Australian Terrier

Categories: Animals | Pets | Dogs
    • Origin: Australia
    • Lifespan: 15 years
    • Height: 9-11 inches
    • Weight: 9-14 pounds
    • Nicknames: Aussie
  • The Australian terrier is a breed of small terriers developed in Australia in the 15th century. They are lively, outgoing and, because of their sharpened senses of sight and hearing, make good watch dogs.Dog Breed Info Center: Australian Terrier They were admitted to the American Kennel Club terrier group in 1960.
  • Health Problems

    Australian terriers may face problems such as diabetes and allergies. They may also deal with cancer and epilepsy. They shed little to no hair, but brushing their coat is recommended several times each week.Dog Breed Info Center: Australian Terrier
  • Sports or Activities

    The Australian terriers were originally bred for hunting small animals. Modern day Australian terriers are used for companionship as they are loyal and affectionate. Their innate hunting sense does however still come out as they have a tendency of chasing small animals, such as squirrels and rabbits.The Australian Terrier Club of America: Characteristics

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