Cesky Terrier

 

Summary

• The Cesky Terrier is a small, robust dog with a muscular and solid build
• They can be skeptical of strangers, but socialization as a puppy is important
• Curious and loves to explore the surroundings
• Calm and sane as adults, but active as young dogs
• Suitable for track exercises, field searches, agility, obedience and rally obedience

Appearance and size

The Cesky Terrier is a small dog that weighs between 6 and 10 kg. They have variations of gray colors, from platinum light to dark gray. The fur is long and silky on the belly, legs and head.

Fur grooming

They do not shed, but need regular clipping to maintain their silky coat. The coat should be combed at least a couple of times a week to avoid tangles. Regular bathing with good fur products is important to keep the fur in good condition.

Health

The Cesky Terrier does not suffer from known diseases and has a life expectancy of 12-15 years. Regular veterinary follow-up and proper nutrition are important to maintain good health.

History

The Cesky Terrier is a relatively young breed that was created in 1949 by Frantisek Horak in the Czech Republic. He crossed a Scottish terrier with a Sealyham terrier with the aim of getting a small, mobile dog with easy grooming and good hunting skills. The breed was approved by the FCI in 1963.

The breed club

The Cesky Terrier Breed Club is a valuable resource for those interested in the breed. The club has expertise in the breed, has an overview of breeders and knowledge of the breed’s health. They can provide guidance and advice to potential owners and help ensure a good choice of dog. Contacting the breed club is recommended to obtain more information about the breed and its characteristics.Good luck!