In Jack London’s novel White Fang, White Fang is a male wolf-dog. The story primarily follows his journey from a wild wolf to a domesticated animal, exploring themes of survival and the relationship between humans and animals.
From his birth in the wild, through various hardships and encounters with both humans and other animals, White Fang’s character is shaped by his experiences and environment. His gender plays a role in how he interacts with the world around him, but the focus of the novel is more on his struggle for acceptance and finding his place rather than his identity as a male or female.