@rufustheduck but we rarely get close enough to suffer it 
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The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies -
The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their belliesMy dogs don't stink! They smell like chicken soup. No kidding.
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The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies@Axomamma actually, I've seen the same program several times. They were not only successful in changing behavior - though they were trying to make it easier to breed foxes for fur, which is terrible - but they found that the non-aggressive behavior they selected for was genetically linked to other traits, so the tamer foxes they got by the 3rd generation also had different coat colors and different vocalization from wild foxes. It was amazing. The coat color changes may have made them less desirable as fur animals, though.
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The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies@rufustheduck @BackFromTheDud also, apparently they stink (if living indoors)
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Some ill-fated deaths are accompanied by dark omens.'n#Germany #folktale #folklore #bird https://www.patreon.com/posts/great-flocks-124532538@juergen_hubert
Interesting: animals that have long associated with humans are often very attuned to the (sometimes unconscious) anxiety level of a person near to them. That goes for horses, and perhaps crows...unless the crows were sympathizing with the horses!