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OriginOriginal Function
1800s Great BritainFollow quarry underground to bring it back up for the hunter.
 
FamilyAverage WeightAverage Height
AKC Terrier10 to 17 pounds10 to 15 inches
UKC Terrier
 
Ave Life SpanCoat VariationsColor Variations
12 to 16 yearsSmooth, Rough, & BrokenPredominately white with tan, black, and/or brown markings.
 
Temperment
Fearless, courageous, independent, intelligent, and comical. These are big dogs in a little body. PRT's have a very high prey drive and can be pretty fiesty. As a family pet, they are very playful and affectionate. Due to their high spirited nature, they are not recommended in households with very young children or small pets. Many tend to be dog aggressive as well as protective of their family against strangers. Some will take on a very large dog if given the opportunity--they stand their ground regardless of the size of their opponent. It's very important to socialize this breed early to children, strangers, dogs, and all other animals. PRT's have a lot of energy, so a fenced in yard with at least 1 long walk a day is a must. If they do not have a proper outlet for their energy, they may take it out with barking or digging. These terriers are very intelligent and they love to perform tricks for an audience. If given proper physical and mental stimulation, and if socialized early, this breed can be a great pet.
 
Health Concerns
Dislocation of kneecaps, inherited eye problems, and deafness.
 
Common Behavior Problems
Barking, Digging, Fiesty, Over Protective
 
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