The Elf on the Shelf Elf Pets Traditions 2 Pack: Saint Bernard & Arctic Fox

The Elf Pets Traditions 2 Pack invites families to bring the Christmas spirit to life with two endearing companions. The Saint Bernard and Arctic Fox are designed as comforting, huggable plushes that kids will want to cuddle during quiet evenings, storytime, or morning routines. Each plush is paired with an illustrated storybook that invites children to follow a gentle, seasonal narrative — a simple ritual families can return to year after year. The overall design emphasizes warmth, soft textures, and a sense of wonder that bridges imagination with everyday moments, without promising any specific outcome.

What’s included in the set

• SAINT BERNARD tradition includes an illustrated storybook and a huggable pup wearing a barrel with a golden heart charm
• ARCTIC FOX tradition includes an illustrated storybook and a snuggly fox cub wearing a magical snow globe with glow-in-the-dark snow

Why this pair stands out

Two plush friends offer varied sensory experiences. The Saint Bernard brings a sturdy, plush feel with a charming barrel detail and a gleaming heart charm that catches the light. The Arctic Fox delivers a soft, airy texture and a snow globe motif that can glow softly in the dark. Together, they invite children to imagine kindly deeds and happy holiday rituals during daily routines or special story times.

Creative play and family moments

• Encourage storytelling and role play as families read the illustrated adventures aloud
• Support a cozy bedtime routine or unstructured playtime with a comforting pair of companions

Gift-ready and collectible

With their shared theme and two distinct personalities, this 2 pack can become a beloved annual tradition or a thoughtful gift for kids who enjoy plush friends tied to holiday lore.

Design and safety considerations have been crafted to be kid-friendly and easy to handle during reading or play sessions. While these companions may inspire family rituals and storytelling, results will vary, and there is no guarantee of a specific outcome.