The personalities of Santa’s reindeer
Dasher
Dasher is one of Santa’s quickest reindeer and his name is derived from the German term “Dascher,” which in English means “purse maker,” thus Dasher can even sew!
Prancer
Prancer, a devoted reindeer, may frequently be seen prancing around the workplace with the elves. Prancer also has to maintain a good appearance since he never knows who he may run into next.
Vixen
Vixen enjoys putting on a fantastic performance and flaunting his magic skills. He likes to perform pranks on the other reindeer, which makes him a bit cheeky around them, but Santa adores magic tricks since they help him deliver presents on Christmas Eve.
Comet
Comet is the reindeer who all the kids look up to and he likes the attention! Comet is easygoing and loves to play ball games with the fawns. Additionally, he offers them some words of wisdom that encourage good behavior.
Cupid
The adoring reindeer known as Cupid frequently carries mistletoe. Make sure you set out mince pies on Christmas Eve since Cupid loves sweets and they’re her favorite! She also enjoys singing, to to the chagrin of the other reindeer!
Donner
Donner, whose name is derived from the Dutch word for thunder, is always recognized when he enters a room because of his powerful, resonant voice. Like Cupid, he enjoys singing, especially when performing duets with his twin Blitzen.
Blitzen
Blitzen, a speedy and jovial reindeer that takes its name from the Dutch term for “lightning,” is akin to a lightning bolt. He consequently always arrives on time!
Rudolph
Rudolph, Santa’s compass, joined the group after the original 8. Being a timid reindeer, he initially felt awful about himself and his red nose, which others used to tease him about. The only way Santa could have guided them through the icy circumstances was if he had recognized his shining bulb of a nose as a present. When he’s not working, he enjoys playing hide and seek with his pals. However, he has an edge over the other reindeer since he can shine a light in the dark to help him locate them.
Santa’s reindeer are female?
The media has consistently portrayed Santa’s reindeer as male, yet science shows that this is inaccurate. His reindeer are female, according to experts, because male reindeer lose their antlers in early December when mating season is through while female reindeer maintain theirs all winter. Given that Santa’s reindeer are represented as having antlers, it is only logical to assume that female reindeer pull the sleigh on Christmas Eve every year.
