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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Rosie the fox coming out of her underground earth (den) to meet her friend Maddy the terrier. In the snow, near Corwen, north Wales.
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These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Close up of Rosie the fox, relaxing after playing with snow balls. Near Corwen, north Wales.
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These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Rosie the fox, shaking snow off of her coat after playing with snow balls.
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These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Rosie the fox about to catch a snow ball. Near Corwen, north Wales.
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These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Rosie, the rescue 6 year old fox with snow on her face after playing with snow balls. Near Corwen, north Wales.
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STORY COPY:
These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Rosie the fox coming out of her underground earth (den) to meet her friend Maddy the terrier. In the snow, near Corwen, north Wales.
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STORY COPY:
These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Tierfreundschaft: Fuchs und Terrier
PICTURE SHOWS: Rosie the fox coming out of her underground earth (den) to meet her friend Maddy the terrier. In the snow, near Corwen, north Wales.
....
STORY COPY:
These charming pictures show furry best friends Rosie the fox and Maddy the terrier playing together in the snow.
The real-life fox and hound pair have been pals since Rosie, 6, was hand-reared by photographer Richard Bowler.
The pair live in a large outdoor enclosure on the edge of woodland at Richard's small holding in the Berwyn mountains, north Wales.
Richard explains: "The two have been best mates since I took Rosie in as an abandoned cub and play together every day. Both love the snow and love snowball fights. We just throw the snowballs in the air for them to catch. It was very powdery snow today so they just exploded when they caught them. I was hoping for some more interactive shots of them both playing together but they just wouldn't do as they were told. Both are now sound asleep, knackered after a hectic hour or so of playing."
Rosie was just a cub when she was left abandoned after her father killed most of her litter before the cubs had opened their eyes for the first time.
After being adopted by Richard, she soon formed a firm friendship with terrier Maddy, a Lakeland Patterdale cross, who is now nine.
Where: near Corwen, United Kingdom
When: 30 Jan 2019
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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PEOPLE - BAFTA Children's Awards in London: Promis auf dem Roten Teppich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX/Shutterstock (7449776b)
Maddy Darrall, Simon Reay, Catherine Williams, Jack Jameson, Ant Howells, Billy MacQueen, Joshua Lester and Jocelyn Macnab winners of Preschool- Live action Award for Topsy and Tim
BAFTA Children's Awards 2016, Press Room, London, UK - 20 Nov 2016
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PEOPLE - BAFTA Children's Awards in London: Promis auf dem Roten Teppich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX/Shutterstock (7449776f)
Maddy Darrall, Simon Reay, Catherine Williams, Jack Jameson, Ant Howells, Billy MacQueen, Joshua Lester and Jocelyn Macnab winners of Preschool- Live action Award for Topsy and Tim
BAFTA Children's Awards 2016, Press Room, London, UK - 20 Nov 2016
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FEATURE: Füchsin Hetty und Hündin Maddy spielen zusammen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock (4972734f)
Hetty the hand-reared fox cub and Maddy the terrier
Hetty the fox cub and Maddy the terrier playing, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 18 Aug 2015
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Maddy the terrier is barking mad for fox cub pal Hetty.
The odd couple are pictured having a playful tussle over a stone at the rural Welsh property of photographer Richard Bowler. Hetty can be seen trying snatch the rock from Maddy's mouth.
Five-month-old Hetty is being hand-reared by Richard at his home near Corwen.
Maddy, five, is used to have a foxy pal to play with, after Richard adopted an abandoned fox called Rosie two years ago.
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FEATURE: Füchsin Hetty und Hündin Maddy spielen zusammen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock (4972734e)
Hetty the hand-reared fox cub can be seen playfully trying snatch a stone from Maddy the terrier's mouth
Hetty the fox cub and Maddy the terrier playing, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 18 Aug 2015
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Maddy the terrier is barking mad for fox cub pal Hetty.
The odd couple are pictured having a playful tussle over a stone at the rural Welsh property of photographer Richard Bowler. Hetty can be seen trying snatch the rock from Maddy's mouth.
Five-month-old Hetty is being hand-reared by Richard at his home near Corwen.
Maddy, five, is used to have a foxy pal to play with, after Richard adopted an abandoned fox called Rosie two years ago.
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FEATURE: Füchsin Hetty und Hündin Maddy spielen zusammen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock (4972734e)
Hetty the hand-reared fox cub can be seen playfully trying snatch a stone from Maddy the terrier's mouth
Hetty the fox cub and Maddy the terrier playing, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 18 Aug 2015
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Maddy the terrier is barking mad for fox cub pal Hetty.
The odd couple are pictured having a playful tussle over a stone at the rural Welsh property of photographer Richard Bowler. Hetty can be seen trying snatch the rock from Maddy's mouth.
Five-month-old Hetty is being hand-reared by Richard at his home near Corwen.
Maddy, five, is used to have a foxy pal to play with, after Richard adopted an abandoned fox called Rosie two years ago.
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FEATURE: Füchsin Hetty und Hündin Maddy spielen zusammen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock (4972734c)
Hetty the hand-reared fox cub can be seen playfully trying snatch a stone from Maddy the terrier's mouth
Hetty the fox cub and Maddy the terrier playing, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 18 Aug 2015
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Maddy the terrier is barking mad for fox cub pal Hetty.
The odd couple are pictured having a playful tussle over a stone at the rural Welsh property of photographer Richard Bowler. Hetty can be seen trying snatch the rock from Maddy's mouth.
Five-month-old Hetty is being hand-reared by Richard at his home near Corwen.
Maddy, five, is used to have a foxy pal to play with, after Richard adopted an abandoned fox called Rosie two years ago.
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FEATURE: Füchsin Hetty und Hündin Maddy spielen zusammen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock (4972734a)
Hetty the hand-reared fox cub can be seen playfully trying snatch a stone from Maddy the terrier's mouth
Hetty the fox cub and Maddy the terrier playing, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 18 Aug 2015
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Maddy the terrier is barking mad for fox cub pal Hetty.
The odd couple are pictured having a playful tussle over a stone at the rural Welsh property of photographer Richard Bowler. Hetty can be seen trying snatch the rock from Maddy's mouth.
Five-month-old Hetty is being hand-reared by Richard at his home near Corwen.
Maddy, five, is used to have a foxy pal to play with, after Richard adopted an abandoned fox called Rosie two years ago.
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FEATURE: Füchsin Hetty und Hündin Maddy spielen zusammen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX Shutterstock (4972734b)
Hetty the hand-reared fox cub can be seen playfully trying snatch a stone from Maddy the terrier's mouth
Hetty the fox cub and Maddy the terrier playing, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 18 Aug 2015
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Maddy the terrier is barking mad for fox cub pal Hetty.
The odd couple are pictured having a playful tussle over a stone at the rural Welsh property of photographer Richard Bowler. Hetty can be seen trying snatch the rock from Maddy's mouth.
Five-month-old Hetty is being hand-reared by Richard at his home near Corwen.
Maddy, five, is used to have a foxy pal to play with, after Richard adopted an abandoned fox called Rosie two years ago.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331b)
(Pic 1) Rosie (fox) tries to steal Maddy the terrier's stick
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331g)
Richard Bowler with his two girls, Maddy (terrier), Rosie, fox
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331a)
(Pic 2) Rosie (fox) tries to steal Maddy the terrier's stick
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331d)
(Pic 4) Rosie (fox) fails to steal Maddy the terrier's stick as Maddy blocks her with her paw. Richard says: "Rosie is throwing a temper tantrum because Maddy has pushed her away with her forearm."
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331f)
Maddy the terrier and Rosie and fox bonding together
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331e)
Maddy (terrier) giving Rosie the fox a kiss on the head
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331h)
Richard Bowler's partner Helen Thorpe feeds Rosie the fox
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler/REX (4026331c)
(Pic 3) Rosie (fox) tries to steal Maddy the terrier's stick
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog, near Corwen, Wales, Britain - 04 Aug 2014
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This hilarious sequences of images shows the unbelievable interaction between fox and hound pals.
Rosie the fox is seen trying to snatch a twig from Maddy the Lakeland Patterdale's mouth.
However, Maddy knows how to deal with sly foxes - a raised paw is the perfect method to block a stick snatcher.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his picturesque small-holding near Corwen, North Wales.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 45, gave the fox, now 18 months, a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains and she quickly bonded with playful five-year-old Maddy.
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Suche nach Maddie
Die Suche geht weiter: Britische und portugiesische Ermittler untersuchen eine Brachfläche in Praia Da Luz nach Hinweisen über den Verbleib von Madeleine McCann / 030614 *** British and Portuguese police search waste land to the West of Praia Da Luz for missing Madeleine McCann and clues to her whereabouts; June 3rd, 2014 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Suche nach Maddie
Die Suche geht weiter: Britische und portugiesische Ermittler untersuchen eine Brachfläche in Praia Da Luz nach Hinweisen über den Verbleib von Madeleine McCann / 030614 *** British and Portuguese police search waste land to the West of Praia Da Luz for missing Madeleine McCann and clues to her whereabouts; June 3rd, 2014 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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National Television Awards, The O2, London, Britain - 22 Jan 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jonathan Hordle/BEI/REX (3525220bl)
Danny Dyer, Kellie Bright, Sam Strike and Maddy Hill
National Television Awards, The O2, London, Britain - 22 Jan 2014
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657o)
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them both to run around in, it's full...
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657m)
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them b...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657l)
Rosie the fox
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them both to run around ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657k)
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them b...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657l)
Rosie the fox
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them both to run around ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657k)
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them b...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657j)
Rosie the fox tries to get Maddy the dog's stone
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enc...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657i)
Rosie the fox tries to get Maddy the dog's stone
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enc...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657h)
Rosie the fox jumps on Maddy the dog. Jump sequence
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657n)
Rosie the fox and Maddy the dog
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enclosure for them b...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657g)
Rosie the fox jumps on Maddy the dog. Jump sequence
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657f)
Rosie the fox jumps on Maddy the dog. Jump sequence
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657e)
Rosie the fox jumps on Maddy the dog. Jump sequence
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657c)
Rosie the fox tries to get Maddy the dog's stone
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enc...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657d)
Rosie the fox tries to get Maddy the dog's stone
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enc...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KCTDLYBOQ
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Richard Bowler (2925657a)
Rosie the fox jumps on Maddy the dog. Jump sequence
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large ...
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub chases her friend Maddy the dog, Near Corwen, North Wales - 29 Aug 2013
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Rosie the fox tries to get Maddy the dog's stone
Out-Foxed: Rosie the Fox Really Wants Doggy Friend Maddy's Rock
It's not often you will see a hound chased by a fox but that doesn't stop this cute cub leaping after her doggy pal.
These hilarious pictures show the incredible bond formed between Maddy the dog and abandoned fox cub Rosie.
Photographer Richard Bowler captured the heart-warming action at his home near Corwen, North Wales.
They show six-month-old Rosie leaping after Maddy in an attempt to deprive the Lakeland Patterdale cross of one of her much-cherished rocks.
But Maddy, 4, often out-foxes her pal, even when Rosie tries a surprise flying jump attack from the bushes.
The two have become friends after Rosie was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
Richard, 44, gave the fox a home at his picturesque small-holding in the Berwyn mountains.
He explains: "It is not known what happened to Rosie's mother. All we know is that she was the only survivor after her dad went rogue. She had to be hand-reared before she had even opened her eyes.
"We decided to give Rosie a home and she quickly bonded with Maddy after they were gently introduced.
"Maddy has always been a playful pet and it is a natural instinct for a fox cub to play so it is no surprise they share the same instinct for fun.
"Maddy's most favourite thing in the world is to chase after stones; she does have toys but prefers stones for some reason. Rosie, although not interested in chasing after a stone, loves to steal anything she can from Maddy.
"She waits until Maddy has the stone in her mouth then jumps all over her trying to steal it. There's nothing nasty about it, it's just the game they have developed. Often Maddy will turn around and chase her, which Rosie loves.
"Since Rosie has grown we have built a large enc...
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Only for use in story about Richard Bowler's fox and dog. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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Richard Bowler with Rosie the fox cub
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Only for use in story about Richard Bowler's fox and dog. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler / Rex Features (2324918j)
Rosie the abandoned fox cub
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Only for use in story about Richard Bowler's fox and dog. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler / Rex Features (2324918o)
Rosie the fox cub and Maddy the dog
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Richard Bowler/Rex Features. Only for use in story about Richard Bowler's fox and dog. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Bowler / Rex Features (2324918i)
Rosie the abandoned fox cub
Rosie the abandoned fox cub and Maddy the dog become friends, Near Corwen, North Wales - June 2013
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It could be a scene from Disney classic The Fox and the Hound.
But these furry characters have become real-life friends after Rosie the fox cub was left abandoned when her dad killed most of her litter.
The 15-week-old fox has now bonded with new pal Maddy at the home of Richard Bowler in the Berwyn mountains near Corwen, North Wales.
These heart-warming pictures show them enjoying playing together at the five-acre small-holding where Rosie is being trained.
Richard, 44, was formerly in the building industry but last year moved from Bedfordshire with girlfriend Helen, 41, for a change of lifestyle. They now run a holiday let in Blaenau Ffestiniog and Richard is developing a wildlife photography business.
"They have become best of friends, although we always supervise them playing together as Rosie is still quite small. They chase each other around and Rosie often dives on Maddy; the living room is usually a wreck after they have been playing."
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