Are you glad that you purchased a fox? Yes we love him dearly

What do you wish you knew before purchasing your fox? I did a lot of research about this species of fox before I contacted you about buying him. So I would suggest to others that they do the same so that they know and understand that they are getting a very special and unique exotic animal.

Do you consider your fox friendly?Yes, our fox has been on many "field trips" he has gone to The Indiana Business College for one of my daughters class where she had to give a speech, to 2 day cares for show and tell (both being my nephews since they didn't have pets and they love playing with Radar when they come over) and to one of my daughters high school when she had to give a speech on "how to care for your pet" Don't get me wrong just like people he has his days but we know his personality and so we can tell when he "wants to do his own thing"

How do you house your fox? When we are not home he has a 10 x 10 x 8 foot tall cage. In the cage we have a cave(it is really a plastic bin turned upside down), a 3 foot log, a 5ft round PVC pipe (his tunnel), several cat toys, his litter box and his food and water bowls. Otherwise he is out and about to run free wherever.

How does your fox get along with your other pets?He gets along with our cats and tortoises, we have a small dog that gets along with him but our larger dogs do not take to him to well

Does your fox use a litter box? For the most part, he seems to do better when he is "free" than when he is in his cage.

What advice would you offer someone thinking about getting a fennec fox? Research before you buy not just the species of animal but the breeder. I know someone who purchased a fox from someone other than you and their fox is not as friendly and loving as ours. Work with and spend time with your fox they are very smart creatures and can learn things pretty quick. Remember their natural behaviors and enjoy the things that they do. This is like having a "cat" and "dog" all in one!!! They are really wonderful!!!

Overall are you pleased with the dealings you have had with me as a breeder? Why or why not? You bet!!!! When someone asks me where they can get "a fox like Radar" I give them your name and information.

What do you feel is the most positive aspect of fennec ownership? Most negative? Most positive is -- if you are looking for a small animal to enjoy put don't want a cat or a small dog -- this is the animal for you!! They do not cost a lot to feed, can be litter trained and are very fun to watch, love and enjoy! Most negative is -- our little Radar does not like to have his stomach rubbed. Per the vet this is due to a natural instinct. Predators in the wild tend to attack there.

Additional comments- I want to thank you for all the time that you take with the fox before selling them to clients. What you do with them when they are small pups makes them wonderful pets for their new owners. I am hoping that we soon can get another for our little Radar to play with. We're saving our money!!