Cesky Terrier is a hunting breed that was discovered in the Czech Republic in 1949. The breed has a thick coat that may require some care, but Ceskies are great family pets. It’s a fairly long-bodied dog with short legs, ranging from 10 to 13 inches in size. They usually weigh anywhere from 16 to 22 pounds. The Cesky coat is mostly long and has slightly wavy hair that falls long around the legs and under the stomach, as well as over the eyes and along the bottom of the head. You can see this breed in two colors, blue-gray, and light coffee brown, both of which look darker at birth
Ceskies’ Personality And Temperament
Cesky Terrier is a friendly and an adorable dog. It gets on with other dogs and people quicker than you guess. However, socialization is important when it comes to this breed. You will have to do it at a very young age. It ensures that it does not become wary of strangers. Even though it was originally bred for hunting purposes, the Cesky Terrier is an obedient, calm, and smart breed.
Care
The Cesky Terrier needs an average amount of exercise such as a long walk per day. Like other terriers, it enjoys digging in open spaces outside. The Cesky Terrier can make a good apartment dog as well. Due to the longer coat, the Cesky Terrier requires grooming and hair clippings monthly.
Health
This dog breed has a life span of 12 to 15 years. The most common condition in a Cesky Terrier is Scottie Cramp. It causes the dog to have locomotive problems due to a lack of serotonin in the body. However, it’s not a life-threatening disease.