This is a tricky one open to interpretation but the general answer is, if they are young children, no.
These dogs are very intelligent, very physical and intensely curious. However, they tend to bond only with a very small number of people and after a long period of familiarisation.
They are a breed originally bred for hunting and, sadly, they will kill cats, rabbits, hamsters and birds without question whether they are pets or not.
Around young children they can be a problem as they tend to be intensely loyal to their main owner and very protective of their own space and toys. Given this and their high energy levels they will growl at, bark at or push over a young child who strays unwittingly into their space or routines.
As a general guide, for example, there are breeders and animal sanctuaries in the UK who will not let you take one of these dogs to a home where children under 10 years live or are likely to regularly visit.
yes
Yes and no. Depends on male and female and where you got them, but normally no there not good with kids.
Yes. Border terriers are even tempered and very friendly and even make great therapy dogs
The hypoallergenic dog breed is the terrier
Jack Russel Terriers are best with older considerate children.
yes i have one and she is very friendly and adventurous and she loves to chase small animals
A dog can live up to 12- 15 years
Yes, very good, they never bit really and are very good tempered with kids! There are many people in my street that have them. And all of them are very well behaved. You don't really have to train them, they obey really well, and are a joy to have.
Usually around $300-$1,000. they may be cheeper or more expensive depending on where you get them.
they shed VERY little, to none at all! but mostly no!
Toy fox terriers can swim but they might not wantto.
yes