- Jagdterrier - Dog Breed Information
Jagd means "to hunt" in German The breed is also known as the German Hunt Terrier The Jagdterrier has been recorded in the Foundation Stock Service since June 2014
- Jagdterrier - Wikipedia
Jagdterriers were developed to be all-round hunting dogs Though often used for quarry that dens underground, especially badger, fox, and raccoon, Jagdterriers are also used to drive wild boar and rabbits out of thickets, and to blood track wounded animals, such as deer
- Jagdterrier Dog Breed: Info, Pictures, Care Traits – Dogster
Jagdterriers are highly intelligent and energetic dogs and like all terriers, feisty and tenacious! They can make excellent watchdogs; even though they aren’t known to be barkers, they are wary
- Jagdterrier: Dog Breed Characteristics and Care
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- Jagdterrier Dog Breed Health and Care | PetMD
According to the American Hunting Terrier Association (AHTA), Jagdterriers are incredibly versatile hunters known to track anything from mice and rabbits to cougars and bears Off the hunting field, Jagdterrier dogs are known for their loyalty toward their family
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- American Hunting Terrier Association – The Jagdterrier Breed Club
The AHTA is dedicated to preserving the Jagdterrier as a true, versatile, hunting terrier
- Jagdterrier: Get to know the Fierce Little Hunter - K9 Web
Similar to other Terriers, the Jagd has a high prey drive and keen hunting instinct Bred to hunt below ground, hunters use the Jagd to drive out underground badgers, foxes, and raccoons hiding inside quarries
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