loved working with the zoo foxes. Lucy did the same thing, but was so demanding of having belly rubs! Mouthing is natural to them, and a sign of affection. Ron Ron is so affectionate to you!
People this isn't animal abuse this is a man that loves is fox and takes great care of it and that's the end of the story I dont see anything wrong with it .hate to tell u there's more foxes dieing in the wild for there skin cause of hunters so people like this man and others that choose to have it as a pet are saving its life I feel
Ariane Di Bruno They don't even know the meaning of animal abuse. Just like how they think that spanking children is child abuse when it actually isn't.
If one bothers to expand the description of the video to read about how RonRon became this very caring man's pet, many of the comments here probably wouldn't have been made. Read the facts before you post comments that make you look like an idiot. PS ... LOVE RonRon, he's so sweet! And I think his owner is wonderful, too.
stop cutting onions, everyone! :) I'm crying, but from happiness. RonRon had a beautiful life, I'm happy that he was so happy and loved. Love you RonRon, you'll never be forgotten.
Domesticated ones are similar to dogs in behavior, but are expensive and require a large area to be. Like a fairly sized backyard. If i could buy one i would, my yard is indeed big enough.
Smokey Melody FIM When it comes down to it, the Russian Foxes will cost more, less destructive, and more 'snuggly' but the same can be said if you were to get a fox from the breeder Eric got ronny from, and were lucky or knowledgeable to get one with a very good personality. From what I understand, the breeder Eric got ronny from usually prefers it if the people who get the kit get it at about 4 weeks old and bottle feed it for a week so that the kit bonds A LOT with the owner. Unfortunately, Eric said he had a medical issue come up that delayed him from getting Ronny for about 1.5 weeks, so he got Ronny at about 5-6 weeks instead of 4, which, from what I read from him, ronny was a little 'hostile' for a couple weeks, but then ronny ended up bonding with him. I think there's another person who got their fox kit and bottle fed it for a week, and their fox is a bit more "domesticated" than Ronny. Also, as time goes on and Breeders do some of their own selective breeding, the foxes become tamer and more domesticated. All foxes, no matter who you get them from will be slightly destructive, require a LARGE outdoor pen like Ronny has, and your relationship with it will be more of a Companionship than a master-dog relationship.
I ignore what people say about some exotic animals being pets because if You know how to keep them properly healthy and happy and SAFE, than I think it's alright to have exotic pets as long it's LEGAL. Lately I've been thinking of getting a fox when I live on my own. I've heard their not much different to dogs when it comes to their diet. I live in Arkansas too and I thought I would need some kind of permit to own a fox. But I've always wanted to have a chihuahua puppy as well. If I were to get both at a young age together, would they be companies? Or should I just choose owning one at a time? Please answer my questions coz I'm not too far from living on my own.
You know, its all fun and games in the comments section until he has the furry profile pic, then he is hated on by everybody and apparently he must be the spawn of satan even though he is just a man who loves his adorable pet fox. Its all about perspective. Good vid btw, I want a pet fox too.
I've been in love with foxes since I was like 10 years old (now I'm 26); You end up with a pet fox when you fill your bedroom walls with inkjet pictures of foxes, buy every fox plush you can find for years, buy any book (even if it is meant for 2 yr olds!) that happens to have a fox on the cover.... You spend a majority of your daydreams fantasizing yourself turning into a fox or being a fox, etc.. This is what it means to be a "furry", which is to easily identify yourself with or as an animal
Precisely, that that is why, from our personal experience, I tell all those wanting a pet fox, that they must have a large outdoor fox pen, even if they have the fox indoor a lot. Such a pet can be a wonderful exciting friend, but you must be prepared!
From what I've seen with foxes they kind of like cats and dogs. They have the playfulness of cats and the loving part of dogs. Sounds like a awesome pet to me.
beautiful lil boy. No different from any other pets. love is universal if you open your heart. it is lovely to see open minded loving people. I wish you all the very best things this world have to offer.
This shows the wonderful bond you have between yourself and your fox. Even the gentle mouthing shows how close he is to you. Many thanks for sharing such a hearting video of all of your devotions. Marc
The biting reminds me of a puppy....they're just mouthy. :P Crazy how similar his mannerisms seem to be to those of domestic dogs. Granted, they are both canids...but....just crazy seeming. He's adorable. How old was/is he when this was taken?
He's so gorgeous! Such a cute little guy. He's obviously very happy and looks very healthy. If he did not want you near him, he would definitely show signs of aggression and anger. His bites were playful and harmless; if he wanted you gone, there would have been pressure behind the bites. You have taken very good care of him and I commend you on such great work!
It's to protect the animals, not the humans. Making them illegal keeps people from neglecting and mistreating a very high maintenance animal and using them as a status symbol.
The Fox and human both seem to have strong affection for one another. I do prefer to see fix in the wild but not knowing what circumstances are - was fox a baby and rescued or injured or sick - can't judge. But they do both seem happy
i am not so sure this fox wants to be wild if given an option. Their life in wild is short and MUCH less comfortable. Granted, it is not natural life one fox should have, but this is one incredibly lucky fox!
Sierra carpenter I found out the breeder Eric got Ronny from. Ronny is Partially Domesticated. Most american fox breeders who are GOOD breeders who've been at it for a while doing their own selective breeding are at their 10th-15th generation of foxes. Comparing it to this point of the Russian Domestication Experiment, the foxes are responsive towards humans and want affection, but only when they want it. They still are destructive, and can be quite hyper. What some American breeders have found is that having the owners get the kit a week earlier, 3 wks instead of 4wks, and having to bottle feed it for a little bit helps domesticate them more usually. Eric got ronny A couple weeks later than planned due to a medical issue, so he got ronny at 5 weeks. But ronny is still responsive to Eric and loves Eric.
how is that different than you being stuck at work for 8-10 hours a day, then stuck in a car? Maybe 3-6 hours free time depending on how much you need to sleep. It's an animal, no concept of time ( no future concpet of time, just conditioning) , they live in the now. It's not a sentient being, not self aware. The fox is healthy and happy.
***** sorry, may be you don't understand the term sentient. Dogs have no concept of time. Do some research. animal cognition researcher William Roberts made some remarkable conclusions regarding animal memories, anticipation and more. He says that animals are "stuck in time" [source: Roberts]. By this he means that, without the sophisticated abilities it takes to perceive time -- like truly forming memories -- animals only live in the present. Roberts thinks animals are "stuck in time" because they can't mentally "time travel" backward and forward. Humans can consciously and willfully think back to specific memories and anticipate events. Animals cannot. animals.howstuffworks.com/pets/dogs-perceive-time1.htm this is why hitting a dog with a newspaper if they poo on your rug doesn't work. The dog doesn't associate the 2 acts together as action/reaction. .
Belongs in the wild with his own kind. I love how people project their ideas on to wild animals. He's happy! Really? What, did you have a conversation with him? I think not! It's actually very sad. His happy sound? How the hell do you know? You don't know and you can't know. You'e not a fox!
Someone never learned what domestication means... Dogs were once wolves. Perfectly fine to own a fox if you are going to commit to it. The fox is giving more interaction in 2 minutes than I got from my Nanday conure bird in 1 day. I loved that bird ( 21 years, passed nearly 2 years ago), but it's much harder than a dog or cat. And destructive too, flying poo everywhere. Frankly, second guessing a pet owner and not having one yourself is silly guesswork. The fox is clearly bonded to him and they have mutual affection. That's what animal companions are for.
That is the cutest thing ive seen in a long time. I hope he has a long happy life and it is clearly obvious that he is showing happiness and isnt afraid at all. My dog does the same routine when we get in and when she was a puppy she makes the "khack khack khack" noises that Ron makes when he is on his back. Brilliant video, made my day :)
You seem to be right on! That combo of the "in" and "out" housing seems to be the winner with foxes! Pat, on the Sybil's forum, see link on my profile, even built a "tower" that her foxes can climb, a couple "stories" high!
Wonderful! Clearly a very healthy, happy and well looked after fox. He seems to be very content and I'm sure that comes from having a very intelligent and caring owner. Well done! :)
yes, it so totally awesome to see and witness in person!!! once bonded with their human family (may take months!), they long for your touch (as a greeting, then after that, it's Hands Off, unless they request petting), they long for your interaction and pine for attention! Who said they can't be loving pets??? hmm?
You obviously took care of that pet well to like you. Many people in this world just leave the wild pet on their own, but, it needs to learn to LIKE, no, no, LOVE you. If you do not get it attention, it would go crazy, well done raising an adorable pet!
I could see how happy he was on his back, with his eyes closed, with an expression of pure pleasure. My male cat likes to bite me when he gets all excited.
You're pet fox, Ron is beyond adorable. x3 And I can see he tends to get messy with all his playing around. I too happen to own a red fox, his name is Vincent AKA Vinny.
I'm a 14 year old girl had pets my whole life I can't think of a time when I didnt. I live in arkansas as well and I grew up on a farm. The beautiful foxes would come right up to me on my porch. I want one now more than ever.
Aww, how cute. Gizmo does the same mouthing thing on me when I play with him. I'm jealous of how calm Ron is--Gizmo's greetings generally involve a lot more noise and running in circles and him trying to climb me. I think you've got the same kind of crate for Ron that we have as a night crate for Gizmo. :)
@1MisterAaron lol Pet foxes in general, get really happy and excited when you 'come home' from work or school, or just after being 'away' for an hour or two!! It's like they say I MISSED YOU SO MUCH, I LOVE YOU!!!
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RonRon is the cutest fox on youtube
Yes he is Buddy Lope
DA CUTEST
loved working with the zoo foxes. Lucy did the same thing, but was so demanding of having belly rubs! Mouthing is natural to them, and a sign of affection. Ron Ron is so affectionate to you!
I also stupidly speak like this when talking with my birds :D
lol ... I think many real animal lovers ...
Özgün Demir OMG same
Özgün Demir, yeah, I do it to with my hamsters... I think everyone does it.
Awwwww .... So beautiful between you and Ron Ron ..... Just beautiful ! I am now a huge fan of you and your super cutie Ron Ron ....
People this isn't animal abuse this is a man that loves is fox and takes great care of it and that's the end of the story I dont see anything wrong with it .hate to tell u there's more foxes dieing in the wild for there skin cause of hunters so people like this man and others that choose to have it as a pet are saving its life I feel
Ariane Di Bruno They don't even know the meaning of animal abuse. Just like how they think that spanking children is child abuse when it actually isn't.
John Connor You punish your own children your way and if I had any, I will punish them my way. Understand?
but what's that have to do with what I said I said nothing about children your taking it too left field .
You wouldn't even understand
Dying*
I have 2 fox plushies and I named one asriel and the other ronron
Good
I did that so I don't forget them ;(
I play Minecraft and I named a fox ronron imma do asriel as red cuz black isn't out yet but white is tho
If one bothers to expand the description of the video to read about how RonRon became this very caring man's pet, many of the comments here probably wouldn't have been made. Read the facts before you post comments that make you look like an idiot.
PS ... LOVE RonRon, he's so sweet! And I think his owner is wonderful, too.
stop cutting onions, everyone! :) I'm crying, but from happiness. RonRon had a beautiful life, I'm happy that he was so happy and loved. Love you RonRon, you'll never be forgotten.
I want a fox so badly! Although i'm not sure if they make the best pets, but I still want one.
Domesticated ones are similar to dogs in behavior, but are expensive and require a large area to be. Like a fairly sized backyard. If i could buy one i would, my yard is indeed big enough.
Smokey Melody FIM me too!
I would like to put more emphasis on "behavior".How you treat them is VERY different.
Smokey Melody FIM When it comes down to it, the Russian Foxes will cost more, less destructive, and more 'snuggly' but the same can be said if you were to get a fox from the breeder Eric got ronny from, and were lucky or knowledgeable to get one with a very good personality. From what I understand, the breeder Eric got ronny from usually prefers it if the people who get the kit get it at about 4 weeks old and bottle feed it for a week so that the kit bonds A LOT with the owner.
Unfortunately, Eric said he had a medical issue come up that delayed him from getting Ronny for about 1.5 weeks, so he got Ronny at about 5-6 weeks instead of 4, which, from what I read from him, ronny was a little 'hostile' for a couple weeks, but then ronny ended up bonding with him.
I think there's another person who got their fox kit and bottle fed it for a week, and their fox is a bit more "domesticated" than Ronny. Also, as time goes on and Breeders do some of their own selective breeding, the foxes become tamer and more domesticated.
All foxes, no matter who you get them from will be slightly destructive, require a LARGE outdoor pen like Ronny has, and your relationship with it will be more of a Companionship than a master-dog relationship.
Me to i want one SOOOO bad!
But idk if i can have one where i live :l and it's lots of money! But still, they're my ABSOUTLY FAVE ANIMALL :D
I ignore what people say about some exotic animals being pets because if You know how to keep them properly healthy and happy and SAFE, than I think it's alright to have exotic pets as long it's LEGAL.
Lately I've been thinking of getting a fox when I live on my own. I've heard their not much different to dogs when it comes to their diet. I live in Arkansas too and I thought I would need some kind of permit to own a fox. But I've always wanted to have a chihuahua puppy as well. If I were to get both at a young age together, would they be companies? Or should I just choose owning one at a time?
Please answer my questions coz I'm not too far from living on my own.
How are you now? It's been.... 3 years. I'd imagine your in your own house by now with one or the other
You know, its all fun and games in the comments section until he has the furry profile pic, then he is hated on by everybody and apparently he must be the spawn of satan even though he is just a man who loves his adorable pet fox. Its all about perspective. Good vid btw, I want a pet fox too.
That is one extremely happy fox!
Watch the last video he posted
ron ron will be in our hearts dearly missed I love watching these old videos of him he was such a happy fox. feel for you mate
I've been in love with foxes since I was like 10 years old (now I'm 26); You end up with a pet fox when you fill your bedroom walls with inkjet pictures of foxes, buy every fox plush you can find for years, buy any book (even if it is meant for 2 yr olds!) that happens to have a fox on the cover.... You spend a majority of your daydreams fantasizing yourself turning into a fox or being a fox, etc..
This is what it means to be a "furry", which is to easily identify yourself with or as an animal
I am equal : )
Error. Mind blown. Reason: Overload of cuteness.
Precisely, that that is why, from our personal experience, I tell all those wanting a pet fox, that they must have a large outdoor fox pen, even if they have the fox indoor a lot.
Such a pet can be a wonderful exciting friend, but you must be prepared!
Awe! He got so excited he peed a little. So sweet.
And spilled his treats XD
Lol
I just love seeing videos where pets are very loved and taken care of so well:)
That is one very happy fox ^.^
I'm so happy to see the video of adorable Ronron, that I've never seen before! He was so great! ❤ He was so happy with you!
Ron Ron is sooo cute!!! And it sound like he loves his fox very much
From what I've seen with foxes they kind of like cats and dogs. They have the playfulness of cats and the loving part of dogs. Sounds like a awesome pet to me.
I love the facts that Ron Ron runs strait for the food, shoves a paw full in his mouth then runs away spitting them out. Lol
i couldnt spell.
the correct was "straight"
lol
I think he's sharing it haha
+Raikachu Perkamern It appears to be an appeasement offering that a subordinate canid in a pack offers to a dominate/alpha member of the pack.
xD
Your fox looks like he loves you very much and is always ready to play with you. I know you love him too :O I hope he has a beautiful life with you :D
Med
AWWWWWWWWW SOOOOOOOOOOOO ADORABLEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😆😆😆😆😖😖😖😖😋❤️❤️❤️❤️ I'm dying of cuteness!!! 😖😤😆😆😆😆
I will always love you forever. RIP, dear baby.
if he was afraid he would be running and hiding OR attacking. he is playing...a sign he is comfortable
beautiful lil boy. No different from any other pets. love is universal if you open your heart. it is lovely to see open minded loving people. I wish you all the very best things this world have to offer.
I am SO jealous, I wish I could have a fox of my own!!!! TwT
This shows the wonderful bond you have between yourself and your fox. Even the gentle mouthing shows how close he is to you.
Many thanks for sharing such a hearting video of all of your devotions.
Marc
So cute :) I think it's great to have a pet fox. Why do ppl think this is abuse? The fox is enjoying it!!!
and Ron never ceases to amaze me!!
I love your fox
This is your best video by far, you have such a happy voice and Ronron is so sweet:)
He passed away. 😭
Those cute adorable paws!!! sure miss the update videos :( Hims in Heaven now
Hims in heaven
HIMS IN HEAVEN
+BobBulb hims is in heaven
He is just adorable! And I believe you are the best owner/friend he could ever have!
RIP Ron Ron you will be missed
he is soooo cute !!! love the sounds they make.
How can people possibly dislike this its just a happy dude petting his adorable fox
Lol anyone see how ronron just put food in is mouth only to spit it out on the floor haha
The biting reminds me of a puppy....they're just mouthy. :P Crazy how similar his mannerisms seem to be to those of domestic dogs. Granted, they are both canids...but....just crazy seeming. He's adorable. How old was/is he when this was taken?
He's so gorgeous! Such a cute little guy. He's obviously very happy and looks very healthy. If he did not want you near him, he would definitely show signs of aggression and anger. His bites were playful and harmless; if he wanted you gone, there would have been pressure behind the bites. You have taken very good care of him and I commend you on such great work!
so cute lilltle ronron
"Destructive, moody pets" ... the floor telling it all. ;-)
But very cute.
Im gonna cry cuz its so cuuuteeee
RonRon makes me want a pet fox. He's very cute and loves his owner! You've done great with him. Thanks for posting this!
why would these be illegal anywhere? after seeing this, are these animals really that much of a threat to anyone
I love the idea of mercilessly slaughtering hundreds of animals because they occasionally tip over our garbage. How dare they.
Raph K
I know right? How mildly annoying of them!
Sometimes the human race confuses me
thay are hard to take care of they need full dedication
YEAH SAME IS THOUGHT ABOUT SOME HUMANS ALSO, BUT NOT ALL THE HUMANS ARE GOOD AND HARMLESS UNTIL THEY SHOWS THEIR REAL ASPECT.
It's to protect the animals, not the humans. Making them illegal keeps people from neglecting and mistreating a very high maintenance animal and using them as a status symbol.
Such a cute little boy! He's so happy and affectionate. You're so lucky you seem to have such a great friend.
The Fox and human both seem to have strong affection for one another. I do prefer to see fix in the wild but not knowing what circumstances are - was fox a baby and rescued or injured or sick - can't judge. But they do both seem happy
i am not so sure this fox wants to be wild if given an option. Their life in wild is short and MUCH less comfortable. Granted, it is not natural life one fox should have, but this is one incredibly lucky fox!
He's most likely domesticated. Most wild foxes don't wag their tails.
Sierra carpenter i would bet so, domesticated foxes are quite hyper like puppies.
Sierra carpenter I found out the breeder Eric got Ronny from. Ronny is Partially Domesticated. Most american fox breeders who are GOOD breeders who've been at it for a while doing their own selective breeding are at their 10th-15th generation of foxes. Comparing it to this point of the Russian Domestication Experiment, the foxes are responsive towards humans and want affection, but only when they want it. They still are destructive, and can be quite hyper. What some American breeders have found is that having the owners get the kit a week earlier, 3 wks instead of 4wks, and having to bottle feed it for a little bit helps domesticate them more usually.
Eric got ronny A couple weeks later than planned due to a medical issue, so he got ronny at 5 weeks. But ronny is still responsive to Eric and loves Eric.
+Adadave7521 dude.... its Ronron.... not ronny....
How beautiful! You are blessed to have him..
How does one obtain a pet fox? I've always loved foxes
I love all of the adorable noises foxes make when they are excited.
Keeping it in a cage...and its happy to get any kind of attention 1 hour per day...yeah...happy!
how is that different than you being stuck at work for 8-10 hours a day, then stuck in a car? Maybe 3-6 hours free time depending on how much you need to sleep.
It's an animal, no concept of time ( no future concpet of time, just conditioning) , they live in the now. It's not a sentient being, not self aware. The fox is healthy and happy.
*****
sorry, may be you don't understand the term sentient. Dogs have no concept of time. Do some research.
animal cognition researcher William Roberts made some remarkable conclusions regarding animal memories, anticipation and more. He says that animals are "stuck in time" [source: Roberts]. By this he means that, without the sophisticated abilities it takes to perceive time -- like truly forming memories -- animals only live in the present. Roberts thinks animals are "stuck in time" because they can't mentally "time travel" backward and forward. Humans can consciously and willfully think back to specific memories and anticipate events. Animals cannot.
animals.howstuffworks.com/pets/dogs-perceive-time1.htm
this is why hitting a dog with a newspaper if they poo on your rug doesn't work. The dog doesn't associate the 2 acts together as action/reaction. .
the 'cage' is almost a whole room. So stop complaining
Actually he's in a big outdoor habitat now. He's fine.
It is happy. You didn't need to be so obvious.
Oh my lord, what a good little fox! He's such a beauty!
I LOVE your vids! I can tell that you're a really great fox owner, I'm glad Ron lives with ya!
The fox is cute, but this guy's voice gives me the creeps.
Zły Wilk
Zły Wilk
hey man... fuck you
Zły Wilk whoa now... you're offending me too much. you clossed the line.
Zły Wilk
Cursing!? NOT ON MY COMMENT, YOU DON'T!!!
Mark Emhoff
You too. This area is composed of 100% anti-obscenity pixels.
A: "Furfags" are good people. B: Bronies/Pegasisters are good people. C: I am autistic, and a good person. So, Zły Wilk, your argument is invalid.
oooh yeah, "No Boundaries" size 10; gotta luv those Walmart canvas shoes!
Belongs in the wild with his own kind. I love how people project their ideas on to wild animals. He's happy! Really? What, did you have a conversation with him? I think not! It's actually very sad. His happy sound? How the hell do you know? You don't know and you can't know. You'e not a fox!
Neither are you so shut the F up.
he was breed to be a pet... Ever this or he would be in another persons home..it makes no difference, be happy he is in a nice home
shut up
Lol stfu Armchair zoologist
Someone never learned what domestication means...
Dogs were once wolves. Perfectly fine to own a fox if you are going to commit to it.
The fox is giving more interaction in 2 minutes than I got from my Nanday conure bird in 1 day. I loved that bird ( 21 years, passed nearly 2 years ago), but it's much harder than a dog or cat. And destructive too, flying poo everywhere.
Frankly, second guessing a pet owner and not having one yourself is silly guesswork. The fox is clearly bonded to him and they have mutual affection. That's what animal companions are for.
He is simply charming! This is so wonderful!
This is unbelievably sweet--it's obvious you have a wonderful bond with him, and it must be amazing to live with such a beautiful animal.
RIP You awesome thing, good thing Asriel is here.
Awe cute. As long as an animal is truly loved and cared for who cares. Any animal will love you back.
Your a very nice person and you treat your fox very well. I'm glad that you are Ron's Guardian and friend.
beautiful relationship with you and the fox. I love it.
Bitey bitey bitey! My cats do that too......just the way they play! He is too cute!!
That is the cutest thing ive seen in a long time. I hope he has a long happy life and it is clearly obvious that he is showing happiness and isnt afraid at all. My dog does the same routine when we get in and when she was a puppy she makes the "khack khack khack" noises that Ron makes when he is on his back.
Brilliant video, made my day :)
That is the cutest and happiest fox I have ever seen! You are so lucky!
It so reminds me like my own dog in the beginning. Ears back, swishing tail, making noises and really glad to see you. Aww ;p
Looks to me like a very happy, healthy fox. Congrats! He's gorgeous!
You seem to be right on! That combo of the "in" and "out" housing seems to be the winner with foxes!
Pat, on the Sybil's forum, see link on my profile, even built a "tower" that her foxes can climb, a couple "stories" high!
Wonderful! Clearly a very healthy, happy and well looked after fox. He seems to be very content and I'm sure that comes from having a very intelligent and caring owner. Well done! :)
Here here! They are in the Canid family after all! *distant relatives!*
yes, it so totally awesome to see and witness in person!!! once bonded with their human family (may take months!), they long for your touch (as a greeting, then after that, it's Hands Off, unless they request petting), they long for your interaction and pine for attention!
Who said they can't be loving pets??? hmm?
Tell RonRon that he's got a foxy fan out there! He is soooooooo cute!!!!!! I wish I could have a pet fox
you are great people, am glad you are helping all those lush foxes from evil people. wish i had a pet fox. keep up the good work, xxx
I love how he has a giant smile on his face when he sees you! Awesome. :D
Love the little noises!. Adorable.
hehe, that's my baby RonRon! That's his happy sound.
looks like a very happy fox! so nice to see..and obiously so well cared for!X
@zhivana
awww. don't you luv that lovely gesture!!
OMG. ADORABLE!!!!!!!
RonRon looks like Dobby with his ears back and laying on his back xP
You obviously took care of that pet well to like you. Many people in this world just leave the wild pet on their own, but, it needs to learn to LIKE, no, no, LOVE you. If you do not get it attention, it would go crazy, well done raising an adorable pet!
Amazing. I'm still amazed, and I've been watching Ron for months now.
I could see how happy he was on his back, with his eyes closed, with an expression of pure pleasure. My male cat likes to bite me when he gets all excited.
amg. This just is the most adorable fox on the face of the earth. He's so lucky to have you, I can tell you take good care of him.
Ron Ron is so cute and he is really good to bad he passed away
@MrStickman1997
:D just wonderful! words cannot describe!!
He behaves just like a dog, and a beautiful one:) so cute....
My old dog used to put her front leg/paw on top of my arm when I pet her too! Great video.
Hey little fox, we want to see more of you. We do Ron Ron Ron, we do Ron Ron. ☺
You're pet fox, Ron is beyond adorable. x3 And I can see he tends to get messy with all his playing around.
I too happen to own a red fox, his name is Vincent AKA Vinny.
Ik everyones tAlking about how cute ron ron is but awww its so cute how much his owner loves him
I'm a 14 year old girl had pets my whole life I can't think of a time when I didnt. I live in arkansas as well and I grew up on a farm. The beautiful foxes would come right up to me on my porch. I want one now more than ever.
what a cute, beautiful fox. im sure you're quite happy and so is ron!
Good Gawds he's just so friggin' CUTE! I can't stop watching him...!
that is my 'baby' Ron the fox!! those are his 'happy' noises, like a cat purring sorta.
Aww, how cute. Gizmo does the same mouthing thing on me when I play with him.
I'm jealous of how calm Ron is--Gizmo's greetings generally involve a lot more noise and running in circles and him trying to climb me.
I think you've got the same kind of crate for Ron that we have as a night crate for Gizmo. :)
this reminds me of the fox and the hound, only without the sadness. lol really beautiful animal. =)
@1MisterAaron lol
Pet foxes in general, get really happy and excited when you 'come home' from work or school, or just after being 'away' for an hour or two!! It's like they say I MISSED YOU SO MUCH, I LOVE YOU!!!
I dying that how cute he is 😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😲😲😲😲😲😲😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘
me to
armhel navidad Too*