Cesky Terrier Information & Pictures

Weight:	13 - 22 pounds
Height:	10 - 13 inches
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Cesky Terrier Temperament

The Cesky Terrier is a dog with a very pleasant and happy disposition, and although he is calm, affectionate, playful, and loving, he also has a very protective streak, which makes him a good guard dog.

This breed gets on well with other pets and with strangers, and particularly well with children. This breed demonstrates obedience, intelligence, and courage, and is always loyal to its family. You will find, however, that his breed also has a stubborn streak.

Cesky Terrier Physical features

Also known as a Bohemian Terrier, the Cesky Terrier resembles the Sealyham Terrier. This breed has a distinctive beard, moustache, and eyebrows, and a solid body covered in a silky, wavy coat. Although puppies are born black, the colouring of the older Cesky Terrier can vary and comes in shades of grey/blue with white, yellow, tan, or grey. The coat can also come in a light coffee colour, although this is quite rare. Depending on the coat colouring the eyes of this terrier can be brown or yellow. The nose and mouth colouring can also vary based on coat colour and can be black or liver. Height varies between 10-13 inches, and weight between 13-23 pounds.

Is he right for you?

The Cesky Terrier is moderately active, and is suited to those living in apartments as well as those in houses. This is a good family dog because of its ability to get along with other animals, people, and children. You will be fine with this breed if you do not have a garden or yard, but you should ensure that he receives regular exercise in a safe area. This is a very good companion dog as well as a keen watchdog.

Cesky Terrier Health Problems

There are no major hereditary diseases that are known to affect this breed. Scottie Cramp, which can restrict movement, may affect some Cesky Terriers, but this is not a serious or life threatening problem.

Cesky Terrier Grooming requirements

The long wavy hair of the Cesky Terrier should be trimmed quite regularly using electric clippers. You should also brush and comb the coat around twice a week in order to keep it looking its best. Hair between the feet pads and in the ear passage should also be trimmed.

Cesky Terrier History

Known as a relatively new breed, the Cesky Terrier is a combination of other terriers, including the Scottish and the Sealyham Terriers. It was originally bred to hunt vermin, and was first imported to the United States in 1987.

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Dog group

The Cesky Terrier comes under the dog group gun dog, terrier