Bruh

True

That why life is hard is ez to do mistake but not to fix it..

Exposing your genitalia in a water/dishsoap/fox poop stew however is not very clever.

@@unirod23 well I guess she had no option ... That's how the life of a pet owner is 😜

@@ArcticVulpez I think they meant that she was submerged in the water, not that she was naked. Any germs can soak through the fabric of her clothing potentially.

Blockie Shamburger bruh I was just there last night

@@ArcticVulpez What makes you say that? Did the word "genitalia" prompt this comment? I didn't realize people would read my comment like that. genitalia = porn, I wasn't aware.

Froilan James i think that ones a marble fox (might be wrong tho lol) they are bred mostly for their fur on fur farms and stuff, its really sad

@@NO-uc8xw I bet you want to say Chocolate Marble 😆

Oreo

This comment section was surprisingly wholesome, I was expecting r/cursedcomments material.

@@marghem2122 lol with vanilla😂

depends on the dog.

"his month so close to my face" hmm... A dog is on it's "month"... and it's a male... and close to your face. I'm getting weird images

I'm your 500th liker here & bye.

😊😍🙋‍♀️🐶

Brain Strain she’s the animal queen

I FRIGGIN agree

Satan's Wife, I know right

@@Robin_DoesArt too bad foxes don't do well in Hell, now I got no pets to keep me company for the next centuries

Satan's Wife, oh...

@@satanswife2546 Don't you have your hellhounds though?

underrated comment.

Tom that’s random

Can't believe there is stil someone use this joke

Haha sooo true 👍🏻

You forgot one: Smell? Pig

Not really my cats go into attack mode.

John Doe actually those foxes are domesticated and not wild animals

John Doe no, because those would be tamed wolves not domesticated, there’s a difference, dumbass

John Doe and also, people don’t normally keep wolves as pets, but they do keep foxes as pets, there’s even a place in Siberia where they breed them for domestication, they’re not wild animals because they’ve had all their wild traits bread out of them and wouldn’t survive out in the wild

John Doe not tamed domesticated, dom-es-ti-ca-ted, a tamed animal is a wild animal that has been socialized to be around humans but still has a lot of wild traits, a domesticated animal is an animal that has had most or all of it’s wild traits bread out of them through GENERATIONS of selective breeding, a TAMED wolf could probably still survive out in the wild, but a DOMESTICATED dog probably couldn’t survive in the wild

i think you were look for another word lol

my cat likes to watch saveafox videos with me but he sort of just chills haha

There mostly expensive because there mostly hard to catch and I would love to have one

@@ashphoenix5586 well you can adopt them from save a fox

@@aiurhurtado8369 really?

"I will allow this but I remain suspicious"

Thank you!! I can't believe ignorant people freaking out as if poop / pee or whatever doesn't wash out in the wash!! 🙄😩

As someone who works as a nurse, people are so coddled these days. Have a heart attack at the sight of a poo smear. Living beings stink, that's just how it is.

If people can’t put up with poop and pre then they really have no place having an animal. Remember the book everyone poops? Applies to animals too! Just wait until you have to cut poop out of a long haired dogs fur because they got sick.

@@jewelhaines8842 Has less to do with ignorant. Try to clean if male dogs or cats spray on your bed. You can wash it 10 times and it will still smell, furthermore the animal will always pee again on this spot. Talking mainly about males, females are not "that bad" when it comes to it. Panic too much isnt good but talking like its nothing is also bad, especially talking about carpet/bed/other fabrics

@@glasperle77 I suppose you DO have a point!! It IS true about Animals marking their scent.😊

Rachana he.

I find that while older or show pets get used to bath time, even "OMG water!" cats love to be towel dried afterwards. Older pets have given us so much love I feel that we owe them care when they're infirm. It's a small price to pay.

So true. I'm going through that with my 18 year old Siamese mix. Can't give up on him. He went from no maintenance to high in the last few years. He still has quality of life though so I won't give up on him. I took him in not to give up on him just because he is old with elderly issues.

My name is a 🦊 name

Better than my cat for sure....

I watched my older sister and grandma bathe her cats and one,simba,was screaming like a psycho and his sister,Chilly,was hissing, yelling and scratching them Once they got dryed off,they were angry them

dredvax lmfaooo...

It is one thing when you are a animal lover, a totally different thing when you lay in bed with an animal with full of shit in its fur. Some people are just nasty!

Disgusting! That's why I don't own a pet, how could you just be comfortable sleeping in your bed when there's poop everywhere? I don't understand people especially animal lovers.

@@MrUNCLESAM84 they don't necessarily poop everywhere if you train your pet correctly. Plus if they get dirty, you can just clean them before they're allowed to roam everywhere that you may come into contact with.

@@dredvax I do know that but I don't have the time nor the patience to train an animal plus no matter how clean they are I will never accept the idea that they can get on the furniture or my bed. My wife wants to rescue a dog so I told her you better consider an outdoor dog because I will never be okay with an animal sleeping between us, we're human beings and they're animals so they'll never sleep in my bed or sit on my couch, if you're okay with these terms then we'll rescue that pitbull but if not then let them put him down I'm not going to allow that to happen in my house.

​@BosnianGanjaFarmer I hate to burst your bubble but there is no such thing as a domesticated fox. In the instance of the fox...that is an advertising term, not a biological classification. Sort of like the term Xerox was a brand name that was misused more often than not. Geneticist, have recently made great strides in the discovery of a series of genetic mutations found, in among others, domestic dogs, but not wolves. The first clinical trials will be on the North American raccoon. No plans that I am aware of, at this time, for the fox.

@BosnianGanjaFarmer "Bust your bubble," is just and idiom, a figurative, and in this case intended as jocular. No offence intended.

@@servicarrider yes he's not domesticated fox but he is also not wild, wild would be living out in the wild, hunting, mating, not trusting humans and stuff like that but he is an indoor fox, he is most likely fixed and likes humans. Being wild and being a fox that lives indoors is two very different things.

​@@lumpyspaceprincess2 Maybe it's a question of semantics or perhaps you have anthropomorphized your argument, just a touch. Lets say he's displaced. Sorry, but there really is no environmental element to it. It is not fortuitous, it is by design, that is to say genetic. Hence, your argument, in my view, has no validity. The descriptor's you're looking for are habituated and captive. That is not to say that it is a bad thing, necessarily. An intelligent adaptive animal such as a fox, raccoon, or even a coyote, properly mentally stimulated with good diet and exercise, can and do happily live in captivity many times their natural lifespan in the wild. Which is a positive because many of these animals can never be returned to the wild, lacking the requisite survival skills. However, if you let them outside on their own to go to the bathroom, left to their own devices, it;s highly probable that you'll never see them again because, after all, they are wild animals. By way of example...check out "Tito The Raccoon" on KZfaq. There are also channels featuring habituated animals that, either live or are allowed inside for extensive periods of time, such as fox, raccoon, deer, chimpanzees, American bison, hippopotamus, and dangerous snakes paired with children. Whatever the species they are wild and will remain, ever so. They are oftentimes destructive, normally don't take well to house breaking, and depending on the species, can be extremely dangerous.

@@servicarrider Can you speak in Layman's terms? I'm want to know what you're trying to get across, but it's not really working.

It may seem like that at first. It foxes really aren't much like dogs. I volunteer at this Rescue weekly, sometimes multiple times. Foxes have their very own behaviors.

There are cats and then there are dogs and then their are foxes, it's like comparing apples oranges and lemons all are fruit but they have their special qualities which makes them unique.

Actually, foxes and cats have a lot in common too. Foxes don't have that pack instinct so defining of wolves and dogs. They're more solitary hunters like cats, and that makes a big difference in how they relate to humans.

I thinks foxer are a mix of dogs and cats lol

Faith The dog lover no, not really

Foxes are dogs but very distant cousins I'd assume.

@Gyro Zeppeli oh my fucking god its a joke... Shut upp

Thanks! I found it surprisingly hard to find

She would have gotten more views in a bathing suit...for the foxes, of course.

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@Sean mckell pieces* of shit. We are legion We are plural Lol and we are pieces of shit

Chihuahua* hehe

@@fiercecheese1003 lol, I can't spell

@@MarkRuslinzski XD

@@fiercecheese1003 I subscribed to ya to cause I love cat's to

@@MarkRuslinzski Awww thankyou!

I have some really mean Siamese cats but I gave them a bath before for being too messy after the vet. They would claw the vets face off if they could but will not do anything to me giving it a bath.