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American Hairless Terrier
Estados Unidos Not recognized by the FCI

Origin: United States
Character: affectionate and intelligent
Weight: 2.5 to 7 kg
Height: 18 to 41 cm.
Life expectancy:

The American Hairless Terrier lacks genetic abnormalities, as well as health problems.

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Characteristics "American Hairless Terrier"

Coexistence is important that you have with your new friend. Before considering the acquisition of a dog of the breed «« you know certain factors. Not all breeds of dogs are apt to live in an apartment, you must take into account his character, their need for exercise, their interaction with other pets, their care and if you have small children, their level of tolerance towards them.

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History

The American Hairless Terrier is a rare breed of dog, considered a variant of Buzzard terrier.

The 1 in January of 2004, the American Kennel Club considered it a separate race within the Terrier. It is often confused with the Chihuahua without hair.

Reportedly, the breed started when a hairless puppy appeared in a litter Rat Terrier in the state of Louisiana, United States, in 1972. To the owners Edwin and Willie Scott they liked the dog, both in appearance and temperament, and decided to investigate more environment this variety.

The idea was, get debug hairless variety, but maintaining the characteristics of the breed of origin. Throughout his life, that female conceived three other puppies with the same characteristics that would continue the lineage. In 1981, attempts to continue this race, they were successful.

In 1998, the breed gained recognition as the American Hairless Terrier by the North American Kennel Club and the National Rat Terrier.

Canada was the first country outside the US. in recognition of the race (1999), very difficult question due to its rarity. In 1999 the race was known as a Rat Terrier: hairless variety by the United Kennel Club.

Physical characteristics

It is a muscular breed, medium-sized and with erect ears, which gives an aspect of bat. It does not have hair all over his body, except in the eyebrows and mustache, his skin is pink with black spots, brown, reddish or gray of varied sizes.
During his first days of life, the puppies are covered with a layer of hair lost within six weeks. In adulthood are beardless with the exception of the eyebrows and mustache.

Something curious is that, Unlike other races without hair, the American Hairless Terrier lacks genetic abnormalities, as well as health problems.

Although they are strong and resilient dogs, Okay remember that, due to his lack of hair, the hottest days it is necessary to protect the dog from the sun's rays, recommended is to put sunscreen 50 or more. Y, In cold weather, the ideal thing is to put a coat on them..

Character and skills

The American Hairless Terrier is an intelligent dog, curious, cheerful and energetic. It tends to be very well with young children. It is a dog that constantly seeks to please and interact with members of his family.

Despite being defined as a dog with an energetic character, it has a quieter part that allows it to rest 'loose paw' for several hours., preferably on an overstuffed sofa or on the lap of a person.

It is graceful and elegant and retains a great instinct for hunting of their ancestors, but its lack of fur makes it not a good candidate to be a hunting dog..., rough weed can damage unprotected skin.

His temper, as we said, makes a loving pet, Intelligent, energetic. They are quite territorial (due to his frustrated Hunter instinct…), but with a proper education that can be corrected.

To finish, the American Hairless Terrier they are not a good swimmer and for that reason they should be controlled when they are near water.

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Tibetan Terrier
Tíbet FCI 209 . Tibetan breeds.

Origin: China
Character: Kind and guardians
Weight: 8 to 14 kg
Height: 35,6 to 40 cm.
Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years

The Tibetan Terrier, despite being considered a sacred dog in Tibet, He also accompanied the shepherds.

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Characteristics "Tibetan Terrier"

Coexistence is important that you have with your new friend. Before considering the acquisition of a dog of the breed "Tibetan Terrier" you know certain factors. Not all breeds of dogs are apt to live in an apartment, you must take into account his character, their need for exercise, their interaction with other pets, their care and if you have small children, their level of tolerance towards them.

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friendly dog ​​ⓘ
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hair loss ⓘ
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Social need ⓘ
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Home ⓘ
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Intelligence ⓘ
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History

As the name suggests, the Tibetan Terrier was born on the roof of the world, in the heart of Central Asia.

They celebrate their second millennium, since the first writings on them date back to the beginning of our era. Probably related to the Hungarian Puli, the Tibetan Terrier, contrary to what its name might suggest, it was originally a sheepdog. He lived in harmony with the Tibetan monks and the nomads, and his life led him to live with the sheep, the horses and yaks that he guarded. He also herded the herds in mountainous areas too difficult for the larger dogs.. A good sentry, warned as soon as someone approached. In summary, the Tibetan Terrier was both recognized and Sheepdogs as Companion and Toy Dogs.

Out of respect for his soul, tradition dictated that the most vicious pup in a litter should not be killed. On the other hand, was handed over to the monks, who granted him a monastic life. Next to him, was subjected to regular work. This would partly explain the particular character of the Tibetan Terrier. This dog is devoid of all aggressiveness, perhaps because he lived the secluded life of the monasteries and shared everything with his master, being totally part of the family. It is also said that it was reputed to bring good luck..

In fact, considered as a sacred animal and guardian of the temples, this dog was the object of a true cult.

Over the years 20, the DRA. Agnes Greig, an english doctor, received a couple of Tibetan Terrier of one of his patients, a tibetan princess. This is how this breed came to Europe, when the doctor brought these gifts to his country. Was not up 1930 that the Kennel Club of India recognized the Tibetan Terrier as a pure breed, and in 1931 that the British Kennel Club he did the same.

Before being mistakenly named "Tibetan Terrier" by the English, who classified it in the group of Terriers, The Tibetans called it "Chung-chung-pa«, What does "little person" mean? (unlike in the Tibetan Mastiff (Do-Khy), who was called "big person"), o «Apso Tchenpo«, which means “Big Apso”, in opposition to the "small Apso" which is the Lhasa Apso.

The French had proposed calling it Tibetan Griffin, but this proposal was not kept. Even today, although call it Pastor tibetanor would it be much more appropriate, this breed still carries a misleading name.

Physical characteristics

The Tibetan Terrier He is a medium-sized dog with a robust complexion and a determined expression.. They are recognized by their fur, generously endowed with long hair that covers most of his body. Has the appearance of a dog that can fit in a perfect square.

▷ Fur: long, abundant, fine (without being silky or woolly), smooth or corrugated (never curled), with a fine, woolly undercoat.
▷ Color: All coat colors are allowed, except chocolate and liver. White, grey, cream, dorado, black, Particolored and tricolor.
▷ Head: Well stocked with long hair, falling forward, but never about the eyes. Medium length skull, moderately sharp between ear and eye. The stop is slightly marked.
▷ Ears: V shape, pendants, set high on the sides of the skull and well feathered.
▷ Eyes: His eyes are lined with very long lashes, round, large, quite separate and dark brown.
▷ Body: Muscular, powerful, straight back, short, slightly arched loins, horizontal rump and chest that reaches to the elbow.
▷ Tail: High insertion, average length, happily carried in a loop over the back, with abundant hair.

Size and weight

▷ Male size: 35 – 40 cm.
▷ female size: 35 to 40 cm.
▷ Male weight: 8 – 13 kgs.
▷ female weight: 8 – 13 kgs.

Character and skills

The Tibetan Terrier not a real terrier: It is a Shepherd Dog belonging to the group of Companion Dogs..

This faithful companion is endowed with many attractions. Its sociable, lively, smart and full of energy, and they are neither shy nor aggressive. It is a dog that adapts perfectly to the elderly or to single people who want company.

If you are wary of strangers, may be a barker, but he also knows very quickly that there is no danger, if required. Then it quickly calms down.

He has great security in the mountains and is endowed with a sharp intelligence that allows him to react very quickly to danger., but also behave like a gentleman in the city. Always ready to go out for a walk, he also knows how to be close to his master if he can't go out, because you settle for very little exercise.

If we add to this that it is not very noisy, we quickly understand that it is a breed of dog that can live in an apartment without problem.

Last, not content with being too demonstrative with his master and cuddly as desired, the Tibetan Terrier often appreciates the company of another dog or cat, and gets along very well with children, as long as they respect him and remember that he is not a stuffed animal. On the other hand, it is a dog that tolerates loneliness quite badly, much preferring the presence of his master in all circumstances.

Education

Very smart dog, it is easy and pleasant to work with Tibetan Terrier, although you need to understand the usefulness of what you are being asked to do.

Quite stubborn and not very submissive by nature, the Tibetan Terrier requires from an early age a faultless education, quite firm, but fair. His master must have "an iron hand in a velvet glove" and be infallible., because in general, smart dogs tend to find loopholes, and they can try to take the place of the leader of the pack if they consider that this place is vacant.

Health

The Tibetan Terrier it is a robust and resistant dog that does not have particular health problems. It even has a certain longevity.

Thus, two affections are usually noticed:

  • An abnormality of the vascular supply of the retina, which can lead to long-term blindness;
  • Hip Dysplasia, to a greater or lesser degree.

You can also suffer from deafness or neurological disorders, and also seems to be predisposed to diabetes mellitus.

Life expectancy

14 years

Grooming

During their annual molts, in spring and autumn, the Tibetan Terrier lose a lot of hair, which is quite visible as it has a long coat. During this time, it is necessary to brush it almost every day to avoid knots and maintain the beauty of its coat.

The rest of the year, thorough and regular brushing is necessary every other day. But, mowing can be used to simplify maintenance.

It also, hair under your pads should be cut regularly.

Price:

The purchase price of a Tibetan Terrier ranges from €900 to €1000.

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Images "Tibetan Terrier"

Photos:

1 – Tibetan Terrier in the snow by Mr407SW, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
2 – Tibetan Terrier of about 7 meses by PateraIncus, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
3 – Tibetan Terrier by Ian McFegan – Flickr
4 – Tibetan Terrier purebred male 8 years sporting a 'puppy cut’ by Getsnarky, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
5 – Tibetan Terrier Daisy, taking a breather during agility class at Dog Barn, 16 in March of 2012 by Ian McFegan – Flickr
6 – Tibetan Terrier by Acid Pix, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Type and recognitions:

  • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
  • Group :
  • Section : . .

Federations:

  • – FCI – Group 9: Section 5: Tibetan breeds ⓘ
  • – AKC – Toy ⓘ
  • – ANKC – (Toy) ⓘ
  • – CKC – Group 5 – (Toy) ⓘ
  • – ​KC – Toy ⓘ
  • – NZKC – Toy ⓘ
  • – UKC – Group 8 – Companion dog ⓘ

FCI breed standard "Tibetan Terrier"

Origin:
China

Date of publication of the valid original standard:
22.08.2017.

Use:

Companion dog.



General appearance:

It is a medium-sized dog, robust, longhair, generally square in profile.



Behavior / temperament:

Lively, of good character. He is a faithful companion dog, with many attractions. It is a sociable dog, alert, smart and brave, never intractable or bellicose. Prudent with strangers.

Head:

Must be well covered with long hair, which falls forward but not on the eyes and should not affect the dog's vision. The lower jaw must have a small beard, but not exaggerated. In general you should have a determined expression..

Cranial region:
  • Skull : It has a medium length, it is not wide or rough; tapers slightly from ear insertion to eyes. It is neither dome-shaped nor completely flat between the ears.
  • Depression links (Stop) : It is checked,  but it's not exaggeratedly deep.

facial region:

  • Truffle : black.
  • Snout : Strong. The distance from the eye to the tip of the nose should be equal to the distance from the eye to theocciput.
  • Jaws/Teeth : The lower jaw must be well developed. The incisors should be set in a slight curve, located at the same interval and perpendicular to the maxilla. Inverted scissor or scissor bite.
  • Cheeks : The zygomatic bones are curved but should not be protruding so that they appear protruding.
  • Eyes : Large, round, neither bulging nor sunken; They should be placed quite far apart from each other.. Dark brown in color with black pigmented edges of the eyelids.
  • Ears : Hanging but not worn too close to the head; V-shaped, not too bigset somewhat high on the sides of the skull and with heavy stripes.

Neck:

Strong, muscle, medium length that allows the head a bearing above the level of the back and giving a balanced overall appearance. Flows to well-placed shoulders.

Body:

Well muscled, compact and strong.
  • top line : Straight.
  • Pork loin : Short, slightly arched.
  • Rump : Level.
  • Breast  : Good arching of the ribs with the depth of the chest to the level of the elbows. Ribs well back.

Tail:

Medium length, set quite high and carried happily curled over the back. It must be very well covered with stripes. Often knotted near the tip, which is allowed.

Tips

Former members

  • General appearance: They must be well provided with abundant hair
  • Shoulder : well laidand good long.
  • Forearm: Good length and sloping.
  • Arm: Right and parallel extremities.
  • Metacarpus : Slightly sloping.
  • Previous feet: Large, round, well provided with abundant hair between toes and pads. The dog must rest perfectly on the pads; fingers should not be arched.

Later members

  • General appearance: Well covered with thick hair and well muscled. Well angled knees and well lowered hocks level the top line and give good momentum.
  • Knees : Well angulated.
  • Hocks :    Well descended.
  • Hind feet: Large, round, well provided with abundant hair between toes and pads. The dog must rest perfectly on the pads; fingers should not be arched.

Movement:

Uniform; long range and smooth thrust. When the dog walks or jogs, the hind limbs should not follow either inside or outside the movement of the forelimbs.

Mantle

Fur

  • Fur :  Has a double coat of hair.
Undercoat hair is fine and woolly. The hair on the outer coat is abundant, fine, although never it is silky and woolly; is long; either smooth or wavy, but never curly.
 

Color

White, dorado, cream, gray or smoky, black, bicolor and tricolor. Actually all colors are allowed, with the exception of chocolate or liver color.



Size and weight:

Height to the cross:
  • Males: 36 -  41 cm..
  • females: they are slightly smaller.


Fouls:

Any deviation from the aforementioned criteria must be considered a fault and the seriousness of the fault is considered to the degree of the deviation from the standard and its consequences on the health and well-being of the dog..

disqualifying fouls:

  • Aggressive or fearful dog.
  • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities must be disqualified..


N.B.:
Males should have two normal-appearing testicles fully descended into the scrotum..
The latest changes are in bold.

Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

Alternative names:

1. Tsang Apso, Dokhi Apso (English).
2. Terrier du Tibet, Dhoki Apso (French).
3. Tibetan Terrier, Tsang Apso (German).
4. Tibetan Terrier (Portuguese).
5. Tibetan Terrier, Lhasa Terrier, Tibet Apso,
Tsang Apso (español).

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French Tricolour Hound
Francia FCI 219 - Large-sized Hounds

Origin: France
Character: Independent and calm
Weight: 34,5 and 35,5 kg
Height: 60-72 cm.
Life expectancy: 11 - 12 years

French Tricolour Hound

The French Tricolour Hound it is an unusual breed and little known outside of France.

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History French Tricolour Hound

The true ancestry of French Scent hounds It will probably never be discovered as most early breeders didn't bother to keep any breeding records.. But, it can be stated with quite certainty that the breed was created by mixing live and now extinct breeds of French and English Scent hounds.

The French Tricolour Hound it is a breed of recent creation (1957), probably comes from the crossing of the Great Anglo-French tricolor hound with the Poitevin hound, the Billy and possibly the Great Gascony Blue. The standard is of the year 1965.

The French Tricolour Hound kept solely for hunting in large packs. Its largest quarry were large wild animals such as deer, the wolf and the boar. A group of several hounds detected the scent trail of one of these mammals and chased it., barking loudly so the hunter could go after them. Depending on the type of animal pursued, the dogs were to corner him or kill him immediately.

The number of copies decreased drastically after two world wars. French hunting enthusiasts managed to save her, although many unique French breeds were lost to the world during these terrible times.

At present its breeding and therefore its population are supported solely by the French hunting community. In general, the future of French Tricolour Hound you will be fairly insured as long as there are fans of dog hunting in your homeland.

Physical Characteristics Tricolor French Hound

The French Tricolour Hound he is a distinguished dog, elegant, well built and muscular. The head is not too imposing, but rather elongated; the occipital protuberance is marked. Eyes are big and brown, sometimes with black border. The look is smart. The ears are larger than the Poitevin hound, placed at eye level, a little forward, not too flexible; pulled forward, it is preferred that they reach the base of the muzzle, but it is accepted that they are two fingers shorter. The queue is quite long, carried high and gracefully.

  • Fur: Short and quite fine.
  • Color: tricolor, with a more or less extensive coat. Shades of red preferably bright, that can reach the leather. Dark spots on the eyes and cheeks should be avoided, and the blue or tan spots on the limbs and body.
  • Size: 62 to 72 cm for the male and 60 to 68 cm for female.
  • Weight: approx.. 30 kg

    • Character and skills French Tricolour Hound

    The only function of French Tricolour Hound is hunting, so it is difficult to make a generalization regarding their behavior patterns and temperament in a home environment. But, it is not necessary to suggest that a socialized specimen can become an educated and balanced family pet. Like most tracking hounds, he is gentle with children and likes to be a part of their various activities.. This dog is probably too energetic and playful to be a suitable companion for a child..

    The French Tricolour Hound tends to become somewhat distant and reserved in the presence of strangers. But, will never show open aggressiveness unless they suspect that something or someone threatens their family. Some of these dogs are vigilant enough to perform surveillance duties. This sociable and caring breed will make a terrible guardian, that he would rather greet an intruder by wagging his tail than resorting to necessary actions.

    Canine aggressiveness is considered a major defect in the temperament of hounds, that were developed for herd hunting. For this reason, members with the slightest hint of this undesirable characteristic are immediately excluded from the breeding program. The French Tricolour Hound is known for its exceptional tolerance towards other canines. Despite his excessively peaceful nature, also requires early socialization in this regard. It is worth remembering that the breed has a very powerful drive to hunt down and kill other species of animals., especially stray cats. You can get along with individual family pets if you have been raised with them since your puppy.

    French Tricolour Hound Health

    The most common problems for the breed include:

    – canine hip dysplasia;
    – elbow dysplasia;
    – eye problems;
    – sarna demodex;
    – skin infections;
    – skin allergies;
    – chronic ear infections;
    – bloodhound ataxia.

    Caring for the French Tricolour Hound

    The French Tricolour Hound Needs a negligible amount of maintenance. Regular brushing will be enough to keep his short, graceful coat in reasonably good condition..

    The ears of this breed are highly susceptible to irritation and infection, so its systematic examination and cleaning should become an essential part of care routines. Apart from that, the master must cut the emails of his French Tricolour Hound at least every two months.

    French Tricolour Hound Training

    The training of French Tricolour Hound poses a considerable challenge. The breed is a natural hunter and requires basic training in all that concerns its original hunting duties.. Unfortunately, its persistence in the search for prey turns into obstinacy in training. It also, cannot stay focused on the same boring task for a long time and is easily irritated by its many repetitions.

    The best training strategy for this dog should include abundant rewards in the form of praise and tasty treats.. Negative reinforcement doesn't work with French Tricolour Hound and must be avoided at all costs.

    Exercise with French Tricolour Hound

    The French Tricolour Hound it is an athletic and robust hunting dog, easily adapts to extremely intense physical activity. At a minimum it should be taken for a brisk walk of 45 minutes. You should always wear a leash when you are outside, since it is very difficult to call him back once he has been drawn down some interesting path.

    The French Tricolour Hound behaves calm and relaxed once exercise requirements have been fully met. Keep in mind that a poorly exercised dog will gradually develop unpleasant behavior problems such as continuous barking, internal hyperactivity or destruction. This breed is best suited for suburban life in the house with a large, secure yard.

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    Type and recognitions:

    • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
    • Group :
    • Section : . .

    Federations:

    • – FCI – Group 6: Scent hounds, and related breeds. – Section 1.1: Large-sized Hounds. ⓘ
    • – Central Canine Society ⓘ

    FCI breed standard "French Tricolour Hound"

    Origin:
    France

    Date of publication of the valid original standard:
    13.01.1965

    Use:

    Hound for hunting big game in a pack.



    General appearance:

    It is an elegant pack dog, quite strong and muscular build.



    Behavior / temperament:

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    Head:

    Is not very big, but quite elongated. The occipital protuberance is marked.

    Cranial region:
    • Craging: It's a little bulky. The cranial vault is quite developed.
    • Dnaso-frontal depression (Stop): More accentuated than that of Poitevin hound.

    facial region:

    • Trufa: It's black and the windows are wide open..
    • Caña nasal: It is straight, rather long and sometimes a little arched.
    • Belfos: They are more notable than those of Poitevin, that is to say, with a slight square appearance.
    • Ojors: They are big and brown. Sometimes they have black color around. The look is smart.
    • Obars: They are wider than those of the Poitevin. They are located at eye level. They are slightly twisted and not very flexible. Preferably they reach the birth of the truffle or two fingers from it..

    Neck:

    It is long, quite thick and sometimes has a slight double chin.

    Body:

    • Espalda: It is accentuated and appears well inserted in the body.
    • Breast : It is long and very deep. Reaches at least to the tip of the elbow. The ribs are long and not very flat.
    • Abdomin: It's not very high.

    Tail:

    It's quite long. The dog carries it high and elegantly.

    Tips

    PREVIOUS MEMBERS: They are well poised. They are wide and straight.

    Hormbros: They are long and close to the chest.

    LATER MEMBERS:

    • Ancas: They come in the right direction, in harmony with previous members.
    • Thighs: They are long and quite muscular.
    • Corvejón: It is quite wide and slightly angled. It comes close to the ground.

    PIIS: Thin.

    Movement:

    It is loose and agile.

    Mantle

    PIEL: It's quite fine.

    MANTLE

    Plink: It is satin and rather fine.

    Colorr: Tricolor, with more or less extended blanket. The tan color is preferably deep or coppery. The carbonated fire on the cheeks and lips, as well as blue or tan mottling on the extremities and on the body are not desirable. “Wolf” hair is accepted.



    Size and weight:

    Alturto the cross: Of 62 cm to 72 cm in males and 60 cm to 68 cm in females.



    Fouls:

    Any deviation from the aforementioned criteria is considered as a fault and the severity of this is considered to the degree of the deviation to the standard and its consequences on the health and well-being of the dog..

    • Depigmentation on the nose in spots.
    • Upper or lower prognathism.
    • light eyes.
    • Ears that are too flat, too short or set too high.
    • Poorly plumb or very thin extremities.
    • Very straight hocks.
    • thick feet.
    • Any apparent trace of English blood, especially regarding the head Smoky color on the head that denotes a cross between black and white and any other coat that is not established by the standard.

    FALTAS DISQUALIFYING:

    • Aggressiveness or extreme shyness.
    • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities must be disqualified..


    N.B.:
    • Males should have two normal-appearing testicles fully descended into the scrotum..
    • Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with the typical conformation of the breed, should be used for parenting.

    Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

    Alternative names:

    1. Chien Français Tricolore (English).
    2. Français tricolore (French).
    3. Französischer Dreifarbiger Laufhund(German).
    4. français tricolore (Portuguese).
    5. Sabueso francés tricolor (español).

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    Brazilian terrier
    Brasil FCI 341 - Large and medium-sized Terrier.

    Origin: Brazil
    Character: Lively, awake and happy.
    Weight: 8 - 10 kg
    Height: 33- 40 cm.
    Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years

    Brazilian Terrier

    Due to his easy training and his physical gifts, the Brazilian terrier in Brazil it is used as a circus dog.

    Content

    History

    Although the Brazilian terrier was originally from Brazil, his ancestors did not come from South America, but mainly from Europe. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, many Brazilian youths studied at European universities, especially in England and France. It was not uncommon for them to come home married, and their wives sometimes brought small terrier-type dogs with them.. These were mixed with the native males and females, so a breed of dog developed, whose members looked different and literally strange.

    But in a few generations the phenotype of the Brazilian terrier. It is believed to be the result of crossing Pinscher, Chihuahua and Jack Russel Terrier.

    By the way, the Brazilian terrier became familiar with the different living conditions in Brazil: At first, families with their dogs lived in the countryside before being attracted to large urban centers., that gradually developed. The Brazilian terrier used to serve primarily as a rat catcher. In the meantime, However, its field of application has been expanded: they are excellent guard and family dogs.

    Selective breeding of this breed of dog, highly appreciated in Brazil but almost unknown in Europe, started around 1970. The Brazilian terrier was provisionally recognized by the FCI (International Cynological Federation) in 1995 and from 2007 is completely included as a breed in the catalog of the largest cynological organization in the world. It takes the standard number 341 and is in the group 3 (terriers), section 1 (Large and medium-sized terriers).

    Physical characteristics

    The Brazilian terrier is a dog's size medium, slim and harmonious construction. Its square body with rounded outer lines is firm but not too heavy.. The weight of an adult animal is a maximum of eight to ten kilograms. This applies to both males and females, although the height at the withers is different in both: While reaching 35 to 40 centimeters in males, it's just 33 to 38 centimeters in females.

    Interesting and unusual is that Brazilian terrier have different tail lengths from birth: From a rudimentary stump on a medium long tail to a full tail, you can find the most varied expressions. This typical characteristic of the breed gives the Brazilian terrier an individual appearance and does not detract from its charm, on the contrary.

    The dog also owes its special charisma to the small folded ears, as well as the large round blue eyes, green, brown, Bluish gray or reddish brown with an open and lively look. The head seems very expressive. It has a triangular shape and is wide at the base. The face narrows noticeably from the widely spaced ears to the tip of the nose. Due to the relatively distinctive groove on the forehead, seems thoughtful.

    The short coat, smooth, fine and tight dog feels very nice, a bit like the hair of a rat. No underwear. Especially soft areas are found on the head, the ears, the bottom of the neck and the inside of the front legs. As a rule, a Brazilian terrier it's tricolor. The basic color is always white. It is flanked by black marks, blue and / or brown red, they provide a distinctive pattern. Over and over you hear and read that the Brazilian terrier has strong similarities to Fox Terrier. This is undeniable, but there are visible differences: the Brazilian's muzzle is much shorter and the body contours appear more rounded, while the body of the Fox Terrier is more angular.

    Character and skills

    The character of Brazilian terrier can be described, justly, as little complicated. Their social behavior is once again much better than that of other types of terrier. These may include, the stubbornness of Russel and I shake it off Fox Terrier are much less present in South America. He is very friendly with the people he meets and in relation to contact with their owners, one can use terms like "affectionate" and "tender". Also with other dogs the Brazilian terrier usually gets along smoothly.

    Like your relatives in the terrier family, the Brazilian terrier it is extremely spirited, and therefore active and lively. you could also say: a real brazilian. Therefore, need plenty of exercise. He loves to accompany runners and hikers and frolic with children., but is content with fun adventures in the park without complaining. But please, pay attention to the variety: The dog finds both pleasure in ball games and recovery. It moves freely and elegantly. Typical are short, quick steps.

    The Brazilian terrier is considered a smart dog – but of course this requires a certain amount of activity, not just outside, but also inside the house or the apartment. Its high level of attention and the fact that it is initially reserved towards strangers, his above average barking often qualifies him as a watchdog. It is also worth mentioning the dog's ability to empathize in almost any situation..

    In short, It is an excellent dog for home and family or social, who can be easily trained with a successful mix of gentle and patient guidance. Canine sports enthusiast (agility, fly-ball). It also, gets along very well with horses, making it an excellent companion for horse owners. Thanks to his pleasant character, the Brazilian terrier also suitable as a beginner dog for people who have had little or no experience of active dog ownership to date.

    Considering its origin, the Brazilian terrier is naturally used to tropical temperatures. For this reason it is recommended to give up the breed if you live in very cold and rainy climates..

    Care and health of the Brazilian Terrier

    The maintenance of Brazilian terrier it's comparatively easy. This is mainly due to the short, smooth coat without undercoat. The dog hardly loses hair, so it is also suitable for allergy sufferers who have to do without the four-legged friends of other races for health reasons.

    Talking about health:

    Another positive aspect is that the Brazilian terrier they are particularly resistant to diseases and have a high life expectancy. On average, they live on 12 to 15 years. Only with respect to the ears is caution necessary: Dogs have what are known as slanted ears, which means that the ear canal is angled. This makes ventilation of the inner ear somewhat more difficult., which encourages the settling of bacteria and fungus and significantly increases the likelihood of a dangerous ear infection. For this reason, the ears of the Brazilian terrier must be cleaned regularly and thoroughly. As such, earlobes and special ear cleaners are used. These agents help loosen dirt and wax from the ear and, therefore, keep the quadruped healthy. Important: Never use cotton swabs. would have a counterproductive effect.

    Images "Brazilian terrier"

    Photos:

    1 – Brazilian terrier – Dog 2013 Helsinki 13-15/12/2013 by Thomas / CC BY-SA
    2 – Juliana Lopes / CC BY by Brazilian Terrier, uploaded from Flickr
    3 – Matt Hidalgo / CC BY-SA by Filomena and one more of their faces =) (Brazilian Terrier)
    4 – Terrier brasileño by Sini Merikallio / CC BY-SA
    5 – The 4 genetically possible colours of Terrier Brasileiro. From left to right: Tricolor black, tricolor brown, tricolor blue, tricolor isabela by TerrierBrasileiroDaPedraFilosofal / CC BY-SA
    6 – Terrier brasileño by https://brit-petfood.com/en/breed-catalog/terriers/brazilian-terrier
    7 – Terrier brasileño by https://pxhere.com/en/photo/1188027

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    Type and recognitions:

    • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
    • Group :
    • Section : . .

    Federations:

    • – FCI – Terriers. Section 1 Large and medium-sized terriers. ⓘ
    • – CBKC ⓘ

    FCI breed standard "Brazilian terrier"

    Origin:
    Brazil

    Date of publication of the valid original standard:
    15.06.2018

    Use:

    Used for small game hunting, as a guard and companion dog.



    General appearance:

    Is medium sized, slender, well balanced, of firm structure, but nottooheavy. The body is ofappearancesquare, with curved lines.

    IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS: Square shaped dog: the length of your body, from the shoulder to the tip of the iliac crest, it is approximately the same as its height at the withers.



    Behavior / temperament:

    This is a dog always on the move, alert, active and shrewd. He is friendly and gentle with acquaintances, butdistrustful with strangers.

    Head:

    View from the top, It is triangular in shape, wide at the base; ears are wide apart. The head decreases noticeably from the eyes to the tip of the nose. Profile view, the upper line rises slightly from the tip of the nose to the naso-frontal depression, mainly between the eyes, and continues towards the occipital bone with a slight convexity.

    Cranial region:

    Craging: It is rounded with a moderately flat forehead. Views from above, lateral lines converge towards the eyes. The distance from the outer angle of the eye to the insertion of the ears is equal to the distance between the two outer angles of the eyes. The front groovemediumis well developed.

    Dnaso-frontal depression (Stop): Pronounced.

    facial region:

    • Trufa: Moderately developed. It is dark in color, in accordance with the coat color, with nostrils wide open.
    • Horcico: Seen from above, is shaped as an isosceles triangle from both outer corners of the eye to the tip of the nose. It is strong and well molded under the eyes, with an inclined base that accentuates the naso-frontal depression.
    • Labios: Dry andfirm. The upper lip joins the lower lip exactly, covering the teeth and allowing the mouth to be closed completely.
    • Cheeks: Droughts, well developed.
    • Jaws / Teeth: 42 teeth, regularly deployed, well developed. The bite is scissor-shaped.

    EYES: Equidistantesfromthe occipital protuberanceuntilthe tip of the nose. They appear well separated. The distance between the outer corners of the eyes is equal to the distance from the outer corner of the eye to the tip of the nose. Looking straight ahead, are somewhat prominent, large andeyebrowsare slightly accented. They have shaperoundedand they are wide open. His expression is alert and shrewd. Color should be as dark as possibleand in accordance with the color of the coat.

    Blue variety has bluish gray eyes, the variety of brown colorhasBrown eyes, green or blueand the varietyinsabela, in addition to the colors of the brown variety, may also have amber eyes, both clear andorsCà›r.

    EARS: Deployed laterally, in line with the eyes, well separated from each other. They are triangular in shape and the tip is pointed. They appear semi-upright with the tip bent down towards the outer corner of the eye.

    Neck:

    It is of moderate length, balanced in relationwiththe head. Harmoniously joins the head and trunk.Well defined, clean and dry. The top line is slightly arched.

    Body:

    Well balanced. It is not too heavy and has a square shape, withcurve linesNot baddefined.

    • Línand the top: It is firm and straight, rising slightly from the cross to the rump.
    • Cruz: Well pronounced, harmoniously joins the forelimbs.
    • Espalda: Relatively short and well muscled.
    • Itmo: Short and firm. Armoniosamente a la grupa.
    • Glikeness: Slightly inclined, tail implantation is low. Well developed and muscular.
    • Pecho: Long, deep, reaches to elbow level. Ribs well arched. The sternum is moderately curved. The sill is not very pronounced and is moderately wide, allowing free movement of the front limbs.
    • Línlower ea and belly: Slightly curved, that rises back but not extremely retracted.

    Tail:

    Nnaturally short or long; on this last case, cannot exceed the hock. Strong and low set, happily held, forming a smooth curve when it's long, not coiled on the back.

    Tips

    PREVIOUS MEMBERS:

    • Apgeneral arience: Seen from the front, they are straight, moderately separated, in the same line as the hind limbs, which are also straight, although more separated.
    • Hormbros (Blades): They're long.
    • Brazos (Humerus): They are approximately the same length as the shoulder blade, forming with it an angle of approximately 110 °.
    • Elbows: They are well attached to the body, at the same level as the lower chest line.
    • Antarms: Straight, skinny, dry.
    • Metacarpus: Very moderate, straight and slim, almost perpendicular to the ground.
    • Pinis previous: compacts. They don't even deviate inwards, nor out. The two middle fingers are longer than the others.

    LATER MEMBERS:

    • Apgeneral arience: Noticeably muscular, well developed thighs, more separated than the previous members.
    • Thigh (Femur): Well developed and muscular.Knee: Moderately angled.
    • PinScheme (tibia): It is proportionate to the size of the thigh.
    • Corvejón: Relatively short and perpendicular to the ground when the dog is standing.
    • Metatarsus: Straight.
    • Pinis later: compacts; with fingers longer thanon the front feet.

    Movement:

    Elegant, loose, short and quick steps.

    Mantle

    Well adjusted, no slack. Dry.

    Plink: Is short, smooth, fine, but not soft. It is glued to the skin; you can't see the skin through it. It is finer on the head, the ears, below the neck, in the interior and bottom part of the forelimbs and behind the thighs.

    Colorr: Predominant white background color with markingsblack, blue, brown or isabela. The following characteristic marks must always be present: fire color over the eyes, on both sides of the muzzle, as well as inside the ears and on the edge of these. These marks may exist on other parts of the body at the edge of the marks.

    The head must always have marksblack, blue, browns or isabelaon the forehead and ears.Cana star and white marks appear preferably in the front groove and in the parts ltoteralesof the muzzle, distributed as harmoniously as possible.



    Size and weight:

    Alturto the cross:

    • Males: between 35 and 40 cm.,
    • females: between 33 and 38 cm..

    Weight: 10 kg approximately.



    Fouls:

    Any deviation from the aforementioned criteria is considered as a fault and the severity of this is considered to the degree of the deviation to the standard and its consequences on the health and well-being of the dog..

    • Scarce cloak that reveals the skin, across the board the atypical.
    • Faults in characteristic marks
    • Shoulders too heavy or loose
    • Wellrear arched ta
    • Falharmony, atypical complexion.

    FALTAS GRAVES:

    • Línupper e descending from the cross to the rump.

    FALTAS DISQUALIFYING:

    • Aggressive or extreme timid
    • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities.
    • Group plan.
    • Prognathism higher than the bottom
    • Ear fully erect.


    N.B.:
    • Males should have two normal-appearing testicles fully descended into the scrotum..
    • Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with the typical conformation of the breed, should be used for parenting.

    Itlatest changes are in bold.

    TRANSLATION: IRIS Carrillo; Skrivanek Translation Services. Official language: IN.

    Revision: SR. Jorge Nallem.

    Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

    Alternative names:

    1. Fox Paulistinha (English).
    2. terrier brasileiro (French).
    3. Terrier Brasileiro (German).
    4. Fox paulistinha, Foquinho (Portuguese).
    5. Fox Paulistinha, Terrier Brasileiro (español).

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    Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier
    Irlanda FCI 302 . Large and medium sized Terriers

    Origin: Ireland
    Character: Loving and faithful
    Weight: 16 Kg
    Height: 30 - 36 cm.
    Life expectancy: 10 - 14 years

    It is generally believed that Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier is less excitable than other Terriers, although it takes action immediately when prompted.

    Glen of Imaal Terrier

    Content

    History

    The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier originates from the Irish east coast, in county wicklow, which is in the ravine (=Valle) the Imaal. From this rough and wild valley this very old breed got its name. It was first mentioned around 1575.

    Like old farm dog, the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier he had a very busy life and worked hard for his master. His job was to catch rats and mice on farms and operate smaller work machines like churns and work grinders., where I had to run on leather straps. He also accompanied his master on the fox hunt, the Badger and Otter. He worked in silence and if necessary he fought to the death. Before it was banned in Ireland, the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier also used in questionable dogfights. Of course, he was also the most loyal friend and guarded the house and the yard, never shied away from facing a much bigger and stronger opponent.

    For its owner, the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier it was as important as his daily bread, although undemanding, frugal and tough enough to share the barren life of farmers. This harsh life brought with it a ruthless selection. Only the toughest and most frugal Terriers survived, what characterizes the breed until today.

    The pedigree of Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier it's an irish secret to this day. In Ireland itself, this Terrier has never been numerous and did not leave his ancestral home until 1980, when the owners preserved him as a true child of nature, marked by great courage, skill and endurance. In 1933 the breed was officially recognized by the Irish Kennel Club ( I.K.C.). The international recognition of the F.C.I. continued on 1981.

    Physical characteristics

    The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier it is small but strong and robust and weighs up to 16 kilograms with a maximum height at the withers of 36 centimeters. Its relatively small forward leaning ears are notable.. Its coat is medium length and consists of a rough top layer and a smooth bottom layer. It can be wheat colored, tabby blue or in different shades of red and gold. In the case of a dark-colored coat, a black-blue mask is common., which can also show as stripes over the ears, along the back and tail, so these marks become clearly clearer with increasing age.

    Character and skills

    Today the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier it is a gentle and docile family dog. Its balanced and faithful nature, as well as his average temperament make life with him very pleasant. The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier is very affectionate, always cheerful and in a good mood and preferably "in the middle". Enjoy all the attention and care, but without demanding anything. Rather, follows her around with her alert gaze and once she has gained attention, shows his joy about it with strong tail swipes. If the joy is particularly great, his temperament can also run away with him.

    Children are welcome as playmates, if they show him the respect that he shows. Pets are accepted by him without problems when they get used to each other. The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier she is always friendly with strangers, and with his contagious joy, His charm and his irresistible look quickly have all the sympathies on his side.. After all, it is a terrier that radiates a lot of personality. He is open-minded and not afraid to learn new things. He likes to be everywhere with his nose. In general, everything that is new – Weird people, new environments, an object that has not been there before – it is very interesting and has to be examined very carefully. The Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier is a particularly attentive observer. Along with her charming nature and her desire to do everything right, is very adaptable and develops a very close relationship with his family. He likes to accompany them whenever possible. Like a very people-oriented terrier, I would defend them in an emergency, even to death. Feel more comfortable in your proximity.

    What characterizes him Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier is his great courage, his self-confidence and intelligence above average. Sufficient workload and intellectual work are important to the intelligent four-legged friend. Enjoy almost all activities, be it sports with dogs, search games or learning tricks – is available for all kinds of fun.

    Despite its short legs, it is very agile, due to his muscular physique, a small power. Its special characteristics are its slightly curved front legs with the legs turned outward., his big head and his pronounced chest. The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier it is a very balanced dog, that radiates great calm on the one hand, but on the other hand you are immediately ready for action and, if required, vigorously watches over and defends your home and family.

    The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier – the little irish with a big heart

    Like a silent working terrier it hardly barks. It is also less excitable than other terriers. Sometimes you can see the Irish stubbornness, but the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier not resentful. Due to its origin it does not tolerate heat very well, he likes harsh weather and when the wind blows around his nose. But if the chemistry ain't right, or if the other dog brazenly approaches him, you will receive the message – "Glen doesn't like your attitude.". So, it is important to socialize with other dogs from the beginning and to have contact with many dogs of different ages.

    “Irish Imaal Glen Terrier” Care

    Because the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier still very original and not over-bred, still a very healthy and robust breed. Its coat has a rough top coat with a smooth undercoat that needs to be trimmed. Otherwise, his self-cleaning coat is very easy to care for. Coat color is wheat or Brindle (Blue striped).

    A consistent but loving upbringing makes the Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier a faithful companion, nice and gentle, which is easy to handle.

    Life expectancy «Irish Imaal Glen Terrier»

    The Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier is considered an original dog breed, which is in good health and robustness due to the absence of hereditary diseases caused by breeding. If maintained in a species-appropriate manner, will live an average of twelve years.

    Images "Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier"

    Photos:

    1 – Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier during International show of dogs in Katowice – Saucer, Poland. Breeder – Piotr Kuznik, http://www.irishglen.pl/ by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    2 – Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier during International show of dogs in Katowice – Saucer, Poland. Breeder – Piotr Kuznik, http://www.irishglen.pl/ by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    3 – Adult w:Glen of Imaal Terrier by photo by Scoo / CC BY-SA
    4 – Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier during International show of dogs in Katowice – Saucer, Poland. Breeder – Piotr Kuznik, http://www.irishglen.pl/ by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    5 – Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier during International show of dogs in Katowice – Saucer, Poland. Breeder – Piotr Kuznik, http://www.irishglen.pl/ by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    6 – Glen of Imaalinterrieri by Sami Kronqvist / CC BY-SA

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    Type and recognitions:

    • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
    • Group :
    • Section : . .

    Federations:

    • – FCI – Terriers 1 Large and medium-sized terriers. ⓘ
    • – AKC – Terriers ⓘ
    • – ANKC – Terriers ⓘ
    • – CKC – Terriers ⓘ
    • – ​KC – Terriers ⓘ
    • – NZKC – Terriers ⓘ
    • – UKC – Terriers ⓘ

    FCI breed standard "Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier"

    Origin:
    Ireland

    Date of publication of the valid original standard:
    27.01.2001

    Use:

    Like all other terriers, this stubborn little breed had to hunt badgers and foxes, as well as keeping the rat population to a minimum. In the news, he is a family dog, docile and sweet.



    General appearance:

    It is a medium-sized dog, with a medium length coat, very strong and gives the impression of maximum substance for its size.

    IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS:

    The body is longer than it is tall, close to the ground.



    Behavior / temperament:

    It is an active dog, agile and quiet when working. Courageous and gifted with courage when you need it, otherwise it is kind and docile, from which personality flows, his loyal and affective nature, makes him a very acceptable dog for the home and company. Irish Glen de Imaal is said to be less easily excitable than other terriers, although he is always ready to react if asked.

    Head:

    ---

    Cranial region:
    • Skull: Good width and reasonable length.
    • Depression links (Stop): Pronounced.

    facial region:

    • Truffle: black.
    • Snout: Giving the impression of strength; narrowing towards the truffle.
    • Jaws: Strong.
    • Teeth: Healthy teeth, regular, strong and good size. Scissor bite.

    Eyes: Brown, medium-sized, round and placed well apart. Light colored eyes should be penalized.

    Ears: Small, When the dog is alert, it should be pink or semi-upright; when at rest they are carried backwards. Completely drooping or erect ears are undesirable..

    Neck:

    Very muscular and of moderate length.

    Body:

    Deep and long, longer than high.

    • top line: To level.
    • Pork loin: Strong.
    • Breast : Wide and strong, well sprung ribs.

    Tail:

    Cut. Firm at the root, well established and carried happily. Puppies' tails should be cut in half. A natural glue (not cut) It is allowed for countries where cutting them is prohibited by law.

    Tips

    PREVIOUS MEMBERS: Short, curved and with good bones.

    • Blades: Spacious, muscular and well leaning.
    • Anterior legs: Short, arching and good bone.
    • Pies: Compact and strong, with round foot pads. The front feet are slightly rotated out from the metacarpus.

    LATER MEMBERS: Strong and well muscled.

    • Thighs: Well muscled.
    • Knee: Well angled.
    • Hocks: Without turning in or out.
    • Pies: Compact and strong with round foot pads.

    Movement:

    Free and without lifting the forelimbs too much. Effortlessly cover ground with good boost from hindquarters.

    Mantle

    Fur: Hair is medium in length and coarse in texture, with a soft undercoat. Hair can be groomed to make your figure look neat.

    Color:

    • Blue tabby without the hue turning to black.
    • Wheat, from light wheat to a golden reddish hue
    • Puppies can be born blue, Wheat or Reddish Lighter-colored puppies generally have a bluish-colored mask, may have a blue stripe along the back, in the tail and in the ears. Darker marks will lighten with age.


    Size and weight:

    Height to the cross:

    • Males: 35,5 cm. (14 inches) is the maximum.
    • females: proportionally less.

    Weight:

    • Males : 16 kg (35 English pounds).
    • females : proportionally less.


    Fouls:

    Any deviation from the aforementioned criteria is considered as a fault and the severity of this is considered to the degree of the deviation to the standard and its consequences on the health and well-being of the dog..

    • Hound ears.
    • With inferior or superior prognathism.
    • Body too short.
    • Straight front.

    FALTAS DESCALIFICANTES:

    • Aggressiveness or extreme shyness.
    • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities must be disqualified..
    • Black and fire color.
    • Narrow snout.


    N.B.:

    Males should have two normal-appearing testicles completely descended into the scrotum. Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with the typical conformation of the breed, should be used for parenting.

    TRANSLATION: Lic. O. Valverde, reviewed by Dr. F. del Valle and updated by J. Nallem, Uruguayan Kennel Club.

    Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

    Alternative names:

    1. Irish Glenn of Imaal Terrier, Wicklow Terrier, Glen, Glennie (English).
    2. Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier (French).
    3. Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier (German).
    4. Glen of imaal terrier (Portuguese).
    5. Glen, Wicklow Terrier, Glen of Imaal Terrier, Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier (español).

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    German Hunting Terrier
    Alemania FCI 103 - Large and medium sized Terriers

    Origin: Germany
    Character: Intelligent and independent
    Weight: 7.5 to 10 kg
    Height: 33 to 40 cm.
    Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years

    Jagdterrier

    The German Hunting Terrier is in no way suitable exclusively as a companion or family dog.

    Content

    History

    The German Hunting Terrier he is a high performance terrier. There are two varieties of it, the of wire hair and the of smooth hair. He is essentially a descendant of Fox Terrier. After World War I, some active hunters broke away from the Club de Fox Terrier to create a breed that would be oriented exclusively to hunting performance. This was successful and thus the German Hunting Terrier Club in 1926. Under the leadership of Dr. Herbert Lackner the new race, the German Hunting Terrier, was established systematically and finally very successfully.

    After a separation from the brood of almost 100 years, you can certainly talk about a new breed today. It also, you can clearly see it in its appearance and also in the nature of this professional hunting dog. But, remained a terrier. One German Hunting Terrier you must be very brave, fearless and defensive. Must be able to work boar hunting without problems, which is one of the most difficult and dangerous tasks a hunting dog can master. Even today the German Hunting Terrier is still a highly prized hunting dog. Has become a versatile hunting assistant. Among other things, It is used very successfully in wild boar hunts., where it excels with amazing performances. His tireless work eagerness and leadership are especially appreciated while hunting..

    The German Hunting Terrier he is fearless and with every fiber of his being he strives to do his job as well as possible. The German Hunting Terrier has been conceived as a breed from birth by hunters for hunters. Therefore, given exclusively to hunters. It is still successfully served today by the "Deutscher Jagdterrier-Club" in the VDH (German Canine Federation). It is exclusively cared for by breeders affiliated with this club. The breed is highly valued and popular with German hunters.

    Physical characteristics

    The German Hunting Terrier it is a small to medium sized dog with a distinctive appearance. He is a high speed terrier. Has an awake expression, well trained and full of tension, which leaves no doubt that you are always ready for an adventure. This is underlined by its wedge-shaped but not pointy skull, his deep and determined eyes and his ears leaned forward.

    The standard briefly describes it:

    The German Hunting Terrier is a small, generally black and red, compact and shapely hunting utility dog.

    The small dog has a height at the cross of 33 to 40 centimeters in both male and female dogs. But, bitches should be a little bit lighter. In males, the weight, is of some 9 to 10 kg, in females 7,5 to 8,5. In the standard it says briefly, according to the proportions, neither too light nor too heavy. The German Hunting Terrierhas always been available in two types of fur: smooth hair, dense, hard and rough or thick straight hair. Its color is black, dark brown or black-gray mottled with red-yellow spots, very well defined clean marks.

    Character and skills

    The German Hunting Terrier is a thoroughbred hunting dog for the practicing hunter. The Hunter Terrier it's a power pack. It's not for people who imagine a potato-trainer. It is by no means exclusively suitable as a companion or family dog.. His history and highly developed hunting skills should also be on the mind of the non-hunter, when you think about keeping German Hunting Terrier as a companion dog. Can be a charming companion and family dog ​​fond of children, but only on the basis of its species-appropriate use as a hunting dog. Here he is shown as a First Class Hunting Helper, who convinces again and again for his performance.

    The German Hunting Terrier it's hard and persistent, easy to handle and calm and especially for a Terrier quite compatible with other dogs. The official FCI standard describes its character in this way:

    The German Hunting Terrier is brave and tough, eager to work and persevere, vital and energetic, reliable, sociable and manageable, neither shy nor aggressive.

    The breed attaches great importance to suitability for hunting, firmness of character, hunting intelligence, fearlessness and low sensitivity. Must be a versatile dog, hard, noisy and water-loving with a pronounced hunting instinct and excellent training ability. Your determination, vitality, high intelligence and close relationship with his master and caretaker make him a very interesting companion, but also demanding.

    Education German Hunting Terrier

    This breed of dog can be very well educated and trained.. The clear announcement and the consequence are the miracle words here based on a respectful and loving relationship with the master or caretaker.. This terrier has been bred for many generations for its performance and good training ability. Only dogs that perform excellently here are used for breeding. For you, as your caregiver, this is both an opportunity and an obligation. With experience, consistency and a clear statement based on a trusting and emotionally positive bond, you can achieve everything with it.

    German Hunting Terrier health and care

    These German hunting terriers are extremely easy to care for. Brushing here and there is enough. His health is very robust.

    Nutrition / Food

    Feeding a German Hunter Terrier has no problems.

    The life expectancy of the German Hunting Terrier

    as a rule, the German Hunting Terrier enjoys a long and vital canine life, often over 12 years.

    Buy German Hunting Terrier

    If you are looking for a German Hunter Terrier, must contact a hunter, Ranger or breeder who is a member of the Club German Hunting Terrier long before I plan to buy one. Dogs are normally only given to hunters. Here and there it can happen that a dog looks for another place. But then you should be able and willing to give him species-appropriate living conditions.. A puppy of this breed of dog costs around 1.000 EUR.

    Images "German Hunting Terrier"

    Photos:

    1 – Jagdterrier by No machine-readable author provided. Richard Huber assumed (based on copyright claims). / Public domain
    2 – German Jagdterrier by Tux-Man / CC BY-SA
    3 – Jagdterrier during dogs show in Katowice, Poland by Lilly M / CC BY-SA
    4 – German Hunting Terrier during dogs show in Katowice, Poland by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    5 – Jagdterrier during dogs show in Katowice, Poland by Lilly M / CC BY-SA
    6 – Jagdterrier by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA

    Videos "German Hunting Terrier"

    Type and recognitions:

    • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
    • Group :
    • Section : . .

    Federations:

    • – FCI – Terriers 1 Large and medium-sized terriers. ⓘ
    • – UKC ⓘ

    FCI breed standard "German Hunting Terrier"

    Origin:
    Germany

    Date of publication of the valid original standard:
    19.03.2015.

    Use:

    Variable utility hunting dog, especially for hunting in burrows or for raising game.



    General appearance:

    It is a useful dog for hunting., small, reddish black, compact and well proportioned.

    IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS:

    • Ratio between chest circumference / height of the cross: chest circumference is 10 to 12 cm greater than the height of the cross.
    • Body length / cross height: the body is a little longer than the height of the cross.
    • Chest depth / cross height: is approximately the 55-60% the height of the cross.


    Behavior / temperament:

    It is spirited and strong, likes work and is constant, full of vitality and temperament, reliable, docile and affable, He is not shy or aggressive.

    Head:

    Elongated, a little wedge-shaped, but not pointy. Muzzle a little shorter than the skull from the occipital protuberance to the frontal-nasal depression.

    Cranial region:
    • Craging: Flat, broad skull between the ears. A little narrower between the eyes.
    • Ston: Poorly developed.

    facial region:

    • Trufa: In relation to the muzzle it should not be too narrow nor too small; should not be divided; always black; if the primary coat color is brown, the truffle can also be that color.
    • Horcico: Powerful, well developed cheeks, deep and strong lower jaw, well delineated chin.
    • Labios: Well adherent and with good pigmentation.
    • Jaw/Bite/Teeth: Teeth are big. The jaw is powerful and has a perfect scissor bite, regular and complete, in which the upper incisors overlap the lower incisors without leaving space, and the teeth are upright in the maxilla. Should have 42 teeth according to the dental formula.
    • Ojors: dark, small, oval, sunken; with attached eyelids and determined expression.
    • Obars: Semi-upright so that the tips adhere lightly to the head, high insertion, not very small, “V” shaped.

    Neck:

    Strong, not too long, right next to the body; widens toward insertion with shoulders.

    Body:

    • Línand the top: Straight.
    • Cruz: Marked.
    • Espalda: Strong, straight, not too short.
    • Pork loin: He has strong musculature.Rump: Very muscular, flat.
    • Torrax: Deep, well arched ribs, not very wide; long sternum; the ribs, well bowed, directed back.
    • Línand the bottom: Forms an elegant backward arch, short and firm flanks, slightly retracted belly.

    Tail:

    With good insertion in the long rump, shortened by about a third of its length. Can be carried slightly less upright than vertically straight, must not be leaning on the back. (In countries where laws prohibit tail docking, it can remain natural and in that case it must be carried horizontally or in the form of a saber).

    Tips

    PREVIOUS MEMBERS

    • Apgeneral arience: The forelimbs, front views, straight and parallel are observed; from the sides they look plumb under the body. The distance from the floor to the elbow is almost the same as from the elbow to the withers.
    • Hormbros: Long scapula, well oblique and directed backwards; muscular shoulders. Good angulation between the scapula and the arm.
    • Brazo: It is as long as possible, slim with good muscles.Elbows: Glued to the body, no deviations outwards or inwards. Good angulation between the arm and forearm.
    • Antarm: Delgado, vertical, with robust bones.
    • Articulation of the carpus: Strong.
    • Metacarpus: Slightly leaning forward, skeleton rather robust than fragile.
    • Pinis previous: Frequently wider than later ones, with fingers close together, and thick enough pads, hard, strong and well pigmented. Feet are placed on the floor in parallel; no deviations outwards or inwards both when standing and during movement.

    LATER MEMBERS:

    • Apgeneral arience: Viewed from behind they are straight and parallel. They have good angulations between the thigh and the leg, as well as between the leg and the metatarsus. Strong bones.
    • Thigh: Long, wide and muscular.
    • Rodinllto: Strong, with good angulation between the thigh and the leg.Leg: Long, muscular and tendon.
    • Atibio-tarsal articulation: Strong and deep.
    • Metatarsus: Short and vertical.
    • Pinis later: Oval, almost round, with fingers close together and pads thick enough, hard, strong and well pigmented. They step in parallel both standing and in motion and do not show deviations towards the inside or outside.

    Movement:

    It covers the ground, with good progress and momentum; is fluid; fore and hind limbs are kept straight and parallel, no strides.

    Mantle

    PIEL: Thick, very attached, without forming folds.

    MANTLE

    Plink: Rough fur, hard, dense and straight or straight and straight hair.

    Colorr: Color is black, dark brown or grayish black mixed with clean markings, well outlined reddish yellow over the eyes (eyebrows), snout, chest, limbs and around the anus. A light or dark mask is also allowed; a small white mark is tolerated on the chest and on the fingers.



    Size and weight:

    Height of the cross:

    • Males: 33 to 40 cm.
    • females: 33 to 40 cm.

    Weight: Acorresponds to the relation with the height, not too light and not too heavy.



    Fouls:

    Any deviation from the aforementioned criteria is considered as a fault and the severity of this is considered to the degree of the deviation to the standard and its consequences on the health and well-being of the dog.and the dog's ability to perform its traditional task.

    FALTAS GRAVES:

    • Narrow skull; narrow or pointed snout.
    • Fleeing Jaw, close.
    • Weak teeth, any irregular position of the incisor
    • light eyes, too big or prominent.
    • erect ears, floating, too thick, insertion too low
    • Steep anterior limb
    • Overdue or carp back, too short.
    • Short sternum.
    • Sill seen from the front too narrow or wide.
    • Steep hind limb, too high.
    • Elbows strongly turned in or out.
    • Fingers too close together or apart; cow hocks, in the shape of an “O” or in a narrow position, both standing and moving.
    • crushed feet, cat feet, hare foot.
    • Tail tilted forward, insertion too low, hanging tail.
    • Short hair, woolly, fine, not adhered to the skin.
    • Hairless belly and inner thighs

    FALTAS DISQUALIFYING:

    • Aggressiveness or extreme shyness.
    • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities must be disqualified..
    • Atypical dogs
    • Upper or lower prognathism, deflected bite, partial or complete clamp bite, crossbite, irregularly placed teethon the top and/or bottom line, absence of teeth except M3.
    • Lack of pigmentation.
    • Entropion, ectropion, different colored eyes (anisochromia), blue or splattered eyes
    • Unauthorized coat colors
    • Height at the withers less than 33 cm and greater than 40 cm..


    N.B.:
    • Males should have two normal-appearing testicles fully descended into the scrotum..
    • Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with the typical conformation of the breed, should be used for parenting.
    • Itlatest changes are in bold.

    TRANSLATION: Brígida Nestler.
    Technical supervision: SR. Miguel A. Martínez.

    Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

    Alternative names:

    1. Deutscher Jagdterrier, German Jagdterrier, German Hunting Terrier, German Hunt Terrier, Jagdterrier (English).
    2. Jagdterrier (French).
    3. Jagdterrier (German).
    4. Jagdterrier (Portuguese).
    5. Terrier alemán de caza, Terrier alemán (español).

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    Japanese Terrier
    Japón FCI 259 . Small sized Terriers.

    Origin: Japan
    Character: Intelligent and docile
    Weight: 2,3 – 4,1 kg
    Height: 30 - 33 cm.
    Life expectancy: 14 - 17 years

    Japanese Terrier

    The Japanese Terrier it hardly enjoys diffusion and is practically to discover.

    Content

    History

    In the middle of the Edo era, about 1700, a small dog appeared in Japan that looked very much like the type of terrier. It was the result of a cross between small Japanese dogs with English Fox Terrier Smooth, which was brought to the port of Nagasaki by Dutch sailors. At that time the port of Nagasaki was the only port open to Western countries., especially the dutch. After several generations, some descendants of these dogs were bred as a type of Italian Greyhound.

    About 1900, al final de la era Meiji, algunos de los mejores de los perros mencionados fueron vistos en el distrito de Kobe y llamados «Terriers de Kobe». His type was something between modern Fox Terrier Smooth and the modern Japanese Terrier. They were the first terriers to be bred in Japan. Este «Kobe Terrier» y algunos de sus ancestros también se llamaban «Oyuki Terrier» y «Mikado Terrier» y se dice que eran cuidados con cariño por los locales y también por los extranjeros.

    About 1916 an ancestor of the Japanese Terrier in the Nada district, near Kobe, un perro llamado «KURO» (born in 1913 in Kobe), que significa «negro» en japonés. This dog was a cross between a English toy terrier and Bull Terrier miniature, both imported from western countries. These pups were bred with bitches of the aforementioned Kobe Terrier. The result was a very short haired dog, thin and small of the Terrier type and was called Japanese Terrier (NIHON) since then. in those days, major breeders in Osaka county engaged in inbreeding and line breeding to cement appearance. Thanks to your efforts, the breed was firmly established in 1930.

    In 1932 NIHON TERIA CLUB was founded under the presidency of Tamara KIKUJIRO. The Japanese Terrier it was ideal for city dog ​​breeders and became fashionable.

    In 1940, where cities were built everywhere and with these cities grew the demand for a smaller and more active dog than the large guard dogs, the Japanese Terrier became very popular. But, in all its history, this breed was twice threatened with extinction. The first time, during WWII and again, about 1948, due to loss of popularity among the Japanese, since other western races were more fashionable.

    Although the Japanese Terrier was recognized by the F.C.I. (Federation Cynologique Internationale) in 1964, this breed was practically unknown outside of Japan.

    According to the documents, three basic lines of Japanese Terrier: «LANDMARK» (by Mr.. Nobuaki Shigematsu, Yamaguchi Prefecture), «TAIKO» (by Mr.. Sumiko Amano, Hamamatsu City) y «TAMA TAKAHARA» (by Mr.. Jun Takahara, Such).

    About 1985, there was less than 50 bitches available for breeding throughout Japan. After the great efforts of some volunteers, who were aware of the need for immediate protection of the race, the number of dogs had reached about 400 breeding dogs after seven years.

    So, special mention must be made of the efforts of Mr.. Jun TAKAHARA, whose commitment made the Japanese Terrier was known beyond the borders of Japan.

    The breed was not seen in European countries until 1991, when a couple of Japanese Terriers arrived in France at the request of Mrs.. Luisa González de Castejón. Sus nombres de perro eran «Kuroyuri Maru de Tama Takahara» (male) y «Keshinome Brains de Tama Takahara» (female).

    Another European breeder had also joined this adventure in the years 90: The Sr. Roberto Verde from Naples (Italy) he also owned three beautiful Japanese Terriers.

    Time and time again there have been and still are some breeders who care for this breed, but unfortunately it was not possible to establish a stable population in Europe.

    After 2 years of establishing contact with the Japanese breeder Mr.. Thoshihide OZAKI was able to import the FIRST Japanese Terrier the 4.11.2014 to AUSTRIA. «YODOGIMI de OZAKI FARM JP» Nacida el 28.06.2014. This dog was registered with the Austrian Kennel Club (ÖHZB) con JAPT 1.

    In order to create a breeding base, more dogs have been imported from Japan in recent years. In total 4 females were brought to Austria and two males (Ozaki Farm JP’s HIBIKI Swiss / 2017 & Ozaki Farm JP’s SHIN / 2018) were transferred to Switzerland. In 2017 the first Japanese Terrier.

    Physical characteristics

    It is a small dog, elegant in appearance, and a defined and compact configuration.

    Shoulder height: 30 cm. – 33 cm.; Weight: a few 5 kg

    Fur: Short (2mm) smooth, dense and glossy; the coat does not need any additional care;

    Color: Head: Tricolor (fire and white); Body: Basic color white with small black or tan spots.

    The breeders of the Japanese Terrier they are very demanding in terms of appearance and color markings, that are sometimes considered more important than your sports skills. The ideal colors and markings in a Japanese Terrier are the black, chocolate brown and beige: The head, ears and nose bone should be dark in color, black or chocolate brown. The muzzle to the nose and on each cheek and above each eye should be light brown. The lower jaw will be white. Una clara «V» es visible en el cuello. Occasionally there are also dark gray heads with light brown markings. But, this is considered to be the worst of the color variations. This is different with the deep black heads. This black color is allowed, because it reminds one of the old kobe dogs.

    Character and skills

    The Japanese Terrier not only is he a very intelligent puppy, but also mischievous and full of terrier temperament. Knowing him means loving him for his great sensitivity. He has a cheerful character and will participate in games with pleasure and joy.. It is a one-man dog whose devotion flatters its owner. As an attentive house dog will warn of the approach of a stranger but without being aggressive. It is very easy to train and can learn all kinds of tricks. His greatest effort is to please his owner. As a sports partner he has great skills and innate instincts. Has an excellent sense of smell and good eyesight, but still has no hunting ambitions. It's never quarrelsome, She gets along well with other dogs, especially with his own race.

    It is an independent puppy, cuyas características lo convierten en un agradable «compañero». It is suitable for young people, for both athletes and the young at heart. And one thing is especially important for the little terrier: snuggling with its owner.

    Fitness: The Japanese Terrier it's a small dog, but still needs enough activity. It is the ideal companion for active people. Likes to learn and is therefore also suitable for mind games or dog sports that are suitable for small breeds.

    Es un «perro faldero» en el sentido positivo. But that's only if you are tired of the many races!!

    With the kids:

    The Japanese Terrier is very attached to his owners and enjoys a good snuggle. But, he is not a babysitter dog. As in all small dog breeds, small body size has advantages when traveling, but it becomes a disadvantage with – and I say it with affection – the clumsy hands of children. This means that when they have children, make sure children handle the dog with care. Offer the dog an area where he can retreat if he becomes too heavy for him. If this is observed, nothing stands in the way of positive cooperation.

    Correct nutrition Japanese Terrier

    Proper nutrition is extremely important to avoid diet-related diseases. It is important to have a balanced diet that suits your beloved. Due to its active nature, the Japanese Terrier has its own nutritional requirements. It is very agile, so you should pay attention to a sufficient power supply.

    High-quality whole foods are precisely tailored to your dog's nutritional needs. This ensures a supply of all the nutrients your dog needs.. High-quality prepared foods have the advantage that no feed additives are needed.

    Terriers are often susceptible to allergies based on gluten-containing grains. In this case, you must ensure that the food contains other sources of carbohydrates. Rice or potatoes are a good alternative here. Food intolerance can lead to skin rashes, inflammation and digestive problems.

    It is recommended to feed your terrier several times a day in small portions.. After each feeding, a pause in digestion must be ensured. You should refrain from eating before planned sports activities.

    Care Japanese Terrier

    The coat of his Japanese Terrier it is extremely easy to care, since it only measures about 2 cm long. Don't lose much, but you will enjoy removing loose hairs with a silicone glove. Even dandruff can be removed and the blood circulation of the skin is stimulated.

    Your terrier's hair doesn't grow too thick. So, it is recommended to wear a coat during the cold months. If you stay outdoors for a longer period of time, protect your stomach and nose with sun milk.

    When caring for your terrier's teeth, you should make sure that you do not feed him any food that contains sugar. These damage teeth, which in turn can lead to serious digestive problems.

    The Japanese Terrier has a highly developed musculature, but its bone structure is quite fine. So, the use of a dog harness is recommended instead of a collar. If you stay home alone for a while, chewing bones of an appropriate size can be used as a toy.

    Characteristics "Japanese Terrier"

    Coexistence is important that you have with your new friend. Before considering the acquisition of a dog of the breed "Japanese Terrier" you know certain factors. Not all breeds of dogs are apt to live in an apartment, you must take into account his character, their need for exercise, their interaction with other pets, their care and if you have small children, their level of tolerance towards them.

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    Images "Japanese Terrier"

    Photos:

    1 – At photo Amakakeru-Meiji White Oleander – Japanese Terrier on dogs show in Konopiska, Poland. The owner is Paweł Gąsiorski by https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Pleple2000
    2 – At photo Amakakeru-Meiji White Oleander – Japanese Terrier on dogs show in Konopiska, Poland. The owner is Paweł Gąsiorsk by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    3 – At photo Amakakeru-Meiji White Oleander – Japanese Terrier on dogs show in Konopiska, Poland. The owner is Paweł Gąsiorski by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    4 – At photo Amakakeru-Meiji White Oleander – Japanese Terrier on dogs show in Konopiska, Poland. The owner is Paweł Gąsiorski. by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA
    5 – A Japanese Terrier by Canarian / CC BY-SA
    6 – Bernie Lindsey, my dog by Bernielindsey44 at en.wikipedia / Public domain
    7 – At photo Amakakeru-Meiji White Oleander – Japanese Terrier. by Paweł Gąsiorski / CC BY-SA

    Videos "Japanese Terrier"

    Type and recognitions:

    • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
    • Group :
    • Section : . .

    Federations:

    • – FCI – Terriers 2 Small sized Terriers. ⓘ
    • – Japan Kennel Club – Terriers ⓘ

      • FCI breed standard "Japanese Terrier"

      Origin:
      Japan

      Date of publication of the valid original standard:
      04.04.2016.

      Use:

      Companion dog



      General appearance:

      It is a small dog, elegant in appearance, and a defined and compact configuration. Hair measuring approximately 2 mm is very short.

      PROPIMPORTANT ORTIONS: The ratio of the height at the withers to the length of the body is 1: 1. The muzzle and the skull are the same length.



      Behavior / temperament:

      The Japanese Terrier is agile and with a lively temperament.

      Head:

      ---

      Cranial region:
      • Craging: Flat and moderately narrow.
      • Dnaso-frontal depression (stop): Not very defined.

      facial region:

      • Nariz: Black. The nasal helm is straight.
      • Labios: They are thin and tight.
      • Jaws/ Teeth: Strong white teeth. The joint is in the form of scissors.
      • Cheeks: Thin, not bulky.
      • Ojors: Medium-sized, oval shape and dark in color.
      • Obars: High implementation. They are rather small, thin, V-shaped, and fall forward. But, bent and raised on both sides of the skull are allowed.

      Neck:

      It is of moderate length, strong, and gradually widens towards the dewlap-free shoulder region.

      Body:

      • Cruz: High.
      • Dorrso: Short and firm.
      • Itmor: Slightly arched.
      • Glikeness: Powerful.
      • Pecho: Deep, although the pectoral region is not too wide. The ribs are well sprung.
      • Línlower ea and belly: Bellywell collected.

      Tail:

      Moderately thin; Traditionally, amputated in thecountry of origin. En los países donde está prohibido el corte de cola, the natural tail is slightly curved and tapers towards the tip. In motion it is moderately high.

      Tips

      PREVIOUS MEMBERS:

      • Hormbros: Slightly inclined.
      • Antarms: They are straight; the bones are not heavy.
      • Pinis previous: They are good together. The foot pads are elastic; nails are hard and preferably dark in color.

      LATER MEMBERS:

      • Thighs: Long.
      • Rodinllto: Moderately angled.
      • Ahock joint: Moderately angled.
      • Metatarsus: Vertical.
      • Pinis later: They are good together. The foot pads are elastic; nails are hard and preferably dark in color.

      Movement:

      It is light and agile.

      Mantle

      Plink: Short, smooth, dense and lustrous.

      Colorr: Tricolor, with a black head, fire and white. White with black spots, black marks or tan marks on the body.



      Size and weight:

      So much for males, as for females, height is about 30 to 33 cm..



      Fouls:

      Any deviation from the aforementioned criteria is considered as a fault and the severity of this is considered to the degree of the deviation to the standard and its consequences on the health and well-being of the dog..

      FALTAS DISQUALIFYING:

      • Aggressiveness or extreme shyness.
      • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities must be disqualified..
      • Long hair.
      • Pronounced upper or lower prognathism.


      N.B.:
      • Males should have two normal-appearing testicles fully descended into the scrotum..
      • Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with the typical conformation of the breed, should be used for breeding

      Itlatest changes are in bold.

      TRaduCCIÓN: Mrs. Brígida Nestler.

      ItsPETechnical review: SR. Miguel Angel Martinez.

      Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

      Alternative names:

      1. Nippon Terrier, Nihon Teria, Nihon Terrier, Kobe Terrier, Mikado Terrier, Oyuki (snowy) Terrier (English).
      2. Nihon teria (French).
      3. Nippon-Terrier, Nishon-Terrier (German).
      4. nihon, nippon terrier (Portuguese).
      5. Nihon teria, Terrier Nipón, Terrier Japonés (español).

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    Irish Terrier
    Irlanda FCI 139 . Large and medium sized Terriers

    Origin: Ireland
    Character: Brave and strong
    Weight: 8 to 11 Kg
    Height: 40 to 45 cm.
    Life expectancy: 13 - 15 years

    Terrier Irlandés

    The Irish Terrier it is a dog of pleasant appearance and endowed with an exceptional character.

    Content

    History

    Where did the "Irish Terrier" originally come from??

    The "Irish Terrier", he is a high-ranking terrier. It is often called the "Red Irishman" for its distinctive reddish coat.. Its roots are, as in all terriers, a little on the ground. The name Terrier is derived from the Latin «Terra» for the earth. So they were dogs for movement on land and underground.

    High-ranking terriers were supposed to run with the pack on fox hunts. When a fox took refuge in its burrow, the terriers had to chase him underground and get him out of the burrow, as it is called in the language of the hunters. One can imagine that the fox, after all a well fortified predator, does not voluntarily abandon its burrow. so a Irish Terrier I had to be very brave, fearless and defensive. Even today the "Red Irish" are hunting dogs in their hearts. They are not afraid and with every fiber they strive to do their job as well as possible. We can still experience all these qualities in the Irish Terrier as a companion dog.

    They have a special charm but also the challenge of their ancestors.. But red Irish was also used in many different ways at home and on the farm.. He had to keep the yard free of mice and rats., protect chickens, pigeons and rabbits for the night of the martens and foxes. Finally, had to watch the farm and its inhabitants and, if necessary, protect them.

    Ludwig Beckmann reported in 1895, in his two-volume work on the "Breeds of the Dog", that already in 1847 in Ireland they had begun to breed an independent terrier, the ancestor of the current Irish Terrier. At least that's what the Irish claimed, while the English for a long time dismissed this dog as a variety.

    Until 1880 the color of the Irish Terrier was, in fact, still quite uneven. Only little by little did Irish breeders mark their dog with the red coat color as something special. But then it became very popular, even in England and especially in the US, where many Irish had emigrated. The first special breed club for Irish Terriers was founded very soon, the 31 in March of 1879 in Dublin. It was then the first race of Irish Terrier in being officially recognized by the British Kennel Club with Ireland as country of origin.

    Physical characteristics

    What is an "Irish Terrier" like??

    The Irish Terrier it's a medium sized terrier, high-ranking and distinctive in appearance. This starts with their reddish fur. It is built almost square. The legs lower vertically, the long tail stands tall, the neck stretches up. The head, eyes and ears underline their alert appearance. You can feel that every fiber of his muscular body is under tension. The standard tells us…

    …seem active, lively, agile and energetic and have a lot of substance without showing any clumsiness, because speed and endurance as well as strength are essential to the race. The Irish Terrier should not appear clumsy or amorphous; the contour of his body and figure must demonstrate speed, grace and fleetingness.

    Their coat should be thick and lean in texture. Must be, according to technical jargon, broken or broken, that is to say, it should look tough and tough and, However, be extended. The head is also hairy, giving the impression of a beard. The "red Irish" must be uniformly red, wheat-red or yellow-red. Apart from color, the Irish Terrier reminds a bit of a small and elegant Airedale Terrier, which is also quite similar to him in character.

    How tall is an "Irish Terrier"?

    One Irish Terrier It has a height at the withers of about 45 centimeters with a weight of about 12 kg. Males are slightly larger and heavier than females.

    How long does an "Irish Terrier" have??

    as a rule, the Irish Terriers they enjoy a long canine life of more than 12 years in top physical condition.

    Character and skills

    The Irish Terrier it's a power pack. It is lively, alert, concise. Always attentive, vigilant, non-aggressive, but without fear and in an emergency you are also ready to fight. It is said that the Irish Terrier he is very hard on himself and would face dangers and even his own injuries with extreme contempt. It is still used as a working dog in its country of origin.. There he does a good job as a yard dog, guard and hunting. In today's hunting it is mainly used for post-shot work.. The official standard describes its character very accurately:

    The Irish Terrier, although determined and able to face other dogs, is remarkably loyal, kind and affectionate with people; However, when he is attacked, show the courage of a lion and fight to the bitter end. It is wrongly said that the Irish Terrier he gets into fights with other dogs easily, sometimes even in the exhibition ring. Although it does not avoid any dispute when circumstances require it, the Irish Terrier it is easy to train and it is a sociable domestic dog; still embodies the qualities that, according to previous descriptions, They had made him the "guardian of the poor", "Friend of farmers and beloved of distinguished gentlemen.".

    The Irish Terrier he is essentially a reckless and not a lapdog. But, nowadays it is doing very well as a companion and family dog. He is a faithful companion, vigilant, warm and loving for young and old, as long as one allows oneself and him the movement. It has a big character, self-confident and never submissive, that one should respect and appreciate. In his book about the Irishman "Jerry the Islander", the great writer Jack London expresses his respect for this great character in the following words: «Jerry, you are gold, pure gold, inside and outside, and no dog in the whole world can compete with you. You have a heart of gold, golden dog; be good to me and love me, and I will be good to you and I will love you now and always.".

    Care and health «Irish Terrier»

    The Irish Terriers they are very easy to care for. But, your coat should be professionally trimmed and should never be sheared. During clipping, three to four times a year, dead hair is professionally plucked.

    Most Irish Terriers are in robust health. Here and there skin diseases occur (hiperqueratosis) or metabolic diseases (cistinuria). Sometimes inbreeding is a problem.

    What food is best for an "Irish Terrier"?

    The Irish Terrier has no special dietary needs. High quality food is of course good for your health. like most dogs, sometimes he likes a meaty beef bone.

    Where can you buy an "Irish terrier"?

    The best way to buy your puppy Irish Terrier is to buy it locally from a breeder registered with the FCI. You must have tested your dogs for the special risks of inherited diseases. There should also be no inbreeding, that can be estimated from the pedigree, if no name appears there twice. The breeder must have his litter well documented by photo. You should be able to see the litter along with the mother bitch, after the fix, in the place. Please, don't buy one Irish Terrier by Internet, because there is a high risk that the puppy will come from a dog vendor or breeder, normally well camouflaged.

    Education and maintenance «Irish Terrier»

    Keep a Irish Terrier It is not a problem. It has no demands regarding the size of the apartment. The biggest challenge is his temperament. The Irish Terriers they need challenges of a physical and mental nature.

    As a companion dog they are suitable for a wide range of tasks.. They are very suitable for various dog sports. The Irish Terriers are well positioned as joggers or in moderation, companions of a cyclist. Their aptitude and willingness to work means both a challenge and an obligation to their masters and mistresses., and that in any weather.

    They must be used to other pets from birth, otherwise they will be seen as prey. The Irish Terriers they are very suitable as playmates for children, since they are prepared for any adventure and are robust enough to play with children. But, the house rules must be correct and the terrier must know his role in the family. On the street he tends to fight with other dogs. Due to its moderate size, his low weight and his good obedience – properly trained – is a companion without problems in all life situations.

    Can be carried very well in the transport box, if you've gotten used to it from a young age. The typical Irish Terrier can be trained and educated very well. The clear announcement and the consequence are the magic words here based on a respectful and loving relationship with the master or mistress. Its undoubted leadership role must always be present, otherwise the irishman thinks he has to handle things himself.

    Characteristics "Irish Terrier"

    Coexistence is important that you have with your new friend. Before considering the acquisition of a dog of the breed "Irish Terrier" you know certain factors. Not all breeds of dogs are apt to live in an apartment, you must take into account his character, their need for exercise, their interaction with other pets, their care and if you have small children, their level of tolerance towards them.

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    Images "Irish Terrier"

    Photos:

    1 – Irish Red Terrier during dog’s show in Racibórz, Poland by https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Pleple2000
    2 – Irish Terrier by Batman1000 / CC BY-SA
    3 – Irish Terrier by Anne Sollerud / CC BY
    4 – Irish Terrier puppy by https://www.flickr.com/people/24649496@N00
    5 – Irish Red Terrier during dog’s show in Racibórz, Poland by https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Pleple2000
    6 – Irish Red Terrier during dog’s show in Racibórz, Poland by Pleple2000 / CC BY-SA

    Videos "Irish Terrier"

    Type and recognitions:

    • FCI CLASSIFICATION:
    • Group :
    • Section : . .

    Federations:

    • – FCI – Terriers 1 Large and medium-sized terriers. ⓘ
    • – AKC – Terrier ⓘ
    • – ANKC – Terrier ⓘ
    • – CKC – Terrier ⓘ
    • – ​KC – Terrier ⓘ
    • – NZKC – Terrier ⓘ
    • – UKC – Terrier ⓘ

    FCI breed standard "Irish Terrier"

    Origin:
    Ireland

    Date of publication of the valid original standard:
    13.03.2001

    Use:

    It's a farm dog, family pet, guard dog very susceptible to danger or injury, hunter and dog for work after shooting.



    General appearance:

    The dog must have an active appearance, lively, agile and wiry, a lot of substance, and at the same time free from clumsiness, since speed and endurance as well as strength are very essential. It should not be thick or robust, but to be well built within lines that denote speed and present an elegant racer appearance.



    Behavior / temperament:

    The Irish Terrier, although it is a hunting dog and capable of facing other dogs, is extremely loyal, of good temperament and loving with the man, but when attacked he has the courage of a lion and will fight to the end. His reputation for fooling around with other dogs, sometimes even on the show floor, does not deserve it. While it's true that you can be fierce when circumstances warrant, the Irish Terrier can be easily trained and is a delicate pet, staying true to his old description of being "the sentinel of the needy man", the farmer's friend and the gentleman's favorite ».

    Head:

    Long, wrinkle free.

    Cranial region:
    • Craging: Flattened and fairly narrow between the ears; narrows slightly towards the eyes.
    • Dnaso-frontal depression (Stop): Hardly visible except in profile.

    facial region:

    • Trufa: It must be black.
    • Labios: They must be very adherent, and on the outside they should be almost black.
    • Jaws: They must be strong, muscular, of good length and fearsome.
    • Dinentities: They must be strong, leveled, no cavities, the upper incisors slightly overlapping the lower incisors.
    • Cheeks: Not very prominent. They should have a slight decline under the eye, such that they do not present a Greyhound appearance.
    • Ojors: They must be dark in color, small, not prominent and full of life, fire and intelligence. Light or yellow colored eyes are very objectionable.
    • Obars: Small and V-shaped, of moderate thickness, well implanted in the skull and fall forward next to the cheeks. The upper line of the ear fold should be well above the level of the skull. Ears hanging to the side of the skull, like those of a hound, They are not a characteristic of the terrier, while semi-erect ears are even more undesirable. Ear hair should be shorter and darker in color than body hair.

    Neck:

    Of moderate length and gradually widens towards the scapulae, with good bearing and without dewlap. Generally has a small swirl of hair, visible on each side of the neck, which goes almost to the angle of the ear.

    Body:

    It must be symmetrical, neither too long nor too short.

    • Espalda: It must be strong and straight, without any appearance of slack behind the shoulders.
    • Itmor: Muscular and slightly arched; the back of the females may be slightly longer than that of the males.
    • Pecho: Deep and muscular, without being prominent or wide. Ribs should be quite arched, deep and carried well back.

    Tail:

    Very high insertion, happily held, but not on the back or curled; good firmness and substance and good length. By custom a third of its original length is amputated; must be well covered with coarse hair, hard, and must not be fringed or feather-shaped. Natural glue (without amputation) It is only allowed in countries where amputations are prohibited by law.

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    PREVIOUS MEMBERS:

    • Hormbros: They must be clear, long and well sloped back.
    • Elbows: They must move freely without any obstacles to the sides.
    • Antarms: Moderately long, perfectly straight with good bone and muscle.
    • Metacarpus: Short and straight, barely noticeable.

    LATER MEMBERS: They must be strong and muscular.

    • Thighs: Powerful.
    • Rodinllas: Moderately angled.
    • Corvejones: Well descended.
    • PinIt: Feet should be strong, moderately round and moderately small; the arched toes, without turning in or out; black nails are very desirable. Healthy pads without corneal cracks or excressions.

    Movement:

    The fore and hind limbs should be brought straight forward and parallel; the elbows move parallel to the axis of the body, without any obstacles on the sides; the femoro-tibio-patellar joints (knees) they should not be turned in or out.

    Mantle

    • Plink: Hair must be dense and wire-like in texture, and present a brittle appearance, tough but still flat. The hair grows so close and dense that when you separate it with your fingers you can't see the skin; should not be smooth or silky, not so long that it hides the figure of the body, particularly in the hind limbs, and should not have loops or curls. The hair on the face should have the same texture as that on the body, but it must be short (0,75 cms long), almost smooth and squashed; a sparse beard is the only long hair (and it is only long compared to the rest of the hair), which is a characteristic. A "goat" beard suggests the existence of bad, silky hair in general throughout the coat..
    • Members: They must not have fringes and must be covered, just like the head, hair with a hard texture like the one that covers the body, but not so long.
    • Colorr: Must be of a uniform color, bright red is more preferred, leonado rojizo, or reddish yellow. The white color sometimes appears on the chest, a small amount of white is frequently seen in those single-color breeds.


    Size and weight:

    Alturto the cross: About 45,5 cm. (18 inches).

    Pthat: Males 12,25 kg (27 English pounds, The females. 11,4 kg (25 English pounds).



    Fouls:

    Any deviation from the above mentioned criteria is considered to lack, and the gravity of this refers to the degree of deviation to the standard and its impact on the health and well-being of the dog.

    FALTAS DISQUALIFYING:

    • Aggressiveness or extreme shyness.
    • Any dog ​​showing clear signs of physical or behavioral abnormalities must be disqualified..
    • Trufa: Any color other than black.
    • Jaw: Obvious overshot or overshot.
    • Colorr: Any color other than red, reddish yellow or reddish fawn. A small white spot on the chest is allowed, as in other breeds of uniform color.
    • PinIt: Corneal growths or cracks in the pads.


    N.B.:
    • Males should have two normal-appearing testicles fully descended into the scrotum..
    • Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with the typical conformation of the breed, should be used for parenting.

    TRANSLATION: Lic. Oscar Valverde (Costa Rica). Updated by J. Nallem (Uruguayan Kennel Club).

    Source: F.C.I - International Cynological Federation

    Alternative names:

    1. Irish Red Terrier (English).
    2. Irish Terrier (French).
    3. Irischer Terrier (German).
    4. Brocaire rua, rish red terrier, Irish terrier (Portuguese).
    5. Irish Red Terrier, Irish terrier (español).

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