Pet fox?

1: Are pet Fox legal in Pennsylvania?

2: What class licence would I need?

3: What should I feed them?

4: What kind of price range?

Thanks

 

"scavenged items such as meat, bones, bread and bird food. Wild mammals, birds and invertebrates are also common."
http://www.thefoxwebsite.org/urbanfoxes/urbandiet.html
http://www.redmonfox.com/
use google next time

 

I did, actually. I honestly couldn't find anything there lol.

 

I've always wanted to have a pet fox / tiger that doesn't grow.. lol. I don't think it is legal though, idk i don't live in the states anymore

 

Found out that I need a class 2 licence, and that they are legal where I live, provided I have appropriate licence and land, which I happen to have. That price range is gonna be around 900$ though X-X.

Mods can close, unless anyone has a discussion on this?

 

I think owning a pet fox will be pretty cool.

Also $900 isn't honestly that much when paying for a pet. There are many different breed of dogs that cost heaps more than $900

 

^ Not breed I would buy.

When I was a kid, I saw a fox, and it let me pet it and stuff. It hung around our house and we fed it occasionally, and it really got along with our dog. They have a musky smell, and really are smart. It once got into our house and slept on our couch. Ever since then I've always loved them, and wanted one.

 

why do you want a pex fox? its not going to be anything like a dog

 

I know that lol. It's because I love them so much, and for reasons already stated.

 

I once looked this up I would love to domesticate a fox but it looks like only people in canada can do it idk why

 

u should get a fennec fox. they are an exotic pet. they are very small with big ass ears. they are cute and awesome. I would not get something too Undomesticated because yeah a lot of animals look like they would be cool pets....but u have no realistic idea until you have one..... and they suck....

 

You should call Pennsylvania Fish & Wildlife department to check if you're allowed to keep as pets.

I think they're cute but If they're not captive bred, and born they're not worth the permit, the money, and your medical bill.