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Foxes are easiest to see in the wild when their cubs are born (May - July). Here's our handy tutorial to the behaviour you are most likely to see. For much of the year, foxes are difficult to see in the wild. But when their cubs are born between May and July, they are vocal and more active during the day, hunting, playing or just relaxing in the sun. Here Stephen Harris describes their key characteristics and some of the behaviour you are likely to see. Dog foxes and vixens are hard to tell apart, though dogs are generally about one fifth heavier. The dogs also have broader, slightly more domed heads. During winter (when mating), the male’s testes visibly protrude between his hindlegs, but these regress and are hard to see in summer. When lactating, the vixen’s eight teats are obvious, and her belly fur is brick red (it’s normally white or grey). In late winter, the vixen digs out a few potential breeding earths. In rural places, these will be in banks, at woodland edges or under piles of sticks or drystone walls. In urban places, they can also be in or under sheds and buildings.