Silver fox, also known as Japanese plush dog and Japanese sharp-billed dog, originated in the 20th century and was produced in Japan. It debuted at the Tokyo Dog Show for the first time in 1921. In 1931, the silver fox was officially recognized as a rare animal in Japan. Its coat color is dual, pure white, with a large number of tufts on its neck, chest and tail, making it very fluffy. It has a pair of big eyes, upright and triangular ears, a round and black nose, round paws, and a lot of feathers on its toes. Its tail is curly, reaching to its back, and it is covered in pure white and thick hair. It makes people like it!