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1. Aug 19,  · Dogs that look like foxes come in a variety of sizes and colors. You can get a smaller breed, like a Long-Haired Chihuahua or a Volpino Italiano, or a bigger one, like Occupation: Freelance Assistant Editor.

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2. While it's common knowledge that you should never let your dog hang out with a wild animal, sometimes your dog can catch certain diseases just from being in the same areas as a fox. The most common conditions that foxes can spread to your dog include toxocariasis, mange, and infections from their bites.

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3. Jan 23,  · Dog That Looks Like A Fox Source. Have you heard of Mya, the dog that looks like a fox? Buzzfeed first broke the story, and since then, there’s been a wave of people looking for dogs that look like foxes. And who can blame them? Mya the fox dog is TOO CUTE. Mya the fox-dog is actually a cross between a Pomeranian and a Husky (known as a Pomsky).

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4. The genetics of the mischievous fox is still up for debate, but genetically speaking, foxes have more in common with dogs. But they still have many feline-like features. Foxes hunt like cats, eat the same prey, have similar eyes and even have a set of retractable claws. While these 10 dog breeds may not have retractable claws, they look just.

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5. Sep 08,  · They resemble each other so much that, sometimes, you may be misled. Having a tamed fox isn’t possible. But, it is possible to have a dog that looks an awful lot like a little fox! The following are the top 11 dogs that typically resemble foxes and wolves. Let’s check them out! 1. The Finnish Spitz.

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6. Apr 01,  · Technically, the fox is also a member of the Canidae family. Because of this, many dogs look similar to foxes and have similar physical traits. If you are looking for dogs that look like a fox, there are a number of fox-like dogs that you can choose from. Since foxes are not particularly reliable pets, dogs are a good alternative to them. 1.

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7. Nov 10,  · Some differences between dogs and foxes: Dogs live longer than foxes, the life expectancy in smaller dogs is approximately years while it’s for large dogs. The life expectancy in red foxes is years. While dogs can be easily trained and can learn a wide range of commands, foxes are very difficult to train.

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8. The ‘Little Dog Fox’ is something of an outsider of the group. He’s the runt of the litter and gets bullied by the other foxes, and has even lost a small part of his ear (presumably in one of the many fights he gets into). He gives as good as he gets, screams and rushes at the other foxes.

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9. Jan 23, - Looking for foxy dog breeds? These are some of our favorite fox dogs!. See more ideas about Dog breeds, Fox dog, Dogs pins.

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