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    2. SpectorCorp on

      Had 2 in my back garden for almost all of covid. I would take as many photos as possible and throw some scraps out the window, stealthily, as even seeing me through the window got them alert. I say it’s a good omen OP.

    5. Swishy_Swashy_Swoo on

      Leave some food out for it, it’ll do you no harm

    8. cavedave on

      Do not let them service your gas boiler. I let one in not realising it wasn’t registered.

      Next thing you know I am on the hook for a grand. And he has moved his whole family in in lew of payment.

    10. beetus_gerulaitis on

      If children’s stories taught me anything, you’re supposed to set up a little miniature tea table with linens and china, teas and pastries, and then invite a badger, and maybe a miniature pig?

    11. CrypticNebular on

      Say hello and leave them alone. It’s their house now.
      They won’t cause any problems and help keep rodents down!

      Don’t feed them or attempt to turn them into pets though. They’re wild animals and very capable of looking after themselves, unlike dogs and domestic cats.

    13. --0___0--- on

      Studies seem to suggest foxes are trying to domesticate themselves.

    14. Naval_fluff on

      Had up to 3 visit where I used to live. No food went into the bin.

    15. SoftDrinkReddit on

      What do you do ?

      Nothing leave him relaxing on the grass dont feed him don’t throw a stick at him what he’s doing right now is fine

    17. pippers87 on

      Absolutely nothing, you wont have to worry about mice. Some people will feed them, some foxes will love that and let you rub them.

      All in all they will do you no harm, you better post more pictures as the relationship develops.

    21. ConeinMyCannon on

      All I’ll say is, I’ve woken up to much worse things in my back garden.

    24. Theobane on

      You don’t need to do anything, I have foxs in my garden all the time (I occasionally post images here of them). They will keep to themselves and won’t be a problem.

      Only problem you WILL have is if you have a dog as then he/she will find the fox piss or shit and roll around in it, and that is a pungent smell.

    26. thats_pure_cat_hai on

      Leave him alone and let him live his life.

      I’ve a ‘friend’ who does hunting, and he and his group absolutely torment foxes. Any sight of them, the guns will be out. He used to post pictures of poor dead foxes they’d killed to the whatsapp group before being kicked out because of it.

    28. Interesting-Sort-150 on

      Make sure they cant get at your bins. Other than that, you do nothing.

    29. micar11 on

      I’ve a few foxes who sleep under the hedge in my garden.

      Came home one day last year and 3 of them were playing in the back garden.

      I actually love seeing them.

    31. Emily_Simonet on

      Looks like one of those crack foxes. Don’t get emotionally involved.

    38. High_Flyer87 on

      Leave him do his thing. We have lots of them around, lovely to look at and harmless.

    39. asdrunkasdrunkcanbe on

      Get yourself a cheap spade with a metal handle that you leave out in the back garden all the time. Whenever you’re out in the back garden, do a quick scout around for fox shit, use the spade to pick it up.

      If you don’t have kids or other animals, just throw the shit into the hedge. If you do have kids, stick it in the brown bin. That stuff *reeks* and is impossible to get off your shoes.

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