Wow, that sounds so magical—trails, foxes, and the way they seem to have their own secret plans. I love that idea! I’ve written a few short scenes from an animal’s view; it’s like stepping into their heartbeats. A fox, for example, might see the world in a rush of scents and instinct, chasing not just food but the whisper of freedom. It’s a bit like trying to capture a fleeting kiss in words—hard to pin down but oh so worth the effort. If you want to give an animal a voice, start with what makes them tick: the way they feel the wind, the taste of the forest, the thrill of a chase. Then let that pulse guide the story. Trust me, the best characters, even furry ones, come alive when you listen to their heartbeat and let it write the narrative.