How Do You Provide Adequate Housing For A Pet Fox?
The type of housing you will need to provide for your pet fox depends on the type of fox you own. Smaller foxes, such as fennecs, are able to live in your house and do not require elaborate housing. Larger animals, such as red foxes, will need a larger adequate amount of space outdoors. Foxes are very good climbers and diggers, a factor to keep in mind when constructing their living quarters. Measure the area of your yard where you plan to keep your pet fox. 200 square feet will be adequate. Outdoor foxes need a lot of room to move around. Use a shovel to dig a trench outlining the area that will serve as housing for your pet fox. To prevent your fox from digging himself out from underneath his living quarters, the trench should be at least 24-inches deep. Construct pieces of framework of a pen that will fit the size of the trenches you have made. Remember to leave room for a gate or door. You can use wood or metal fencing that has already been assembled. The California Tortoise and Tu
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