Jagd Terrier

Jagd Terrier, German Hunting Terrier

Jagd Terrier is a very active German hunting terrier with strong instincts, high stamina and an independent temperament.

Rating

Breed characteristics

Activity 10/10
Trainability 7/10
Good with children 4/10
Shedding 7/10
Guarding 6/10
Care 4/10
Description

About the breed

Jagd Terrier is a very active German hunting terrier with strong instincts, high stamina and an independent temperament.

Breed history

Jagd Terrier is connected with Germany and with the practical role for which the breed was shaped. Over time breeders selected dogs with stable temperament, useful working qualities and recognizable type.

Appearance and features

The breed has a recognizable outline. Height: 33–40 cm; weight: males: 9–10 kg, females: 7.5–8.5 kg; coat: short or rough. Balance, sound movement and breed type are important.

Temperament

Jagd Terrier is usually attached to its family, responsive to routine and better behaved when socialized early. Clear rules and calm handling are important.

Training

Training should start early and be based on consistency, motivation and positive reinforcement. The dog should be given tasks that match its energy and natural instincts.

Care and lifestyle

Уход за шерстью несложный, но нужны большие физические нагрузки, тренировки, контроль охотничьего инстинкта, проверка ушей и лап после прогулок.

Health

A balanced diet, weight control, vaccinations, parasite prevention and routine veterinary checks help maintain long-term health.

Best suited for

Best suited for owners who understand the breed's size, activity, grooming needs and training requirements.

Temperament

Temperament and behavior

Jagd Terrier is usually attached to its family, responsive to routine and better behaved when socialized early. Clear rules and calm handling are important.

Stable behaviour depends on early socialization, predictable boundaries and regular contact with the owner.

Care

Care and keeping

Care includes regular coat maintenance, exercise matched to the breed, and checks of ears, eyes, teeth and nails.

Daily routine

Regular walks, weight control and preventive veterinary checks are useful.