Old Granny Fox

Reddy Fox

Old Granny Fox is Reddy Fox's wise and protective mother, guiding him in survival.

Reddy Fox

Old Granny Fox is Reddy Fox's wise and protective mother, guiding him in survival.

Reddy Fox

Old Granny Fox is Reddy Fox's wise and protective mother, guiding him in survival.

XIII: Happy Jack Gets a Warning

Mentioned as one of the enemies who hunts Happy Jack in the Green Forest.

Hooty the Owl Changes His Hunting Grounds

Hooty blames Granny Fox, along with Old Man Coyote and Reddy Fox, for spoiling the hunting in the Green Forest.

X: Peter Rabbit Almost Decides to Return Home

Mentioned as a potential danger that Peter had expected to find in the Old Pasture, but not actually present in this chapter.

XXIV: Danny Meadow Mouse Warns Peter Rabbit

Mentioned as lurking nearby with Reddy Fox, though not directly involved in the chapter.

Bowser Spends a Bad Night

Mentioned as a target of Bowser's past nighttime hunts.

XXII: Farmer Brown’s Boy Looks in Vain

Old Granny Fox joins Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote in their bold behavior near the henyard.

All Is Well That Ends Well

Mentioned as too smart to be fooled by Blacky, and noted as deserving her own book.

Old Granny Fox

Introduced as a wise and cunning old fox, mother of Reddy Fox, who knows the ways of the Green Forest.

Reddy Fox Brings Granny News

Advises caution about hunting Farmer Brown's hens and decides to go duck hunting.

II: Granny and Reddy Fox Go Hunting

Wise and patient, Granny leads the hunt to teach Reddy a lesson about overconfidence.

III: Reddy Is Sure Granny Has Lost Her Senses

Granny deliberately performs a series of silly antics on the beach to attract Quacker's attention, showing her cunning and patience.

IV: Quacker the Duck Grows Curious

Uses clever antics and feigned madness to lure the curious Quacker close to shore, demonstrating her cunning nature.

Reddy Fox Is Afraid to Go Home

Granny devises a clever trick to catch Quacker, but Reddy's disobedience ruins it; she later finds a dead fish and decides the lesson taught to Reddy was worthwhile.

Old Granny Fox Is Caught Napping

Grows careless due to overconfidence; is caught napping by Farmer Brown's boy.

Granny Fox Has a Bad Dream

The protagonist of the chapter, she is exhausted from hunting and evading Bowser, falls asleep, has a bad dream, and wakes to find Farmer Brown's boy aiming a gun at her.

What Farmer Brown’s Boy Did

Caught napping by Farmer Brown's boy; spared but filled with fear and hate.

IX: Reddy Fox Hears About Granny Fox

Granny Fox is the subject of the news; she was caught napping by Farmer Brown's boy.

Reddy Fox Is Impudent

Wise and sharp-tongued, Granny scolds Reddy for his carelessness and physically disciplines him for his disrespect, admitting her own mistake as a lesson.

XII: Granny and Reddy Fox Hunt in Vain

Leads the hunt, hoping to find weak prey, but ends the night empty-stomached.

Granny Fox Admits Growing Old

Admits she is growing old and too stiff to hunt; stays behind to rest.

Three Vain and Foolish Wishes

Mentioned as being at home with an empty stomach, prompting Reddy's hunt.

Reddy Fights a Battle

Mentioned as hungry and too stiff to hunt, motivating Reddy's internal battle.

Reddy Is Made Truly Happy

Hungry and weak, she sees through Reddy's pretense, shares the fish, and thanks him for saving her life.

Granny Fox Promises Reddy Bowser’s Dinner

Devises a plan to steal Bowser's dinner, demonstrating her cleverness and strategic thinking.

Why Bowser the Hound Didn’t Eat His Dinner

Granny plans and executes the theft of Bowser's dinner.

Old Man Coyote Does a Little Thinking

Shares in the stolen dinner and helps plan further thefts from Bowser.

XX: A Twice Stolen Dinner

Plans and executes the theft of Bowser's dinner, only to have it stolen from her by Old Man Coyote.

Granny and Reddy Talk Things Over

Granny Fox is furious at first but then shows wisdom and pragmatism, accepting the loss and planning a new trick to steal a hen.

Granny Fox Plans to Get a Fat Hen

Plans the hen heist, emphasizing careful planning and observation of Farmer Brown's boy's habits.

XXIII: Farmer Brown’s Boy Forgets to Close the Gate

Granny Fox deliberately distracts Farmer Brown's Boy by letting Bowser see her, causing him to forget to close the henyard gate.

A Midnight Visit

Cautious and clever, Granny waits for the right moment and skillfully opens the henhouse door.

A Dinner for Two

Leads the raid on the henhouse with cunning and restraint, taking only two hens to avoid detection.

XXVI: Farmer Brown’s Boy Sets a Trap

Granny Fox shrewdly advises Reddy to avoid the henhouse for a while, preventing him from falling into the trap.

Prickly Porky Takes a Sun Bath

Moves Reddy Fox into the old deserted house and goes out to watch for Farmer Brown's boy.

The New Home in the Old Pasture

Wise and firm, she chooses the rocky, hidden home for safety and scolds Reddy for his earlier behavior, hoping he will learn caution.