English Toy Terrier
The small and vivacious English Toy Terrier has a tan and black coat, a small body and face with pointed ears. They stand longer then they are tall.
Other Names
Black-and-tan Toy Terrier, Toy Manchester Terrier, ETT (B&T)
Country of Origin
Great Britain
Colour
Black and tan in colour.
Size
Small
Height / Weight
Ideally the English Toy Terrier should measure between 25-30cms at the withers and weigh between 2.7 to 3.6kgs. Dogs are generally larger than bitches.
Health
The English Toy Terrier has suffered from a number of health problems since it was first introduced over 100 years ago. Breeders have improved on these problems since the 1950s but ailments may include bone and joint issues as well as some skin problems.
Life Span
11-13 years
Intelligence
The English Toy Terrier can be headstrong and independent so they will need to be trained and socialised from a young age. As they were bred as a ratter you should not trust the dog with other small, household pets!
Exercise
Low
Suitability (Children)
Low
Feeding
The English Toy Terrier is an easy dog to feed with no special dietary requirements. They generally have a good appetite and will eat wet or dry food.
Feeding Cost
Up to $5 p/w
Other Cost
Excercise
The English Toy Terrier does not require a lot of exercise to be happy and healthy. They may appear dainty and frail they do enjoy long walks and have a good level of endurance.
Hair Shed
Moderate
Ailments
The English Toy Terrier has suffered from a number of health problems since it was first introduced over 100 years ago. Breeders have improved on these problems since the 1950s but ailments may include bone and joint issues as well as some skin problems.
Grooming
This dog has a short dense coat that requires little attention. A grooming mitt and a polishing cloth will keep their coat shiny and remove any dead hairs.
Grooming Frequency
Once a week
Trimming
None
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