Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Learn about Smooth Fox Terrier

Smooth Fox Terrier is a medium-sized dogs, with males 14-16 cm Vizsla and Female bitches 13-15 cm in males weighing 15-20 pounds and the female 13 to 18 pounds. They have a flat skull that is slightly narrower at the eye and determining the muzzle, with their black noses. The dark color of the eyes, and small V-shaped ears hang to look ahead to the cheeks. They have a thick neck is very strong, and straight legs. There is a high set tail usually docked in countries that practice as possible. Docking is illegal in most parts of Europe, except on medical grounds. Their coat is smooth feel, and too close. Their hair is mostly white with brown or black areas.


History: The Smooth Fox Terrier dog breed first originated in the 17th century, the British Isles as a result of crossing a Beagle, Foxhound, and dachshund. They are simply inherent in the hunt vermin and foxes, as well as a threat to farmers' livestock. They look like animals and draws the attention of the farmers or by Hunter scratching, digging, and the incessant crying, until they either come out of hiding and holes dug by hunters, and destroyed. She first accepted as a separate breed in 1876.

Behavior: the Smooth Fox Terrier dogs are very dedicated and loyal to their families, especially with children. They love to play, and are very excited about to be around their care takers. Unfortunately, due to a strong hunting instinct, they do not do well in non-dog pets, especially smaller ones. They like Explorer and you can see it in various nooks and crannies, about home. While they are properly introduced they do tend to be good with other dogs in the house.

It's a smart dog and needs both physical and mental exercise. Playtime is important to them. They require consistent leadership solid, or may be subjected to small dog syndrome. The dog can be a problem especially if they feel responsible, they can be aggressive, destructive, and deceptive as excessive barking can be easy and even bite. Unless they know their place of 100%, it is not safe to leave children. However, your dog should start showing these features, your leadership on the offense, and not really the dog.

Health issues. The dogs are susceptible to certain eye diseases, and there is a risk of dislocations of the shoulders. Apart from some basic problems here and there the Smooth Fox Terriers are generally healthy and they live around about 15 years.

Grooming. The Smooth Fox Terriers are generally medium shedders, Usually their short coat needs easy care with regular brushing but with a firm brush. Bathe them as needed, with a soap or shampoo.

Living Conditions. The Smooth Fox Terrier is a breed that is very active in, and as long as sufficient exercise is provided they can adapt well to living in an apartment.

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