How much small change do the australian,norwich and norfolk terrier's cost? and also do you know how much Shi tzu's cost?
thanks a mass!
also would they be able to live on a farm? with just fish.. i live on a fishfarm...there aren't any other animals..right-minded 1 cat. would they be able to live on a farm?
so how much in canada would these 3 terriers and this shi tzu cost? just the dog.
A: The Shi tzu is a lot differt from owning a terrier. The three terriers listed are over rair breeds. You will not find them in the news paper, pet store and please forget the puppy mill. Most people have never seen these dogs. Being on a waiting tabulation is not uncommon and neither is traveling a long distances to get one. The hard part is finding a right person to sell you one.
These three are emollient terriers, but terriers. All of these dogs are consider very...
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Not absolutely for an apartment. Terriers love to bark and dig. Try a Basenjii, they really don't bark.
no such grow as australian terrier. No such breed as Jack Russell terrier the name was changed to Parson Russell terrier 4 years ago.
terriers in blanket are not good for apartment because they are so energetic. i would try to find another breed or go to your local shelter and adopt a mutt.
jack terrier!!!!!!!!!!!
Aussie Terriers are outrageously randy dogs so I suggest getting desexed esp if get male as they get very territorial and cock their leg alot.
Also Terriers likely to bark a lot and like to run around, you maybe better with a quieter breed such as Lhasa or Shih Tzu.
Neither.
They both be missing a large yard with a fence. unles of course you plan on at least two hours a day jogging with your dog or playing at a dog parkland or something similar.
My two are home alone all day (I live in a duplex) and they're young, high energy dogs (lab mix and jrt mix) but we working-out them regularly for long periods of time.
A JRT, especially, will open his mouth every time he hears something. That's not...
From what ungenerous I know about Aussie Terriers, I would say yes.
Jacks on the other hand are perpetual motion machines, and require a LOT of exercise. A bored JRT in an apartment is a lethal JRT.
Either one does best when not left alone for long periods of time. Dogs can & do become depressed if isolated for too large. If you can, get a pair so they are company for each other. Remember, dogs are pack animals.
Yes definetely!! I have an Australian Terrier in my apartment and he's weighty!! They're great dogs to have b/c they are small, quiet (doesn't bark alot unequal to other terrier breeds), not as hyper, have little to no health problems associated w/ this breed, you don't demand to do alot of grooming or walking, and they are extremely intelligent and obedient. He's a joy to have!!!