They have silky, long coats ranging from reddish cream to almost white, bushy tails with white undersides and black ends. Baby-proof your home to prevent foxes from tearing apart due to their high-energy, nocturnal nature. These gregarious creatures require a way to release their boundless energy and are vigilant, highly aware of their environment.

  Fennecs are active and speedy infants who dislike being held or cared for and prefer to play. Most fennecs let their owners pick them up, but they don't seem to like it. They're not the best animal for watching TV with, as they prefer watching them play.

Fennecs, as pets, are generally free-spirited and live in groups in the wild. They enjoy playing alone and occasionally play games with their owners. Most pet fennecs let people know they have them, but they don't generally enjoy caring for them.

Fennecs are alert, quick to flee if frightened, and may nibble if enraged. Most prefer trip over combat, and unneutered males may urinate all over their territory, including inside homes.

  Fennecs, often loud and vocalizing their emotions, may not be suitable for calm pets. They can live with other family pets, especially dogs and cats of similar size. Early exposure can help them coexist peacefully with other animals, similar to how humans do with family members.

The text encourages the owner to invest significant effort and energy in maintaining their fennec, a swift, active, and agile animal that can adapt to their human schedule and may be trained to walk on a rope to release energy daily.