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Fourche Terrier Breed Information

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Name: Fourche Terrier
   
Mix: 1/2 West Highland White Terrier  x  1/2 Yorkshire Terrier
   
Mixes: More West Highland White Terrier Mixes  (Adopt a West Highland White Terrier mix )
More Yorkshire Terrier Mixes  (Adopt a Yorkshire Terrier mix )
   
 
   
Recognized By: IDCR
   
Appearance: If coat of the Fourche Terrier is left unclipped they look like a small sheepdog.

Life Expectancy: The Fourche Terrier can live to be 15 years of age or more.

Size: The Fourche Terrier can weigh up to 26 pounds with an overall height of 11 inches at the whithers and a length of 15 inches from collar to base of tail.

Personality: The Fourche Terrier is an extremely intelligent, affectionate, playful, loyal dog that can be stubborn at times.

Family Dog: The Fourche Terrier is a very protective dog and is good with children and adults.

Companionship: The Fourche Terrier makes a wonderful companion dog.

Color: The shiny coat of the Fourche Terrier can be black brindle or various shades of brown, rust and black mingled together. It is common to have white patches on the toes, white chest and beard.

Coat: The Fourche Terrier has a thick coat.

Shedding: The Fourche Terrier is considered a low to no shed dog.

Grooming: The coat of the Fourche Terrier should be brushed frequently to keep it from matting.

Feeding: The Fourche Terrier has a hearty appetite.

 

Exercise: The Fourche Terrier enjoys a brisk walk, playing in a fenced yard or playing fetch.

Skin Health: The Fourche Terrier may be susceptible to Pruritus, a skin condition that causes them to itch. It may be a seasonal issue or need constant care.


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