Arctic Foxes are small animals that are approximately 2-4 feet long and may weigh up to 20 pounds. They thrive in the world's northern barren lands where snow is firm and shallow. A thick winter coat provides enough warmth so that they do not always need to seek shelter, even in the cold months. In the spring, their snow-white fur sheds to reveal a brown or blue-grey summer wardrobe. About the same time, new puppy litters arrive to mating pairs, which raise their young together. Generally, the male fox guards his territory (consisting of many acres of land), and his group (consisting of females and babies).

Surviving in the Polar Regions with sometimes little shelter, the Arctic Fox takes full advantage of his thick winter coat. We have attempted to replicate the beautiful white fur and black tipped tail for your enjoyment also.