and most important reason, is safety. If someone comes to the front door, and I need to get a hold of Gizmo in a hurry, it makes an effective "handle" to get him by. Also if (god forbid) Gizmo should ever get out, the harness is a clear signal that can be seen from a good distance; it lets anyone who happens across him know that he's a pet at a glance.
Secondly, it's nearly impossible to get the damn thing off him. He's learned to associate wearing the harness with getting walks and going outside, so he throws a kicking screaming struggling tantrum whenever anyone tries to remove it. Also, the harness gets taken off when he gets baths, so he's learned to associate losing it with baths.
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