Unlike other terrier breeds, the Cesky Terrier is peaceful. Although he is conceived as a hunting dog, he will only become a hunter if he is trained in that direction. This breed of dog is particularly adaptable in a variety of situations and is, therefore a good choice for different types of owners.
Description
– Male and female dogs of this breed can reach a height of 25 to 35 centimeters.
– Male and female dogs of this breed can reach a weight of 5 to 11 kg
– The lifespan of a Cesky Terrier can be from 12 to 14 years.
The body is of medium length, with a flat back and slightly raised at the waist, which is long and wide. The chest is rounded. The ribs are well spaced. The abdomen is separated from the last rib and from the hind legs. The ears are set high, triangular, medium in size and are bent forward. The tail is trimmed and is about 18 to 20 centimeters long. Cesky Terriers are always born with fur that turns white over time. Fur coats can last up to two years. The fur is thick, silky and wavy. Their eyes are covered with thick and long fur, as well as the neck where the fur can be curly.
Temperament
The Cesky Terrier is a loyal companion. He is not aggressive and tries to please the owner, that is, to carry out his orders. Besides, he is not so independent and masterful. Even though he is kept as a pet, he is still a hunting dog. If you socialize with him in time, you will help him stay in the company of other people and calm animals. These dogs are full of energy and enthusiasm. They love to play and run. They also want to dig on the ground. It doesn’t matter if it is a house or an apartment. The main thing is that he lives with his family. This breed is not adapted to life on the street like some breeds of dogs.
Health
The Cesky Terrier can be said to belong to the group of dogs that do not have health problems. Although they have a long lifespan, in some cases they may have an inherited disease but it does not lead to death.
Care
The fur of this breed of dog should be maintained regularly. The fur on the abdomen, on the legs, around the chin, on the chin, and above the eyes are kept longer. If you keep them as pets, you will need to trim your fur four times a year. Longer pieces of fur should be brushed or combed several times a week to avoid entanglement. Excess hair between the legs should be cut regularly.
Feeding
Increased appetite may occur due to inadequate nutrition. Food can be qualitatively or quantitatively inappropriate. A qualitatively inappropriate meal means that it is appropriate in quantity but does not suit the chemical composition. Protein is often lacking in the meal or there is not enough energy. The imbalance usually occurs when vitamins, micro, and macronutrients are present in insufficient quantities. During the growth period, the body’s needs for these materials increase. Try to feed him an hour before the walk and during the walk to deal with some toys or to think of a common game.
Puppies
If you decide to adopt or buy a puppy of this breed from 8 to 12 months of age, make sure you have a huge obligation to it. Cesky Terrier puppies need three healthy meals a day. It is advisable to feed the puppies with special dog food. Puppies of this breed need calcium.
History
The history of this breed begins in 1949 in Czechoslovakia, where Frantiкek Horak paired the Sealyham Terrier with the Scottish Terrier and obtained a breed suitable for hunting in the Bohemian forests. The Cesky Terrier belongs to the group of short-lived terriers. This breed of dog was first introduced to the public in 1959 and was finally recognized in 1963 by the International Kennel Club. Originally, these dogs were used to hunt foxes and knots and today they are used primarily as pets.
