It appears that the city hogs here are a little better behaved or they know too much bad behaviour is not going to be tolerated I would be out with gloves and a broom for gentle sweeping purposes and separation. Interestingly I haven’t mentioned that the one fox is quite used to me and I can go into the garden while she is there and she doesn’t run away we get quite close – I’ve separated food and both plates were empty this morning so it may have worked but forgot to put the camera out to check – it’s raining here so have put food out and rushed back indoors so camera will be out another night . I did catch one of the hedgehogs trying to woo the brush the other night as it is a real spiky one so have brought it in the house to avoid any confusion think this is also a hog that needs a lady love thankfully he isn’t huge in size yet!
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