>>463255Actually coyotes can be domesticated in one generation, if you raise it as a puppy it is basically just a dog unless it is one of the gigantic wolf hybrids you get in Maine/Canada in which case it is kinda dangerous around strangers. All canids can be raised as pets without further domestication, foxes don't even need that. There is a family of them that lives in the back lot of the hardware store up in Jackman Maine, every spring one of them puts out a litter of kits. If you want to make friends with one of the adults you just walk up to one of their kids and throw them a hotdog, the parents immediately run up and try to get one as soon as they see the kits eating one.
Pic related, he'd be eating out of my hand if i had a hotdog. I've had one just walk up to me and rub up against my foot, it is a odd experience. You glance down at this red fluffy thing and think "hey that is a really weird looking cat" then your brain realizes it isn't a cat and you need a few seconds to mentally process "Fox" before your brain figures out what it is.
