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I haven't read the whole thread and just glanced at the pictures but I have to say, that is a funny looking dog.
Fox came into parents house
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Caporegime
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Are you now talking about the forum member or the animal?
OUT OF THE WAY! *beeps horn*
In the bin.
Probably hiding under the decking in the garden, can't see it though..
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Do you still have a face?
We get lot's of crows and magpies come down our Chimney into the living room. Leaving a lot of **** and blood everywhere.
Not a nice sight! Flying around the room crapping everywhere.
Last time it broke it's wing, we caught it under a plastic bin you put washing in, left it there for a few hours then put it in the garden, it couldn't fly away so it died in the next few hours. Was kinda interesting and funny but a bit sad as it just died as it couldn't fly away.
Fully star out swearing.
Not a nice sight! Flying around the room crapping everywhere.
Last time it broke it's wing, we caught it under a plastic bin you put washing in, left it there for a few hours then put it in the garden, it couldn't fly away so it died in the next few hours. Was kinda interesting and funny but a bit sad as it just died as it couldn't fly away.
Fully star out swearing.
In the Thames?
Why would anyone give two hoots about a wild animal living in the wild?
Urban foxes, at least in London, do seem to be getting a lot tamer, but I'd imagine that's the influence of how people behave with them more than anything, not too hard to imagine that people would throw scraps or similar to them if they've seen them.
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Don't they have grates or grilles for things like that?