Offspring of The Farthing Wood Animals
Animal Name | Description | Species | Books | TV Series | Gender | TV Seasons | Mate | Offspring | First Appearance | Last Appearance |
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Bold | Fox & Vixen's son, born in White Deer Park. He received the name because he had a sturdy build and liked to wander far afield. In the books he (instead of Friendly) shared the prejudice against the White Deer Park foxes. He left the park for the city during the TV series after his father was being hard on him, but is convinced by his mate Whisper to return to White Deer Park for the sake of their cubs. He died on his return and his parents arrived just in time to say goodbye. | Fox | Yes | Yes | Male | 2* | Whisper | Plucky (TV), Husky and Multiple Unnamed (Books) | A Joke Backfires (2X05) | Reconciliation (2x13) |
Charmer | Fox & Vixen's daughter, defies her parents to become Ranger's mate. She received the name because she looked Charming on her birth. | Fox | Yes | Yes | Female | 2,3 | Ranger | Rusty and Various unnamed cubs | A Joke Backfires (2x05) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
Friendly | Fox & Vixen's son, he is loyal to his father, to the extent of betraying Charmer, and does his best to keep on his father's good side. He received the name because he was smiling on his birth and he was very friendly throughout his life. He shares his father's prejudice against the White Deer Park foxes more than his siblings. He disappeared in Season 3. | Fox | Yes | Yes | Male | 2,3 | Russet | Pace and Various unnamed cubs | A Joke Backfires (2x05) | Reconciliation (2x13) |
Dreamer | Fox & Vixen's daughter, who was killed as a cub by one of the White Deer Park foxes (probably Scarface). She received the name because she was sleeping peacefully at the point she was given that name. | Fox | Yes | Yes | Female | 2* | None | None | A Joke Backfires (2x05) | The Feud Begins (2x07) |
Plucky | Fox's great-grandson, the grandson of Bold and Whisper and the son of Husky in the Books. He is Bold's son and Fox's grandson in the TV Series. In the TV series he became the leader of the Farthing Wood animals in the end. | Fox | Yes (as Husky's son) | Yes (as Bold's son) | Male | 3 | N/A | N/A | Comings and Goings (3x01) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
Mossy | Mole's son, who pretended to be his father to save Badger from the pain of his passing during his old age. He is killed by Spike in the books. | Mole | Yes | Yes | Male | 2,3 | Unnamed female mole | Various unnamed pups | Home is where the Heart is (2x06) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
Cleo | Weasel and Measly's daughter. She was the White Deer Park hero because she got rid of the rats. She and Fido only appeared in the TV Series. | Weasel | No | Yes | Female | 3 | N/A | N/A | Out and About (3x02) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
Fido | Weasel and Measly's son. He and Cleo only appeared in the TV Series. | Weasel | No | Yes | Male | 3 | N/A | N/A | Out and About (3x02) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
Leveret | Son of the Farthing Wood hares. In the books, he goes on the journey to White Deer Park with his parents and brother, who is killed by a stoat in the first winter. He made only a brief season 3 appearnce. | Hare | Yes | Yes | Male | 2,3 | Unnamed female hare | Dash and Various unnamed leverets | The Feud Begins (2x07) | Reconciliation (2x13) |
Dash | Daughter of the Farthing Wood hares in the TV series. She often races against Plucky. In the books she is Leveret's daughter. | Hare | Yes (as Leveret's Daughter) | Yes (as the Hares' Daughter) | Female | 2,3 | N/A | N/A | The Feud Begins (2x07) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
Husky | Son of Bold and Whisper, who becomes one of the victims of the Beast. He only appeared in the Books. | Fox | Yes | No | Male | N/A | Unnamed | Plucky and Multiple Unnamed | N/A | N/A |
Pace | Son of Friendly and Russet. He only appeared in the Books. | Fox | Yes | No | Male | N/A | Unnamed female fox | Various unnamed cubs | N/A | N/A |
Rusty | Son of Charmer and Ranger. He only appeared in the Books. | Fox | Yes | No | Male | N/A | Unnamed female fox | Various unnamed cubs | N/A | N/A |
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