Remember Rylai, the lovable white-furred pink fox we wrote a few month in the past? We’ve beloved watching her develop into an enormous woman so we needed to share her pictures with you!
As cute and enjoyable as it’s to observe Rylai (who’s 2 months previous), top-of-the-line issues about this story is about how a lot smart recommendation Rylai’s proprietor has for anybody else enthusiastic about proudly owning a fox or some other unique pet. Read on for more information!
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Meet Rylai, a domesticated white marbled pink fox
She is now two months previous – she’s rising up!
Rylai lives at house with two different canine
“I’ve wanted a pet fox for several years. After a lot of research and waiting, I felt that my home and schedule were ready,” her proprietor writes
“Rylai is much more stubborn [than a] cat or a dog in every aspect”
“When she wants something, it is much more difficult to deter her”
“Her beautiful coat colour is the results of over 100 years of home breeding – she’s not albino
“Her color does not occur in the wild and only exists in captive bred foxes”
“While color is not the only reason why she can not survive in the wild, it makes her easy prey for predators and also makes hunting for food near impossible”
“Rylai can’t be left alone for long periods of time”
“I don’t leave for long dinners, movies, or anything that takes over 2 hours and even that is a stretch”
“Rylai is still learning how to walk on a lead with a harness but pet foxes in general can be taught to walk on lead”
Her proprietor needs to boost consciousness concerning the duty that proudly owning an unique pet entails
“I have past experience with exotic animals and significant dog training experience”
“Rylai is my companion. We hope to continue to be a great example of responsible exotic pet ownership”
“I am in full support of adopting a pet from a shelter”
“That being said, responsible breeders (of any animal, exotic or not) and responsible pet owners are NOT the problem”
“The real problem is mill/commercial breeding, backyard breeding, and irresponsible pet owners”
