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 :)
A White Fox Terrier!
Looks like a wire fox terrier
A wired-haired Fox terrier (too small for an airedale)
The Dog in the HMV Logo, who's name is Nipper, is a Jack Russel Terrier according to the BBC. However, there are some who believe "Nipper" to be a mixed breed who is part fox terrier and part bull terrier.
A toy fox terrier reaches maturity at 9months to 1 year bu t a female dog (bitch) could be in her first heat (when you can mate) when she is 18 months old toy fox terrier goes into this 28 days to 6month period twice a year. You need two find a good stud dog to breed your female stud dog is a male dog to breed with a female. i personal prefer to spay or nurture your amery toy (toy fox terrier). And don't breed for fun we don't want to increase the unwanted dog population.
It's an Airedale Terrier. Actually it's not, it's a Fox Terrier (Wire variety)
Snitter is a Smooth Fox Terrier. I have a Smooth Fox Terrier and a Jack Russell Terrier and Snitter acts more like my Jack than the Foxy.
is the first dog a staffodshire bull terrier, or an English bull terrier, or a cross of both????? :S
Asta was an acting dog (whose real name was Skippy) that appeared in a bunch of older movies. The acting dog was the breed known as a "wire fox terrier".
Muscular and athletic, the Toy Fox Terrier is an easily recognisable breed of dog. Their short glossy white coats are as distinctive as their fearless and plucky nature.
As of 2014, the Wire Fox Terrier has won 14 times, which is the most for any breed.
The dog's name is "Nipper" and he is part bull terrier and part fox terrier.