. L'animal livre. Animaux domestiques. La Fox et est l'rascally ARING fox comme animal de compagnie, et compte tenu de sa rascality il a besoin d'une attention particulière et des soins. De nombreux pays d'un garçon qui a gardé sa ?animal fox soigneusement enchaînés à un ken- nel s'est demandé comment il a réussi à capturer un poulet si souvent. Mais, après avoir étudié les ruses de son animal, il se demande plus hesawit ; pour les poulets d'appâts délibérément semble-t-il avec les restes de son repas, pendant ce temps faire semblant d'être endormi, quelques imtil biddy téméraire est entrée dans le rayon de sa chaîne. Le renard vit dans un terrier ou terrier, souvent la sélection d'une marmotte d'enfouir, ou

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. The pet book. Pets. THE FOX ARING and rascally is the fox as a pet, and on account of its rascality it needs especial attention and care. Many a country boy who kept his ?pet fox carefully chained to a ken- nel wondered how it managed to capture a chicken so often. But, after he had studied the wiles of his pet, he wondered no longer; for hesawit apparently deliberately bait the chickens with the remnants of its meal, meanwhile pretending to be fast asleep, imtil some reckless biddy came within the radius of its chain. The fox lives in a den or burrow, often selecting a woodchuck burrow, or making one for itself. I once saw a fox home that was in a rather deep cave beneath the roots of a stump. The mother fox usually selects some open place for a den for her litter; often an open field or side hill is chosen for this. The den is carpeted with grass, and is a very comfortable place for the fox cubs. The den of the father fox is usually near by. The fox is an industrious hunter of meadow mice, rabbits, woodchucks, frogs, snakes, grasshoppers and birds and their eggs. It has a bad reputation with the farmer because of its attacks on poultry. It not only raids hen-roosts, but catches many fowls that are wandering through the fields after food. It carries a heavy bird, like a goose, in an interesting manner, by slinging it over its shoulder, and holding the head in its mouth to steady the burden. 19. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Comstock, Anna Botsford, 1854-1930; Lord, Henry B. ins; Wright, Albert Hazen, 1879-1970 ins; Comstock, Anna Botsford, 1854-1930. ins. Ithaca, N. Y. : Comstock

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