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14 Things You Need to Know About the Jagdterrier

Published: Jul 14, 2019 · Modified: Jul 12, 2021 by Alka Polischuk · This post may contain affiliate links

Being a capable hunting partner and an affectionate companion, the Jagdterrier is a perfect choice not only for hunters but active dog parents who are looking for a devoted family friend too. On the field, the Jagdterrier is a dedicated and highly-esteemed hunter. Off the field, he is an excellent pet.

If you want to know more about this rare breed, here are 14 things you need to know about them.

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#1 The Fearless Little Hunter

Jagdterrier standing up in the front door with its tongue sticking out — The Jagdterrier (also known as German Hunt Terriers or Deutscher Jagdterriers) is a fierce and tenacious hunter capable of challenging not only common prey animals like game, wild boars, foxes, weasels, and badgers, but also dangerous prey like bobcats and cougars.
They also hunt for squirrels and raccoons too through tree hunting.

#2 They have three main notions – pride, perfection, and purity

#3 Is that a Rottweiler puppy I see? No, wait…it is a Jagdterrier

Jagdterrier lying on top of a laid down tree tunk — The German Hunting Terrier is a robust and sturdy dog with rectangular body shape. The overall body construction has a muscular yet sleek appearance. They are small, compact and well-proportioned dogs, just like a rottweiler pup!

#4 They are loyal, affectionate and committed companions.

#5 Their lively spirits are far more prominent than their actual size and proportions.

#6 They are patient and gentle with kids of all ages.

#7 They have a soft spot for fun and play.

#8 Jagdterriers love the sound of their own voices and are not ashamed to show it – they enjoy barking all the time!

#9 Say goodbye to lazy days

#10 This breed is recommended for first-time owners

#11 German Hunting Terriers are relatively easy to train

#12 Yummy, I think it smells like food! They like to eat to their heart`s content.

#13 The Jagdterrier doesn’t require a lot of grooming

#14 Jagdterriers shed moderately.

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