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Fox Terrier Smooth Breed Information

Learn all about Fox Terrier Smooths at Petstew.com. If you’re interested in adopting or buying a Fox Terrier Smooth, or just a dog lover, you should research all details including the Fox Terrier Smooth breed temperament, coat, colors, shedding, health, grooming requirements, and more.
Also known as: "SFT", "Foxie", "Fox Terrier"
Breed Overview
The Fox Terrier Smooth is a Small dog breed, with a starting weight of 13 lbs that can reach 20 lbs. It is officially part of the Terrier group and recognized by the CKC, AKC, UKC, ANKC, NKC, NZKC, APRI, ACR. Some critical information for potential owners. The Fox Terrier Smooth breed has a typical lifespan of 15 to 17 years, Short hair, and have Moderate shedding. Breeders interested in the Fox Terrier Smooth should know that the average litter size is between 4 to 7 puppies.
Doggie Vitals
Lifespan:  15-17 years Height:  13-16" Shedding:  Moderate Litter Size:  4-7 pups
Group:  Terrier Weight:  13-20 lbs Hair Length:  Short Size:  Small
Fox Terrier Smooth Breed Characteristics
Group Terrier Drooler no
Size Small Guard Dog no
Origin England Easy to Train
Kid Friendly no Hypoallergenic no
Stranger Friendly somewhat Active Indoors yes
Apartment Friendly yes Exercise Demands no
Pet Friendly no Yard Needs none
Intelligent Grooming Requirements weekly
Barks excessive Dangerous no
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament
energetic fun loving dog is affectionate and playful. Smooth Fox Terriers are scrappy and impulsive and have been known to bite, so should be watched around children. Smooth Fox Terriers are courageous and devoted and make excellent watchdogs, though have been known to bark excessively. Smooth Fox Terriers like to explore so should be kept in a safe enclosed area, and will sometimes even kill birds or small animals if given the chance.
Health Problems
nasal drip, lens luxation, distichiasis, cataracts, Legg-Perthes, and shoulder dislocation
Fox Terrier Smooth Coat
Fox Terrier Smooth Dog Colors
Predominantly white, marked with black, tan or ginger.
Recognized By
CKC, AKC, UKC, ANKC, NKC, NZKC, APRI, ACR

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