Australian Terrier
About
The Australian Terrier is a spirited, intelligent, and loyal breed that thrives in active households. While they require consistent training, regular exercise, and grooming, they offer affection, companionship, and endless entertainment. If you’re considering adding an Australian Terrier to your family, be prepared to meet their exercise, grooming, and training needs. For more detailed guidance, consult breeders or veterinarians to gain a deeper understanding of this lively and dedicated breed.
Breed Size
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Weight (Male)
7-9 kg
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Weight (Female)
7-9 kg
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Height (Male)
25-28 sm
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Height (Female)
25-28 sm
Coat
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Fur Type
Wiry
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Color
One color
Care
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Walk
>45 minutes/day
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Breed group
Terrier Group
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Breed Size
S
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Demeanor category
Friendly
Breed Traits
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Barking
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Good with young children
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Drooling
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Energy level value
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Grooming frequency value
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Good with other dogs
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Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
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Trainability Category
>Agreeable
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Temperament
>Affectionate, Courageous, Spirited
Description
The Australian Terrier is a small, sturdy working dog, originally bred in Australia in the 19th century for vermin control and companionship. This breed descends from British terriers, including the Yorkshire Terrier and Cairn Terrier, resulting in a bold, intelligent, and affectionate companion.
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Origin: Australia, developed for hunting vermin and farm work.
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Brave and confident: Naturally fearless with a strong personality.
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Intelligent and trainable: Quick learner with a keen sense of alertness.
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Loyal and affectionate: Forms deep bonds with its family.
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Harsh, weather-resistant coat: Low shedding but requires regular grooming.
The Australian Terrier is a lively and devoted companion, excelling in obedience, agility, and watchdog duties. With proper training and early socialization, they become well-mannered, affectionate pets suited for both individuals and families.