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Jagdterrier Dog Breed Facts
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Breed: Jagdterrier
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Also Called: German Jagdterrier, Deutscher Jagdterrier, German Hunt Terrier
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Height: The Jagdterrier is about 13-16 inches tall.
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Weight: The Jagdterrier weighs between 16-22 lbs.
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Colors: The Jagdterrier can be black, black and gray, or dark brown, with brown, red, yellow or lighter colored markings found on the eyebrows, chest, legs and anus.
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Physical Appearance: The Jagdterrier has a square (but not broad) build, and should stand square over it's feet. A deep and narrow chest is preferred to allow entry into dens. Length is in proportion to the body. Tail can be cropped but should be long enough to pull the dog from an animal's den. Coat should be thick and ample for turning briars.
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Temperament/Personality: The Jagdterrier is a clever hunter that is courageous when dealing with the most formidable of animals. This dog is highly intelligent and very determined.
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Care: The Jagdterrier needs to be brushed regularly.
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Health Concerns/Problems: The Jagdterrier dog breed has had the following health issues: Lung problems.
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Training: The Jagdterrier is a hunting dog that trains easily for this purpose.
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Activity: The Jagdterrier is a hunting dog that requires large amounts of exercise.
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Country of Origin: The Jagdterrier originated in Germany.
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Brief History: The Jagdterrier is a rather young breed that has been developed only since the turn of the 20th century. This dog was developed in Germany as a functional hunting dog where it was used on a wide variety of game, including wild boar, badger, fox and weasel. Dogs that have been imported into the United States are used for hunting as well.
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