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Australian Terrier.
Australia's own terrier breed, this hard bitten little dog evolved from a variety of British terriers that had been brought out to this country by early settlers. Specifically bred for Australian conditions, this tough little terrier was used for killing rats and snakes but soon endeared himself with his engaging ways to become a popular companion.
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One of the smallest of the terrier breeds, the Aussie has spirit, courage and an air of his own importance. He believes himself to be a much larger dog.
Australian terrier is a dog of height 10-11 inches at the withers. Deviation in either direction is to be discouraged. Their proportion is described as follows - the body is long in proportion to the height of the dog. The length of back from withers to the front of the tail is approximately 1-1? inches longer than from withers to the ground. These dogs are in a good working condition, medium bone, correct body proportions, symmetry and balance determine proper weight.
Australian terrier is small, sturdy, medium-boned working terrier, rather long in proportion to height with pricked ears and docked tail. Blue and tan, solid sandy or solid red in color, with harsh-textured outer coat, a distinctive ruff and apron, and a soft, silky topknot. As befits their heritage as versatile workers, Australian Terriers are sound and free moving with good reach and drive. Their expression keen and intelligent; their manner spirited and self-assured.
This breed gets along fine with children, provided they do not tease it. It is somewhat wary around strangers. This dog can adapt to a variety of living situations, but prefers environments where it can romp and play. The Australian terrier has its own agenda, so training must be strict. It does learn quickly. The terrier is a great dog for active families. They have a lot of energy and need to be kept active and mentally stimulated. They can also do well with the elderly. This terrier is very protective of his family and will bark when strangers approach. The Australian terrier can live happily in an apartment as long as he is taken on daily walks. This breed can live with other pets but is likely to chase any small creature, including family cats and may have some dominance issues with other dogs.

Australian Terrier puppy for sale:
Australian Terriers. Prices : $500-$900