Perros y Zorros pueden ser muy buenos amigos

Publicado jueves 26 mayo, 2016 por Mascotas Blog

Juniper es una simpática zorra que se hizo famosa en redes sociales por confundir una cama blanca con la fría y común para ella, nieve. Ahora esta exótica mascota volvió a remecer su Intagram a aparecer con su nuevo amigo.

Se trata de un simpático perro llamado Moose, el que fue rescatado a la misma corta edad que Juniper llegó a vivir con sus padres adoptivos, quienes los unieron y ahora pasar el día jugando como si fueran los mejores amigos.

A continuación podrás ver algunas imágenes que demuestran la linda amistad entre Juniper y este simpático perro mezcla de pastor australiano que disfruta el tiempo cuidando a su amiga y familia.

"I put my butt on him, now he's mine" •Foxes like to sit on or put their butts on things they think they own. So here's a mildly annoyed Moose and a super excited Juniper. #boyfriendmoose

Una foto publicada por J U N I P E R (@juniperfoxx) el 16 de May de 2016 a la(s) 7:08 PDT

Squad up 👅

Una foto publicada por J U N I P E R (@juniperfoxx) el 11 de May de 2016 a la(s) 10:23 PDT

Cuddle sesh?

Una foto publicada por J U N I P E R (@juniperfoxx) el 7 de May de 2016 a la(s) 9:56 PDT

🌿Other Animals ft. Daisy the Beagle🌿 It's Thursday! So it's time for our weekly educational post! I regularly get a lot of concerned comments and messages about Juniper being on a leash while we're outside. Here's one of the reasons why we say it's for her safety! Juniper LOVES dogs, but most dogs do not love Juniper. In fact, most dogs become stressed and uncomfortable around foxes. Why? Foxes have a different body language than dogs. As you can see in the video Daisy is fine with Juniper while she's crouching and wagging her tail. This is something puppies do to show submission and dogs get that! However, you can also see that Juniper makes a lot of direct eye contact. All dogs find this uncomfortable and you can see that Daisy continually tries to look away. Thirdly, when foxes play they like to jump at each other, mouths open, ears back. Dogs see this as dominance or a threat, which is why Daisy let Juniper know "hey, I don't like this" and walked away. You may also notice that Juni does not take no for an answer and continually insists on playing, which can also be pretty stressful for an unsure dog. Daisy is one of my parent's dogs, Juniper has visited with Daisy since she was small and even though Juniper grew up around Daisy, Daisy is still uncomfortable with her. Juniper is leashed when we're out because if she were to run up to a dog that didn't know her, it would most likely end poorly. ✨Update on Olive coming soon! For all of our informational post click here 👉🏼#livingwithjuni

Un vídeo publicado por J U N I P E R (@juniperfoxx) el 5 de May de 2016 a la(s) 12:39 PDT

When you think you're hilarious, but your friends are just like 😒😂

Una foto publicada por J U N I P E R (@juniperfoxx) el 22 de Abr de 2016 a la(s) 11:04 PDT

🎉🎈Party Time! Don't forget you can add us on snapchat for cute videos (juniperfoxx) • Fun Facts about Moose: We think Moose is an Australian Shepherd, Malamute mix. He's a rescue and no one ever saw what his father looked like. His full name is Moosifer, he was really obnoxious as a puppy and whenever I had to be stern with him this was just the first thing that would come out of my mouth. It eventually stuck and he's still called Moosifer whenever he needs to get his act together. #dogbirthday

Una foto publicada por J U N I P E R (@juniperfoxx) el 20 de Abr de 2016 a la(s) 2:22 PDT