Marble Fox Pups For Sale

Died 2015 silver pup flash.

Marble fox pups for sale.

Our babies do not come de clawed or de fanged. Our fox kits are fed a combination of earth born dog food which is a high quality holistic dog food and raw meat such as chicken liver chicken gizzard turkey etc. It was the result of a genetic mutation or color phase when breeding together a red fox and an arctic fox. This state is highly unusual in its permitting of all fox species including those that have been captured from the wild.

This coloration of the fur is not something that is natural but rather something that was created through human intervention being the offspring of the red and silver fox combination. Pearl and marble fox pups available. The pups will be eating solid food and will have begun the litt. They are ready to go to their forever homes.

Marble fox as a pet. Marble dash silver sparkle. All red fox tend to be about 5 15 pounds when fully grown. The parents are all tame fed a diverse diet played with daily in extremely clean pens and are up to date on all medications.

We have fennec foxes for sale in texas and can arrange transportation for out of state homes. This causes confusion because everyone refers to all red fox color variations as simply red fox. Red fox are omnivores eating fruits berries small mammals birds and grass. The most common are silver fox red fox cross fox arctic marbles dakota golds white marks sun glows ambers and cinnamons burgundy.

Red fox pups for 360 born and will be release in 2 weeks. Each baby comes with feeding supplies and a sample of food. Female silver fox kirby male silver fox hugo hugo hugo and kirby. Rhett butler scarlet and vixie.

Marble fox for sale the marble fox or arctic marble fox is an interesting breed of fox and not just because of the coat. They are handled daily and parents on site. As far as marble foxes being a good pet to have let s look at the information already provided above along with the breed of this type of animal. According to the fur commission usa the first arctic marble fox was reportedly born from a silver fox litter in norway in 1945 at the farm of a man named sverre omber.

The breed is a mix of the original red fox and the silver fox both having wild like characteristics.