Smooth Fox Terrier

Many believe the Smooth Fox Terrier dog breed originated in 17th-century England. First, they developed as partners for hunting with their humans, and they especially excelled at the difficult task of rousing foxes from their burrows. Today, they still retain independent minds and a daring nature although they might spend most of their days playing and running with their owners. Trotting into the U.S. in the late 1800s, the Smooth Fox Terrier was an instant hit. Popularity surged, securing their place as a beloved breed across the country.

The Smooth Fox Terrier dog thrives with energetic owners who can still bring routine calm to the equation. They don’t need fussy grooming or a ton of space and, with training and socialization, make amazing stable-yard buddies for horses.

Primarily lauded for its adorable stature and companionship, Smooth Fox Terriers remain hard workers. They enjoy long walks every day and enjoy training and games.

Smooth Fox Terriers should have regular access to exciting walking routes as well as a secure yard in which they can burn energy.

Low maintenance is the name of this smooth-coated breed’s grooming game. Simply brushing the Smooth Haired Fox Terrier’s coat a couple of times a week to keep them clean.

Food- and toy-motivated, experienced owners will have fun training this small pooch. It’s best to socialize the Smooth Fox Terrier dog breed from a young age.

Quiet homes with no or older children make great homes for the Smooth Fox Terrier. With some training and plenty of long walks, they make wonderful, protective companions.

The cost of a Smooth Fox Terrier from a breeder is significantly more than the cost of adopting one from a local shelter or rescue. The adoption fee usually covers additional items such as spaying or neutering, vaccines, and microchipping.