The fox has several different symbolisms; it is a very special animal because it is really a survivor. It has retractile claws, a bit like a cat, and can actually climb a tree, like a cat can, and yet it looks much like a dog, only it is a little bit more slender and small and skinnier, although it has very bushy tail.

It succeeds in surviving in very inhospitable regions, where there are a lot of humans, and yet it continues to survive because it has abilities to camouflage himself well. We can learn from that by being able to integrate all types of life, all situations, all circumstances, with an ability to blend in, to become one with those circumstances or the environment in which we find ourselves, knowing how to act and dress in an appropriate way, so that we are indistinguishable from the others, and that we go unnoticed: that is the ability that people with strong fox energy have.

They are also very family-oriented, they have sizeable litters of children, I have seen up to five or six young ones in a single litter; so the fox is like a family protector. Like all animals, it can also have the opposite energy, depending on how you see it when it comes to you, and the circumstances of its appearing to you, but in general it is always very beneficial in its relationship to family symbolism, as being the protector of the family.