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[–] DumpsterDivingRacoon 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago  (edited ago)

Not sure if from Russia, but definitely from that concept. I live in Utah and there is one breeder that is allowed to sell "domesticated"foxes. Her foxes have been in the states for generations. So they are U.S. foxes. I am familiar with the Russian experiment, which was a pretty cool evolutionary thing to see!

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[–] WhiteRonin [S] 1 point 0 points (+1|-1) ago 

They could be an upcoming thing!

I just had a conversation with somebody in anon about Utah. That convinced me that Utah was way better than Colorado! Lol

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[–] DumpsterDivingRacoon 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

I love Utah! I have lived in Hawaii too, so that's saying something! I hope they don't get popular, they're a ton of work!

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[–] DumpsterDivingRacoon ago  (edited ago)

We got him at 4 weeks and had to bottle feed him, that helps him bond to you. To answer your question, it was both. He would wag his tail when happy and was very playful! But we had to take precautions for his natural instincts, simply put he was still a fox, just domesticated. The best way to describe him is a mix between a dog and a cat. If he wanted love from you it was on his terms. He could get annoyed and or pouty. Look up fox gak, it's pretty funny when they get mad, they sure let you know. Let me know if you have any other questions, I would be happy to answer. 🦊