Stunned Pet Owner Of A Wonderful £140 'Puppy' Finds Out Her Pet Is Actually A Fox!

May 10, 2018

Ms. Wang is Chinese woman who was so happy to welcome the fox-like dog that she spent £140 to buy a wonderful Japanese spitz. However, when her miraculous 'puppy' has started to grow a fluffy, incredibly long tail after reaching the third month of living, the woman understood something was wrong.

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Turned out, the 'pooch' Ms. Wang has been raising for almost a year is actually a fox!

Chinese media reported the woman noticed that her 'dog' never barked and his tail was getting longer and thicker than that of a normal dog.

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Eventually, an employee from a local zoo revealed that Ms. Wang's 'Japanese spitz' was actually a domesticated fox. That was the point all the problems were coming from.

In the interview with Shanxi Network Television, Ms. Wang told that she bought what was said to be a 'puppy' in a pet shop last year, in July.

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She fed the 'pet dog' chicken breasts, fruit, and dog food. However, when her long-tailed pooch reached three months, it refused from eating dog food.

Before Ms. Wang discovered the truth, she said other dog owners walking with their pets in the park told her that her animal resembled a fox! What's more, it scared all other pets, so Mx. Wang needed to walk it with a leash.

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When the woman took her pooch to Taiyuan Zoo, Sun Letian - animal epidemic prevention expert - confirmed her fears. This miraculous pet was a fox!

Measuring 12 inches (30 centimeters) long, the white-coated pet is expected to grow even bigger. Ms. Wang decided to leave her fox in the zoo, where the animal can receive better living conditions and more suitable nutrition.

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Zoo worker said that the fox will be living in a quarantine zone for 1 month, as health checkups need to be done during this period.

After 1 month in the quarantine zone, the white-coated fox will join its friends in the fox enclosure. Fortunately, Ms. Wang can visit her four-legged pet when she misses it.