Other Characters
| Animal Name | Description | Species | Books | TV Series | Gender | TV Seasons | Mate | Offspring | First Appearance | Last Appearance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whisper | A vixen; Bold's mate, whom he meets outside the park. She convinced Bold to return to White Deer Park when she was expecting his cub, but Bold perished on their arrival at White Deer Park. | Fox | Yes | Yes | Female | 2,3 | Bold | Plucky (TV), Husky and Multiple Unnamed (Books) | Shadows (2x10) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
| Shadow | Kind female badger who looked after Bold and became Hurkel's mate when she came to White Deer Park. She didn't come to White Deer Park in the Books. | Badger | Yes (though she never went to White Deer Park) | Yes | Female | 2,3 | Hurkel (TV) Unnamed (books) | Three unnamed cubs | Like Father, Like Son (2x08) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
| Rollo | English Mastiff who befriends Bold and Whisper. In season 2 of the TV series he is a St. Bernard who befriends Bold and Whisper. In season 3 he is a sheepdog who becomes the weasel's Weaseldog and eventually The Warden's pet. He didn't leave White Deer Park with the Warden because he wanted to be with his friends the weasels. | English Mastiff/St. Bernard | Yes | Yes | Male | 2,3 | N/A | N/A | Time of Reckoning (2x11) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
| Hollow/Holly | Owl's mate, whom he/she meets at the former site of Farthing Wood. It took longer for them to get back to White Deer Park due to Owl getting her talons stuck in cement, even after breaking out and getting back to White Deer Park. He is a male in the TV Series and a Female in the Books. | Owl | Yes | Yes | Male (TV) Female (books) | 3 | Tawny Owl (Owl) | Three unnamed owlets | The Long Tailed Visitor (3x07) | Bully, Bully, Bully (3x13) |
| Robber | A crow who looked after and befriended Bold. He is called Crow in the TV Series. | Crow | Yes | Yes (as Crow) | Male | 2 | N/A | N/A | Like Father, Like Son (2x08) | Reconciliation (2x13) |
| Moth-Eaten Rook | A rook who falls in love with Owl. He followed her back to the former site of Farthing Wood. He only appears in the TV Series. | Rook | No | Yes | Male | 3 | Yes (unnamed) | Yes (unnamed) | Water, Water (3x03) | Adventure for the Birds (3x06) |
| Jack | A stupid farmer's dog who is mistreated by his master (the farmer responsible for the death of the Pheasants). He is called Bruno in the TV series. | Dog | Yes | Yes (as Bruno) | Male | 1 | N/A | N/A | False Haven (1x04) | Snare for the unwary (1x05) |
| The Butcher Bird | A mean-spirited shrike; responsible for killing the baby fieldmice (and voles in the books). He is called a Shrike in the TV series. | Shrike | Yes | Yes (as a Shrike) | Male | 1 | N/A | N/A | New Friends, Old Enemies (1x07) | Friend in need (1x08) |
| Tom Griggs | A Farmer who locked the Farthing Wood animals in when they sheltered in a barn thinking Fox was the fox who was eating his chickens and intending to shoot him. He shot Mrs. Pheasant (before he locked the animals in) then later he shot Mr. Pheasant (when he tried to save Adder). | Human | Yes | Yes | Male | 1 | Betsy Griggs | Unknown | False Haven (1x04) | Snare for the Unwary (1x05) |
| The Rooks | Rooks found at a Copse that the Farthing animals rested at after escaping a barn also where one of the rabbits was caught in a snare. 3 of them are called Rek, Lustig and Ferkelchen whilst the others are unmentioned. | Rooks | Yes | Yes | Both | 1 | Unmentioned | Unmentioned | Snare for the Unworry (1x05) | Snare for the Unworry (1x05) |
| The Hunting Master | Leader of the fox hunt that chased Fox and mainly Vixen. He couldn't get Fox because Owl and Kestrel attacked him and his hounds. He was about to strike Vixen's head with his whip when Adder bit his horse's leg. He lost seat of his horse and hurt his leg, temporarily calling off the hunt. Later the sound of his hunting horn was heard while the Farthing animals were at the motorway but luckily the animals crossed just in time. | Human | Yes | Yes | Male | 1 | N/A | N/A | Friend in Need (1x08) | Between Two Evils (1x10) |
| Tom | A cat who taught Fox how to hunt rats while he was separated from the other animals. Fox met him in a junk yard in the town not far from the river and the Fox Hunting Reserve. | Cat | Yes | Yes | Male | 1 | N/A | N/A | New Friends, Old Enemies (1x07) | New Friends, Old Enemies (1x07) |
| I'll Never Be Sausages | A friendly domestic orphan piglet whom the weasels met when they were searching for a new home outside White Deer Park. He made friends with Cleo and Fido until they went back to White Deer Park. He only appeared in the TV series. | Pig | No | Yes | Male | 3 | N/A | N/A | Scared By Silly Snakes (3x08) | The Worst Kind of Hurricane (3x11) |
| The Poachers | The Poachers are men who were killing and taking the white deer each night at White Deer Park. Fox tried to stop them but they were aiming to shoot him first in order to get him out of the way but Fox had luckily lost them at the unfreezing pond. In the Spring, when they were still poaching, the animals find a way to make The Warden aware of the problem and he has them arrested for the whole Spring. | Humans | Yes | Yes | Male | 2 | N/A | N/A | New Enemies (2x04) | A Joke Backfires (2x05) |
| The Wild Boar | A Grumpy Wild Boar whom the weasels and the piglet met at a copse. He only appeared in the TV Series. | Boar | No | Yes | Male | 3 | Unnamed female Boar | I'll Never Be Sausages (adopted) | A Bigger Oink (3x09) | A Bigger Oink (3x09) |
| The Wildcats | wildcats who live in a burrow that the Weasels came across but luckily they were saved by Rollo. Later the Chief Wildcat was about the get Cleo and Fido who were on a Dog Bowl moving down a river until Rollo stopped him. They appeared only in the TV Series. | Wildcats | No | Yes | Both | 3 | Multiple Pairs | N/A | Tiffs and Tempers (3x05) | The Long Tailed Visitor (3x07) |
| Thrush | Vixen met her feeding her babies when finding Fox's friends, shortly before she heard the hunt. | Thrush | Yes | Yes | Female | 1 | Unnamed | 3 Babies | Friend in Need (1x08) | Friend in Need (1x08) |
| The Big Owl | An Owl whom the animals met after they had lost Fox as soon as they entered fox hunting territory. He set them in the right direction for White Deer Park due to Toad losing his sense of Direction. Later he met Fox and Vixen and told Fox that he had found his friends. He is a little similar to Hollow. | Owl | Yes | Yes | Male | 1 | N/A | N/A | Who Shall Wear the Crown? (1x06) | Friend in Need (1x08) |
| The Games Keeper | A man that shot Bold and injured his left eye when he lived outside White Deer Park. It made Bold weak and helpless and Bold died when he got back to White Deer park due to being shot. | Human | Yes | Yes | Male | 2 | N/A | N/A | Like Father, Like Son (2x08) | Narrow Escapes (2x09) |
| The Terrapins | Terrapins who saved Cleo and Fido from the Wildcat at the River and took them back to shore. At first they thought that they were moving rocks. They only appear in the TV series. | Terrapins | No | Yes | Both | 3 | N/A | N/A | The Long Tailed Visitor (3x07) | The Long Tailed Visitor (3x07) |
| The Firemen | Men who went to put out the great Forest fire at the marsh after a careless human driving his car threw a cigarette end onto the dry grass. One of them had caught Mole who got lost when he went digging for worms and put him in a pocket in his coat and hung the coat on the door of his Fire Truck. Luckily Owl and Kestrel distracted the Firemen and Fox rescued Mole while the other animals refuged on an island in the middle of the lake. | Humans | Yes | Yes | Male | 1 | N/A | N/A | Through the Fire and Water (1x03) | Through the Fire and Water (1x03) |
'Legend'
- * marks the number of those characters that died in that season or just the one that died in that season
- ^ marks that the number of those characters that died in that season is unknown
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