for catching rats and to bold underground so that foxes go out of their holes and than they can be hunted.
The Toy Fox Terrier is an American breed descending from the first registered Smooth Fox Terrier, named 'Foiler'. Fox Terriers were bred for fox bolting (chasing foxes out into the open where they could be attacked by larger dogs); white was preferred to distinguish the dogs from foxes at night. Toy Fox Terriers were bred from their larger cousins by American farmers who favored the shorter variety for chasing rodents.
Smooth Fox Terrier and the Wire Fox Terrier.
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In general, the toy fox terrier is smaller than the fox terrier, with proportionately smaller features.
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.
Smooth fox terrier?
No! It is a smaller version of the Fox terrier. It was bred to hunt foxes.
They were used to get foxes out of their holes so that they could be hunted. And they were also used as pest exterminator.
Foxes usually live for 10 years or so but can live for around 20 years.
Labs are even tempered. Smooth Fox Terrier
No, not really. Here is a picture of a fox and a fox terrier.Fox terrier: http://www.dogfacts.org/Wire-Fox-Terrier-pictures.htmFox: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/Shared/StaticFiles/animalsimagesprimaryred-fox-sleeping.jpgCopy and paste that into a urlFox 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.
hello i have a whippet cross fox terrier. we were told he was pure bred, but upon closer research he is not pure bred. looks similair to a foxy, but a rather thin sparse coat like a whippet. has strong back legs, fox terrier face but a whippet snout. Very energetic dog, but prone to separation anxiety. An inside dog, not a kennel dog. very loving :) look it up on Google, "fox terrier whippet cross" on images. one there looks very similaiar to my doggie :)