Fox Vulva Pocket Pussy in Corgi-Orange with Basic Ears, Diamond Opening & Vaginal-Anal Dual Channel – Peach Corgi-Orange, Wavy Nipple Channel & Platinum Silicone

Fox-Vulva Pocket Pussy – Base Ears, Diamond-Shaped Anal Opening & Platinum Silicone Vaginal-Anal Dual Channel

This Pocket Pussy made of 100% platinum silicone breaks two design rules of this series: The ears are at the bottom (not the top), and the anal opening is diamond-shaped (not round). In addition: Peach skin tone (entrance) → Corgi orange (base), four plump labia, and a vaginal-anal dual channel with two completely different internal structures.

👂 Two Broken Design Rules – Ears at the Bottom & Diamond Anal Opening

Rule 1 broken – Ears at the bottom, not the top:
All other animal models in this series have ears, horns, or tails at the top – as an orientation point for the entrance. This model has two small ears at the base (bottom) – symmetrically, like an inverted fox. The result: The ears do not serve as an orientation point for the entrance, but as grip points for the base. When grasping the base, the ears naturally rest between the thumb and forefinger.

Rule 2 broken – Diamond-shaped anal opening:
All other models in this series have round or spiral-shaped anal openings. This one has a diamond shape: four corners, orange-red, with dense jags on the inner wall. The diamond shape creates an asymmetrical entrance sensation upon penetration – more pressure at the top and bottom (corners), less pressure on the left and right (sides). Why platinum silicone is the only choice for diamond structures →

💬 User Questions & Answers

Q: Why are the ears at the bottom – isn't that upside down?
A: Intentionally. In all other animal models in this series, ears, horns, or tails are at the top – as an orientation point for the entrance. In this model, the ears are at the bottom – as grip points for the base. When gripping the base, the ears naturally rest between the thumb and forefinger. The result: an ergonomic base grip that no other model in this series has. The color gradient provides orientation: Peach = entrance, Corgi Orange = base.

Q: How does the diamond-shaped anal opening feel different upon penetration compared to a round opening?
A: A round anal opening opens uniformly from all sides – uniform ring pressure. A diamond-shaped anal opening has four corners: more pressure at the top and bottom (corners), less pressure on the left and right (sides). The result: an asymmetrical, direction-dependent entrance sensation. With 0° penetration (corner at the top): maximum pressure point at the top. With 45° penetration (side at the top): more uniform pressure. No other model in this series has a diamond-shaped anal opening.

Q: What are horizontal dividers in the anal canal – and how do they differ from jagged nodules?
A: Jagged nodules are individual, localized protrusions – they create pinpoint pressure at random spots. Horizontal dividers are complete transverse ridges that cross the entire canal cross-section – like ladder rungs. Each divider must be overcome upon penetration: a rhythmic, uniform resistance at every penetration depth. The result: an anal canal with the most rhythmic and uniform sensation in this series.

Q: How does this model differ from the Raccoon-Vulva – both have Corgi Orange and a dual channel?
A: The Raccoon-Vulva has Corgi Orange (base) to Pearl White (entrance), belly fur texture, and a three-phase vaginal canal – haptic contrast (fur vs. smooth), complex canal structure. This model has Peach (entrance) to Corgi Orange (base), base ears as grip points, and a diamond anal opening – inverted color gradient, broken design rules. The crucial difference: Raccoon-Vulva for three-phase canal sensation and fur haptics, Fox-Vulva for diamond anal sensation and base ear grip.