It depends on the size of the female. Small female Chihuahua's are very likely to need Cesarean Sections, you should NEVER purposely breed a female Chihuahua to a male dog (of any kind) that is larger than her. Chihuahua's should only be bred with extreme care and preparation for the worst.
In general, the toy fox terrier is smaller than the fox terrier, with proportionately smaller features.
Different breeds have different size litters, but in general, the average size of a dog litter is about 6 puppies.
I agree some kinds of dogs have more but I know that a chihuahua has around 4 puppies
Six, but it varies from different breeds of dogs.
The average size litter for a dog is 6-8. And of course that depends on the breed and size of dog and the size of the puppies. My dog is a litter of 7!!
No, not really. Here is a picture of a fox and a fox terrier.
Fox terrier: http://www.dogfacts.org/Wire-Fox-Terrier-pictures.htm
Fox: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/Shared/StaticFiles/animalsimagesprimaryred-fox-sleeping.jpg
Copy and paste that into a url
Fox terriers are named so because they were bred to be trained to run down fox holes and chase out a fox so it could be hunted.
There is no such thing as a toy chihuahua...toy refers to it's classification.
but there is such thing as a Chihuahua its the smallest breed on the planet, and the most pampered pet ever!
Fox Terriers can live almost anywhere. They are simply a breed from Australia. There are different breeds of Fox Terriers from other countries. In Canada Fox Terriers are on of the preferred breeds for pet owners.
so i am American and i will tell you that dogs are great and my great aunt in Switzerland has one and it comes handy when owning a farm for protection of foxes but sometimes they can get nervous so don't touch them when they are nervous and they are also not good with other dogs unless they live in the same house.
This is mine too in French: Bonjour je suis American et i vais dit a vous tous comment les fox terrier est un bon chein. Mon grand tante avoir un chein comme ca. Cest pour proteger les animaux sur la ferme des les renards. Et aussi quand ils sont avec les autres cheins de un autre personne, des fois le chein peut etre nerveux et si c'est nerveux tu ne touche pas et mais le chein dans la maison. C'est parce que les fox terriers peuvent pas sentendre avec les autres chiens.
A fox terrier is classified as a terrier so is relatively small in size (approx. 40cm) so I would recommend a dog of a similar size and temperament. Here are some breeds:
Norfolk Terrier: This dog breed belongs to the terrier group and is approx 25cm tall. They are intelligent and playful dogs that get on relatively well with children and animals especially if introduced as a pup. They are lively and enjoy exercise but have a tendency to bark and dig.
Dachshund: This dog breed comes in 2 sizes (Miniature; 16cm Standard; 23cm), and has 3 different fur coats (wire haired, smooth haired and long haired). This breed belongs to the hound group but has the temperament similar to a terrier. They are active, playful and highly intelligent but do not need much exercise. They are easy to transport and affectionate with their family but have a tendency to be more wary of strangers.
Poodle: This dog breed is in the category Toy dogs which means they are bred for companionship. They come in a variety of sizes and I would recomend miniature (approx. 40cm). Poodles are easy to train and get on very well with other animals and children.
Other breeds you may wish to consider are: Border Terrier, Cocker spaniel, Schnauzer, Jack Russel terrier, Pug, Yorkshire terrier or maybe another fox terrier.
Hope this helps :)
Communication. The howl/screech to let other males know it is their territory and to make females aware they are nearby. It is also used to startle prey from hiding as they make their way through the area. A mouse or rabbit in hiding may dart away when the fox howls bringing the prey to the attention of the fox.
ahhh good question ,now this depends on the fitness of the farmer and how heavy his shotgun is after the terrier has eaten half of his chickens. he/she will run pretty fast.
hope this helps. around 25 -30 mph ; )
Lots of things. I have 2 at home and we give them dry dog food, canned wet food, and occasionally they will eat human food if they can get to it. Canned food is not very good for them so don't give it to them that often. dry food works best.
Well, the Mini Fox Terrier (Fox Terrier's toy breed) cost from $500 to $2000 and even sometimes more, it depends on background and quality. That said, there are several varieties of fox terriers, and the price will vary with the type with geographic areas, and with breeding history.
One factor that should always be considered is never to buy from a "backyard breeder". If you are intent on getting a purebred dog, be sure to research the breeders credentials and to contact official breed organizations for the breeder's bona fides.
If you are open to adoption of either pure-breds or mixed, and especially adult dogs, there are many awaiting adoption at shelters and through volunteer organizations nationwide and in your community.
They come in different sorts, so it depends on which one you mean.
The life span of a Toy Fox Terrier is 13-14 years.
According to the iams dog breed guide 15+ years , my dog skip is 15 , and going strong , still thinks he is a puppy, he loves to chases squirrels , enjoys walking 3 to 4 times a day about 1/8 of a mile per walk .
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The scientific name for all domesticated dogs including the fox terrier is Canis lupus familiaris.
Fox terriers usually live for 10-15 yrs. Occasionally hey can live up to 19 yrs.
I've heard of fox terriers and dachshunds being bred, here: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/t/toyratdoxie.htm
He's actually a Jack Russell Terrier because the Wire Fox Terrier's muzzle is too long and skinny, and the Jack Russell's muzzle is shorter.
Yes if you want an active playful dog. Like with all dogs, an adult should be alert and responsible for both the dog and the child's behavior. Fox terriers love children and consider themselves one of the children.