Foxes have been raised to recognize their owners since childhood, but foxes are timid by nature and are wary of everything around them. If you want a fox to recognize its owner, you need to take careful care of it so that it can relax its vigilance. Breeders raise foxes from an early age and train them to a certain extent, so that the fox can become familiar with its owner and avoid biting people when it grows up.

How to train a fox to recognize its owner

1. Foxes need to be raised from an early age. 40 days to three months is the critical period for foxes to recognize their owners. Pay attention to 1-2 people as much as possible Feed, otherwise the fox will give up on recognizing its owner;

2. Don’t be afraid of the little fox, hug it directly, and force it to hug and masturbate for an hour every day to let it get used to your taste. The fox will easily compromise;

3. You can give the fox a name and call it by name when feeding to strengthen memory and form conditioned reflexes.