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jeepers! that's unbelievable! (well it is to me). You don't get to see that every day of the week.

Really good moment captured there.... what happened next?
 
This is what happen next

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= Friends...that fox is now my regular...he come for a visit once every few weekends
 
Nice capture.

Good job it wasn't my dogs that Mr Fox met.
 
dinners said:
Nice capture.

Good job it wasn't my dogs that Mr Fox met.
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Or mine - she killed the last one that got into the chicken run and also saved our cockerel a couple of weeks ago when a fox was running off with it, although he was putting up a pretty good fight - the fox survived this time as it managed to get out through a hole that she couldn't.

Nice pictures though although I would be tempted to shoot it with something other than a camera if I had the equipment
 
sthwild said:
exactly. rabies for example is quite common. lucky dog I've got to say.
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Very unlikely, there have been no reports of rabies in the uk for over 15 yrs.

Most foxes will have fleas, but not a prob if your dogs is treated regularly.
 
sthwild said:
exactly. rabies for example is quite common. lucky dog I've got to say.
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Are you sure? I don't think rabies has ever been found in a British fox.

Lovely shots!
 
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Kerioak said:
Nice pictures though although I would be tempted to shoot it with something other than a camera if I had the equipment
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Ah, there's an attitude that's 100 years out of date!!! Not a Peak District farmer are you?
 
Kerioak said:
Or mine - she killed the last one that got into the chicken run and also saved our cockerel a couple of weeks ago when a fox was running off with it, although he was putting up a pretty good fight - the fox survived this time as it managed to get out through a hole that she couldn't.

Nice pictures though although I would be tempted to shoot it with something other than a camera if I had the equipment
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:agree: After I had taken pictures of it though :D
 
Somelier said:
In the UK? Utter RUBBISH
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Since 1946 there have only been 24 cases of rabies in the UK. All were imported through people getting the disease abroad except one. The one was from a bite from an infected bat in a Dundee laboratory - the victim died.

Rabies in the UK - exceptionally rare in the animal population.
 
A fantastic moment in time.
Regards
Paul.

I believe its Sarcoptic Mange that can be contracted by dogs from Fox's.
However the Fox in the shot looks healthy to me.
 
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I think the fox is wondering if it could take the dog:) let's be honest; had it been a small poodle or something - it may have been dinner
 
Great shot!

Unfortunately my dog is naturally bred to tear a fox to shreds which is a shame because I like foxes!

(y)
 
I take my little scruffy terrier for a last walk around the streets every night at about midnight and we always see at least two or three foxes. The silly little chap thinks it is an absolute outrage and wants nothing more than to chase them off. He just doesn't seem to realise that he's only slightly bigger than a chihuahua and would get ripped to shreds in a heartbeat if he ever got off the lead.

I liked foxes too until one killed all our chickens in broad daylight just for fun. Not quite so keen now.
 
This didn't look real to me until I looked at the second image right pals right time well done
 
Great capture (y) and I would see about getting a paper to print that, well worth a few quid imo (y)
 
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