We often see white Fox Terriers in children’s books and comics portraying them as pets or heroes. There are two famous examples, «The Adventures of Tintin» from Hergé and «Astérix et Obélix» from René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. But why can we find white and small dogs in children’s stories?
White stands for innocence, purity, order and knowledge and small dogs are known as friendly. That fits perfectly with stories with a dog as a hero.
