Toy fox terriers

Right breed for you? Toy Fox Terrier information including personality, history, grooming, pictures, videos, and the AKC breed standard.

Energetic and fun-loving, Toy Fox Terriers are well suited to active homes where they’ll be loving members of the family.

If you have never had a Toy Fox Terrier Mix before, look at the top 24 most popular crossbreeds listed, and see which one might fit for you and your family. Other Toy Fox Terrier dog breed names: American Toy Terrier, Amertoy.

Toy Fox Terrier breed profile, personality, health care tips and grooming advice from the experts at Espree. Learn more.

Currently, the Toy Fox Terrier breed is very popular. Many people prefer this particular dog because of its tiny size and unpretentious care. Toychiks are very friendly, perky, and loyal dogs. At the same time, the small heart of the pet burns with love for the owner and fearlessness. This little guard will always defend the owner and will stand to the end.

6 boys need homes. Mom was abandoned and found living near a business in Oklahoma City. Should be under 25 pounds when grown. Adorable! Contact www.shadycreekdogs.com/rescues.html if interested in adopting one of these cute sweet loving boys.

Toy Fox Terrier is, as breed fanciers say, “truly a toy and a terrier.”

Right breed for you? Toy Fox Terrier information including personality, history, grooming, pictures, videos, and the AKC breed standard.

Fox Terriers (also called foxies or foxys) originated in England in the 19th century. These cheeky little chaps are lively and enjoy a good play, and tend to suffer very little from health problems.

The Wire is thought to have come about from crosses of the Old English Terrier, smooth coated Black and Tan terriers of England, Bull Terriers, Greyhounds and Beagles. They were used by hunters with the foxhounds to locate foxes when they went to ground by barking and so pinpointing the position of the fox for the huntsman.