Australian Terrier

Australian Terrier

Australian Terriers are small but energetic dogs with rough coats. They are used for rodent hunting.

Extended Description

The Australian Terrier is known for its courage and energy. They have an excellent sense of smell and are used for hunting small animals.

Interesting Facts

These terriers can make excellent watchdogs thanks to their sharp hearing and bravery.

Care Recommendations

They require regular physical activity and coat care to keep it clean and healthy. It is important to provide them with plenty of toys and activities.

Temperament

Australian Terriers are spirited, alert, and loyal. They are confident dogs with a strong work ethic.

Health Issues

This breed may be prone to diabetes, allergies, and luxating patellas. Regular vet check-ups are important.

Living Conditions

They adapt well to both apartment living and houses with yards, but they need regular walks to burn off energy.

Training Tips

Training should be firm but fair. They respond well to positive reinforcement and need early socialization.

Exercise Needs

They require daily walks and enjoy having a job to do, whether it's participating in dog sports or helping around the house.

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