Ancient English Sheepdog
The Old English Sheepdog is one of the oldest sheepdog breeds in the UK. In order to drive livestock to pastures in rural western England, farmers raised this alert cattle and shee
Species created for fox hunting in the 19th century. Ancestors include shaggy black and white terriers and many terrier bloodlines. Instead, short-haired black and white terriers and MiG This dog has served as a military dog and has had a brilliant record. The Wirehaired Fox "Delemateco" fought with the British Guards during World War I and was awarded the Service Medal. In 1928, A fox terrier named "Yiglu", fully equipped, followed Admiral Bader on an expedition to Antarctica. Both types came from the UK and were later exported to all over the world. The less popular at first, later surpassed Short-haired species, the popularity of the two has changed relatively continuously. And reached its heyday in 1920.
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Origin: UK |
Character: Fox Terriers are affectionate families, have strong protective ability, and must be trained strictly To curb hunting instincts. This dog has a good sense of balance and always seems to be ready for the next move. The coat is likened to the fibers of a coconut. The dog's cheerful disposition makes it popular. |
FCI Standard: Head: Flat and narrow head Lid, thin cheeks, black nose. Scissor bite, upper and lower teeth fully overlapping. Neck long and strong, thickening toward shoulders. Ears: small, V-shaped, forward Fold. Eyes: Small, round, dark. Body: Short, horizontal back, thick chest, strong waist. Coat: dense And the needle-shaped upper hair and very fine lower hair. The hair color is mainly white, and the spots are black, brown, red, and liver color is not welcome. Limbs: thick bones, straight and parallel . Feet: round, well-proportioned and firm, with toes well raised. Tail: docked, kept upright, not curled well. Height: Male: Up to 39 cm Female: Slightly smaller than male |
