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The pair have the run of Mr Bowler's five-acre estate in Corwen, North Wales, including this venture in to the vegetable patch

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Rosie the fox cub and Maddy the terrier have become firm friends, even snoozing together at the North Wales home of Maddy's owner Richard Bowler

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The four-legged friends have plenty of energy and like to chase each other around vegetable patch

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Mr Bowler and his girlfriend Helen are training Rosie with a little help from their terrier Maddy

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Maddy and Rosie are reminiscent of Disney classic The Fox and The Hound, where Tod the fox and Copper the hunting dog become firm friends despite being natural enemies

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