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Tearlach Royal Member of BonBon

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Rune174 Royal Member of BonBon

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Honestly, as long as some form of bond is in place, domestication is'nt always a bad thing if you are looking for some kind of companionship. _________________
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Bluevixen Royal Member of BonBon

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hmm ive read about this and those scientist over there are using selective breeding. Something that's been done to wolves way back in the far BC era. Only difference between what people did to wolves compared to foxes is that its more controlled. But, you can't call them total foxes since some side effects from the domestication breeding prosses is a shorter tails in some and having there tail's curl up like a husky in others. The majority have lost there red fur and some of the domestic foxes even have spots. There main problem is the more they breed them to get a desired domestic fox the more fox like features they start to loose. Not sure if they found a way to counter that or not. Also, that practice of selective breeding is still being done today. With dog and cat breeders and also farmers looking for the best male to mate with the best female to get a better produce. _________________ Visual pictures of my blue vixen Katrin
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