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Which country did the Yorkshire terrier first breed in?
originated in Yorkshire (and the adjoining Lancashire), a rugged region in northern England
Is the Russell Terrier a good breed for inexperienced dog owners to own?
First Time Dog Owner - A Jack Russell Terrier is not the breed for you. His high energy and intelligence will overwhelm you. This breed needs firm handling, despite its size, as it has the classic terrier temperament.
What does an English staffordshire bull terrier cross breed with a fox terrier look like and traits?
is the first dog a staffodshire bull terrier, or an English bull terrier, or a cross of both????? :S
Why was the breed Yorkshire Terrier developed?
The breed Yorkshire Terrier was first developed to catch terrible rats and mice that infested clothing mills and mine shafts. Now, it is kept as small, toy sized pet.
What was the Cesky Terrier first bred for?
The Cesky Terrier was first bred to hunt small mammals, birds and wild boars in packs in the forest of Bohemia, Europe. Learn more about the breed history of the Cesky Terrier at the related link.
What breed of dog has 3 letters in its first name and 7 in its second name?
Pug
What was the Irish Terrier first bred for?
It is believed that the Irish Terrier is one of the oldest terrier breeds. The breed is thought to be two thousand years old, but the earliest images we have of it is in a painting of the 1700's. The exact breeds it descended from are unknown, but they were originally found in Country Cork, Ireland. The Irish Terrier was used to hunt den animals such as otter, and water rats and as a retriever and war time messenger. The Irish Terrier was recognized by the AKC in 1885 and a United States' breed club was started in 1896. Some of the Irish Terrier's talents include: hunting, tracking, retrieving, ratter, watchdog, guarding, police work, and military work.
Which dog is older pitbull or spanish bull terrier?
the kennel club was the first to give a registration number to the American pit bull terrier in 1898 I've never heard of a spanish bull terrier, does the breed go by any other names?
How big do a beagle terrier mix get?
A first generation cross-breed has the potential to grow to the size of its largest parent so a first generation husky x terrier could grow to the size of a purebred husky. If the cross-breed is not a first generation (i.e. bred from two husky x terriers), the parents will be a good indication of its final size.
What was the Kerry Blue Terrier first bred for?
The Kerry Blue Terrier was first bred as a versatile worker to hunt vermin, small game and birds, retrieve game from land and water and herd livestock including sheep and cattle. Learn more about the breed history of the Kerry Blue Terrier at the related link.
Robert Hooper bred bulldogs and terriers to create what municipally named breed the first non-sporting dog bred in the US?
Boston terrier
What was the Lakeland Terrier first bred for?
The first Airedales looked completely different from the Airedales of today. They were originally known as the Waterside and Bingley Terriers, descended from the now extinct black-and-tan type terrier. The breed was later crossed with the Otterhound to make him a better swimmer. It is also said to have Manchester Terrier in its blood. They were developed about a hundred years ago in the country of York from the ancient Working Terrier. The Airedale is often called "The King of Terriers,". The breed was used as a vermin hunter and was named for the Valley of the Aire in England, which was heavily populated with small game. In addition to his role as a small game hunter, the Airedale has been used to hunt big game in India, Africa, and Canada. The breed was also used as a police dog and a wartime guard in World War II. Today the Airedale is primarily a companion dog, but there are still working lines out there. Some of the Airedale's talents are guarding, watchdog, hunting, rodent control, tracking, military work, police work, and competitive obedience.
