Mature foxes weight approximately 12-15 lbs. Most cats are also around that weight. Cats also come with “murder mitts” aka clawed paws as standard equipment, so foxes leave them alone.
One summer there was a gray fox in my neighborhood that used to follow me while I was walking my dogs (just through one part of the neighborhood). My cat would also follow me, and the first time I saw the fox I thought it was my cat, until I realized the cat was farther away! . (He followed us whether my cat was with us or not!) My male cat did not seem at all threatened by him, but they were the same size. My female was a little more intimidated, but everything intimidated her! Mind you, my dogs were 100 lbs each, so it always seemed strange to me that a fox would follow them!
Cminuscomics&stories Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Why doesn’t the fox eat the cat?
Grace Premium Member almost 3 years ago
And now we know, finally, what the fox says…
jagedlo almost 3 years ago
So is this going to be a “fox fear” arc?
ajr58(1) almost 3 years ago
Cats are tougher than that. https://youtu.be/6Wj3el9Ovz4
Dk1989 almost 3 years ago
Mature foxes weight approximately 12-15 lbs. Most cats are also around that weight. Cats also come with “murder mitts” aka clawed paws as standard equipment, so foxes leave them alone.
Sir Ruddy Blighter, Jr. almost 3 years ago
“Peekaboo, you idiot! When you said he was ‘a fox’ yesterday, we thought you meant a good-looking cat!”
Nuke Road Warrior almost 3 years ago
A cat on the ground is worth three in the tree.
coltish1 almost 3 years ago
Wouldn’t an exotic name like Anton make him more appealing?
aimlesscruzr almost 3 years ago
Oh come on guys, foxes are really just cat software running on dog hardware…
La Gata Loca almost 3 years ago
I always assumed my cats were on a first name basis with the local foxes. Of course, our gray foxes were no bigger than the cats, so not much threat.
La Gata Loca almost 3 years ago
One summer there was a gray fox in my neighborhood that used to follow me while I was walking my dogs (just through one part of the neighborhood). My cat would also follow me, and the first time I saw the fox I thought it was my cat, until I realized the cat was farther away! . (He followed us whether my cat was with us or not!) My male cat did not seem at all threatened by him, but they were the same size. My female was a little more intimidated, but everything intimidated her! Mind you, my dogs were 100 lbs each, so it always seemed strange to me that a fox would follow them!