"Yes, I tore open your cushion. What are you going to do about it."
"Yes, I tore open your cushion. What are you going to do about it."
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.stad.social/post/21952
From last year sometime, I think.
"Yes, I tore open your cushion. What are you going to do about it."
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.stad.social/post/21952
From last year sometime, I think.
Shout 'Swiper, No Swiping!' three times in a row so he snaps his fingers and says 'Aww, man!'.
Bitch, this pillow fight is on!
I recommend volunteering at a sanctuary to determine if it's something you really want. Having a pet fox is practically a full time job. Most people can't handle it, and many end up in sanctuaries.
Also they supposedly stink as fuck
You can have pet foxes. They're not great pets, they're loud, they smell bad, they will probably pee on everything, but if captive bred theyre quite tame and there's a particular line that came from a domestication experiment who are especially tame.
To the "they smell bad" bit, I'll add two things:
Of course, one captive-bred will likely be better, but I absolutely agree with you they won't make great pets.
They are cute, but frankly, that is just about sufficient to let me tolerate them sleeping in the gazebo and thoroughly washing stuff afterward, but not nearly sufficient to make me consider one as a pet.
Taxidermied looking motherfucker