Get all vaccinations Approved by the National Center, ownership is transferred after purchase Comes with a microchip Feeding / Dry food + boiled eggs + boiled chicken Ideas for creating an ideal environment for it inside the house A sand digging box that stimulates its instincts. Interactive tunnels and toys for movement and exploration. A dark, quiet place to sleep, like a small enclosed house. Continuous monitoring for social interaction, and it is not recommended to leave it alone for long periods. Does the fennec need to mate? It does not need to mate to stay healthy, as it can live alone if a suitable environment and sufficient social interaction are provided. In the wild, it lives in groups and mates once a year, but in captivity, it can adapt to living alone. The fennec is considered the only type of fox that can be kept as a pet, and it can be kept in ways similar to keeping dogs and cats. The number of fennec breeders and lovers has increased in some countries like the United States, where there is now a considerable number of owners who breed these animals. The domesticated fennec is very friendly towards strangers and other pets in the house as it is the most sociable among foxes, but it remains very active and therefore needs to expend its energy, making it very playful, which may lead to exhausting other animals in the house that it plays with. It is trainable to use a cat's litter box.