| The Fox Terrier's function is that of a
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| | should be deep and the legs straight.
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| dog that will run with the hounds to
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| | The tail is docked. Feet are tight and
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| worry and hold the fox at bay, or hunt by
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| | round. Nails need to be kept trimmed on
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| himself for foxes and other vermin. He
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| | a regular basis. The entire appearance
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| is traditionally more white than any
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| | should be that of balance and the
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| other color since, as a dog that ran with
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| | movement should always be straight and
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| hounds, it was important that he be
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| | true, the feet landing straight with no
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| distinguishable from the fox. For
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| | variation sideways. Good movement is
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| centuries this dog has been bred "true"
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| | always a sign of correct conformation.The
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| (with little variation in appearance or
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| | Fox terrier is highly alert and
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| general structure). Long before he was
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| | responsive to people. He makes an ideal
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| ever in a show ring, this dog was a part
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| | pet, trustworthy and affectionate. He
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| of the hunting scene in Great Britain.
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| | fits well into family life, undemanding
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| He is one of the terriers that was bred
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| | and yet always aware of the members of
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| to "go to ground" when giving chase to
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| | his household, checking on his family
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| the fox.In the late 1860s the dog became
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| | regularly and being observant.
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| a regular entry in dog shows. At that
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| | Furthermore he usually is quite accepting
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| time both the wirehaired and the smooth
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| | of other dogs in the household, having
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| coated fox terriers were represented in
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| | been bred as a dog that will run with
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| one classification, but by 1876 the Fox
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| | other dogs. He has excellent watchdog
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| Terrier Club was formed and the two coats
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| | capabilities, giving loud warning of
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| began to be registered separately.The
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| | strangers , making such a clamor that he
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| smooth coat is exactly that, very short
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| | can not be ignored. This dog also makes
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| and dense and sleek in appearance. The
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| | the perfect "jogger's dog" as he is hardy
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| coat in general is quite easy care and by
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| | and has great endurance, able to run for
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| nature the correct coat is waterproof.
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| | miles without tiring. He is friendly and
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| The smooth coated Fox terrier sheds
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| | outgoing with children and loves to learn
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| normally twice a year. The "wire coat"
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| | new games, often inventing his own games.
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| is as the name implies, wiry and with a
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| | Fox terriers are quite intelligent and
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| harsh texture. The wire coat also is one
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| | can be easily trained to do tricks.
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| that will not shed out the dead hairs
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| | Their size makes them adaptable for
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| naturally, thus it must be "stripped" on
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| | agility exercises and they are also a
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| a regular basis. Both dogs are generally
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| | favorite in the sport of flyball.
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| white and may have black and tan markings
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| | Obedience, utility dogs, show dogs,
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| or patches of brown or black. In
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| | therapy dogs, dogs for the deaf and
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| appearance both dogs should show good
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| | hunting dogs...the Fox terrier fits any
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| muscle and strength of jaw. The chest
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| | one of these descriptions.
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