German Hunt Terrier
See Recommended Dog Foods For German Hunt TerrierSize: Small / Medium
Weight: 20 - 22 lbs.
Height: 16"
Life Span: 13 - 15 years
Health Problems: Excellent health record. No known hereditary conditions.
Origin: Germany
Also Known As: Deutscher Jagdterrier, German Hunting Terrier
Group: Terrier
Category: Companion Dog
Exercise Needs
The German Hunt Terriers is an active breed that requires several long walks and play sessions per day.
Grooming Needs
The German Hunt Terrier needs minimal grooming: occasional brushing and bathing.
Temperament
The German Hunt Terrier is independent and doesn't always make for a good companion. It's typically a good watchdog that tends to snap at strangers. It thrives on mental and physical activity.
Compatibility with Kids
Great with children.
History
The German Hunt Terrier originated in the 1920s in Germany when breeders crossed the Welsh Terrier and Old English Black-and-Tan Terrier -- then mixed the result with the English Fox Terrier. Breeding is still based on working ability.
Pet Facts
The German Hunt Terrier is almost exclusively kept by German hunters and gamekeepers.
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