German Hunting Terrier
The Jagdterrier—a small, black-and-tan German hunting terrier of relentless drive.
Overview. The German Hunting Terrier (Jagdterrier) is a small, intense, black-and-tan terrier bred purely as a working hunter of fox, badger, and game.
History & Origin
Developed in Germany in the early 20th century from Fox Terrier stock for uncompromising field performance.
Appearance & Coat
Compact and wiry, with a dense black-and-tan coat (rough or smooth) and a no-nonsense working look.
Temperament
Dauntless, single-minded, and tireless; strictly a working dog, not a casual pet.
Care & Exercise
Needs hard exercise and an experienced, active owner.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
