Wire-Haired Fox Terrier Rehoming
If you are looking for a pet that is ready to enter the family, you may want to consider adopting a wire-haired fox terrier. These dogs have a very unique temperaments and can be very demanding. The coat can be very soft and will need hand stripping monthly. If you are thinking about showing your wire-haired fox terrier, you will need to groom them more frequently, perhaps even weekly.
This 12 year old Wire Haired Fox Terrier needs a forever home. He is currently in foster care while his owner has a life-changing operation. He has been in foster care for several months and has worked on some issues. If you are looking for a new furry friend, consider adopting him. He is highly intelligent and will bond with your family. While he is challenging to train, he is an easygoing dog.
Wire-haired fox terriers love to play and are full of energy. They are great companions for children, but they will require lots of exercises. This energetic breed is also a good choice for families with active lifestyles. They can get along well with other pets, though male Wire-Haired Fox Terrier dogs may be aggressive toward other male dogs. It is important to remember that Wire-Haired Fox Terriers are not good candidates for apartment life. They need a lot of exercise and socialization.
The Wire-Haired Fox Terrier is closely related to the Smooth Fox Terrier, though their origins are unknown.
The two breeds were first registered together as “variety” dogs in 1876, but the AKC separated them into two separate classes in 1985. Unlike other breeds, they share the same genetic background. These dogs are known for their hunting ability, and they are also capable of agility.
When rehoming a Wire Fox Terrier, make sure to find a dog shelter or rescue center that can take care of it. These dogs need loving homes and regular exercise to remain healthy and happy. And don’t forget to groom your Wire Fox Terrier regularly. It’s important to brush their hair regularly, as they require weekly combing and shaping.
