Brazilian Terrier

The Physical Characteristics of the Brazilian Terrier

The physical characteristics of the Brazilian Terrier breed are best detailed as follows:

-Popular breed in Brazil
-Well proportioned body
-Short easy to groom coat
-Tri-color tan and white with black, brown or brown
-Tail may be maintained in a natural state or docked
-Flat triangular skull
-Closest canine ancestor Jack Russell Terriers,
-The chest is narrow, compact with a well balanced body.

Personality and Temperament of the Brazilian Terrier
Verisimilar to the Jack Russell Terrier in temperament, the Brazilian Terrier is a larger version of its kin. Attentive and spunky, the breed is considered intelligent. Their playful demeanor welcomes chasing and ball games. When the Brazilian Terrier gets bored, he will dig holes. From their native country, Brazil, the breed has been found to make a dynamic rodent tracker. The devoted and adoring breed can be willful like any other terrier. In the realm of training, the breed requires firmness.

Other Brazilian Terrier Characteristics

The average height of a Brazilian Terrier is anywhere from 14 to 16 inches tall. They weigh from 15 to 20 pounds. The life expectancy of the Brazilian Terrier breed is from 12 to 14 years.

Health Problems and Ideal Living Conditions for the Brazilian Terrier

This breed is not recommended for apartment life. They are very active indoors and will do best with at least an average-sized yard.
In order to keep the Brazilian Terrier mentally and physically stimulated, the canine must get adequate exercise. When the breed is not exercised or occupied, it may become restless and destructive.