What is a young/baby fox called?

Sometimes they're called “Chris.” But mostly “kit,” “pup,” or “cub.” Foxes get a bad rap. A group of them is called a “skulk” or “leash,” females are “vixens,” and males are “dogs” or “tods. read more

“Kit Foxes.” Occasionally, baby foxes may be referred to as, “cubs,” or, “pups.” Kits are raised in a fox “den.” An adult male fox is called a “tod,” or a “dog fox.” An adult female fox is called a “vixen.” A group of foxes is called a “skulk” of foxes, or, a “leash” of foxes. read more

A: Quick Answer. A baby fox is called a kit, a pup or a cub, and at birth he resembles a puppy, with a short nose and ears and brown fur. read more

A baby fox is called a kit A baby fox is called a kit A young fox is called a kit, cub or pup. Kit is the singular form. Pup is common in North American English. A young fox is called, in proper terms, a kit. However, those who know little about the fox often call them cubs or puppies, which is incorrect. A young fox is called, in proper terms, a kit. read more