Normally you would post in writing workshop asking for feedback.
But I can give you mine right here.
1.) The writing is decent, especially for an animal story, but you don't do much with it. It's far too short. When you boil it down there's really only two choices. (the fox's breed is a purely cosmetic one, even if you did take the time to swap around a couple of things about the setting, the story itself is structured identically all three times)
2.) We'd have to call in @jamescoker1226, resident Fox Expert to be sure, but I'm fairly certain foxes of any description don't go around chasing zebras or deer.
3.) I'm really not understanding the 'wait around' choices. The fox just saw the object, the animal they were chasing jumped over it and then they stopped to look it over, so presumably it's sitting right there. Why the need for a choice to sit and wait for it to come back? I'm assuming you meant the fox saw it sailing by, but the actual words written directly contradict that.
4.) The plot is just...well, short, like I said. I'm not really sure of the point. Fox sees a thing, has to guess what they've seen, the end. I'd recommend either dropping the 'pick a breed' aspect all together and focus on adding a lot more choices and things actually happening to just one fox, or else have mini adventures that are significantly different happening to each of them if you really want to keep all three. Either way, this needs to be expanded quite a bit.
