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Monday, 19 July 2010
Fennec Fox Facts
Vulpes zerda is more commonly referred to as the fennec fox.Fennec foxes are 2-3 lb. canines with ears as large as 6 inches in length from Africa. Fennecs can make great pets since they can be easily trained to use a litter box and are fed an accessible high-quality dog or cat food, such as the Mazuri Exotic Canine Diet.
Quick Facts
-Fennecs can be found purring like a cat when they are happy.-They are very social animals and live in colonies in the wild of up to 10 other foxes.
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