Two Foxes Chose The Woman’s Garden As A Spot For Playing

because two foxes make her stay up and watch

The two foxes have been visiting Trisha’s

Trisha and her dog Mazzy live in the United Kingdom. Trisha says that Mazzy has a habit of getting afraid of small things. His previous family abandoned him, and that most likely had a huge impact on his personality. That was why when Trisha saw him shivering on the couch one night, she did not get surprised. Trisha thought he probably got nervous because of the sounds of the wind. Two foxes

But the pattern continued the next day too, so Trisha went to the window to see if there was something unusual going on in their garden. To her surprise, she spotted a wild fox there. And she was not just walking around. She was playing. At first, she played with the branches of the trees, then she lay on the ground and started to roll over, and finally, she discovered Mazzy’s toys, which caught her attention right away.

She was so playful, curious, and active, just like a kitten. Trisha named her Foxy Lady.

The next night, Trisha realized that Foxy Lady had a friend, who joined her in the games in their garden. She named him Shorttail. Trisha could see that he had a little bit of a different personality. He was playful as well, but was more interested in toys, while Foxy Lady was all about jumping in the grass and rolling over on the ground.

The two foxes have been visiting Trisha’s garden every single night for a while now. Trisha jokingly says that she has become nocturnal as well because the foxes make her stay up and watch them play. They are truly so entertaining. Mazzy likes to watch them too. Once he hears their noises, he goes right to the windows, opens the curtains, and stares at them.

Trisha thinks Mazzy probably wants to go join the fun, but he does not have the courage. However this time, it might be for the better. Who knows how two foxes will react to the tiny dog?

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Andrea Parss is a writer at Animal Club where her primary focus is on anthrozoology, conservation, human-animal relationships. Andrea has been writing and researching animals for over ten years and has decades of hands-on experience working with a variety of different animals.

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