Toy/Miniature & Standard Fox Terrier puppies for sale in the UK! Smooth & Wire Haired Fox Terriers |
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 Wire Haired Standard Fox Terrier adult dog & pups |
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Buy or sell your UK Fox Terrier (Toy/Miniature & Standard) puppies in the UK with the help of our detailed Fox Terrier (Toy/Miniature & Standard) breed information below! On this page you will find a range of information designed to assist you when making the decision on whether Fox Terrier (Toy/Miniature & Standard) puppies are right for you. Standard Fox Terriers come in Smooth Haired and Wire Haired. |
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Fox Terrier breed information: |
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| Adult
weight range Toy/Miniature: 1.5-3kg/3.3-6.5lbs Standard: 6-8kg/13-17.5lbs |
Average
lifespan 14-15 years |
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| Adult
height at shoulder Toy/Miniature: Males: 27cm/10.5" Females:22cm/8.5" Standard: Males: 39cm/15.5" Females: 38cm/15" |
Average
weekly cost £ 15-£ 20 |
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| Colour Smooth: The Smooth Haired Fox Terrier has a basically white coat with black or brown markings. Wire: Wire Haired Fox Terriers come in black & white, tan & white, brown & tan and white. Toy/Miniature: There are three permitted color combinations for the Toy/Miniature Fox Terrier. These are black and white, tan and white, and tri-color (black, white and tan). |
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| Grooming Smooth & Toy/Miniature: The Smooth Haired Fox Terrier & Toy/Miniature Fox Terrier require little grooming at all. The occasional brushing to remove dead hair is quite sufficient. Wire: The coat of the Wire Haired Fox Terrier should be brushed several times a week. |
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| History Smooth & Wire Haired Fox Terriers have the same origins. They were developed by mixing a number of terrier breeds, as well as Beagles, Dachshunds and Foxhounds. They were originally developed to hunt vermin and to assist the hunter in the field. Toy/Miniature Fox Terriers were developed in America in the 1800s and were descended from their large cousins brought over from England at the time. |
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| Positives Fox Terriers are easy to care for and get on well with other pets. They love to play, and also make a good sentry to alert owners of visitors to the home. |
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| Negatives Fox Terriers can be "snappy" around small children if the children do not treat them well. Children need to be educated when interacting with Fox Terriers that the Fox Terrier is a dog and not a toy, thus needing to be properly respected. |
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