

๐ Origin: England
The Toy Terrier is a tiny, spirited companion dog, known for its big personality in a small package and its deep loyalty to its family.
Size
Small
Lifespan
12-15 years
Energy
Moderate
Shedding
Low
Despite its diminutive size, the Toy Terrier possesses a bold and confident terrier spirit. They are alert, curious, and form intensely devoted bonds with their owners, often becoming a 'shadow' to their favorite person.
They have moderate energy needs satisfied by short daily walks and active indoor play sessions. Mental stimulation through training games is important to prevent boredom.
Their short, smooth coat requires minimal grooming; a weekly brush is sufficient. Due to their small size, they are prone to dental issues, so regular teeth brushing is essential. Feed a high-quality diet appropriate for small, active breeds.
Best with older kids
Sometimes
With socialization
Well-suited
Good for beginners
Moderate
Generally healthy, but can be prone to patellar luxation (knee issues), dental problems, and hypoglycemia. Their small size makes them fragile, so care must be taken to prevent injury.