Biewer Terrier

Biewer Terrier

Weight

1.8-3 kg

Height

18-23 cm shoulder height

Lifespan

16 years

Health figures are breed averages for general guidance only. Always consult a licensed veterinarian.

The Biewer Terrier is lively, playful and affectionate. He has the energy and stubbornness of a terrier packed into a tiny frame. His tricolor coat is unique and instantly recognizable.

Character & traits

Energy
4
Affection
4
Playfulness
5
Watchfulness
4
With children
3
With other dogs
4
With strangers
3
Trainability
4
For beginners
3
Shedding
1
Drooling
1

Practical

Exercise per day
about 0.5 hours
Max alone
3 hours
Garden needed
No
Apartment
Suitable
Insurance
$25โ€“$40/mo
Food
$20โ€“$30/mo

Frequently asked questions

Is the Biewer Terrier suitable for beginners?+
Manageable, but not the easiest for beginners. The Biewer Terrier benefits from consistent training and clear boundaries โ€” achievable with the right guidance.
How much exercise does a Biewer Terrier need?+
The Biewer Terrier needs about 1 hour of exercise per day. Two solid walks daily will keep this breed happy.
Is the Biewer Terrier good with children?+
The Biewer Terrier does reasonably well with children, especially when well-socialized from a young age. Supervision around young children is always wise.

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Food

Small breed food

Smaller kibble, adjusted for the faster metabolism of small dogs.

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Accessories

Sturdy harness

High-energy dogs pull more. A good harness gives you control without pressure on the throat.

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Grooming

Nail clipper

Not much coat to brush, but nails keep growing. Clip them every 2-3 weeks.

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๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Insurance

Pet insurance for the Biewer Terrier typically runs $28โ€“$44/month for basic accident and illness coverage. What you pay depends on the dog's age and your location.

Health information is for general guidance only and does not constitute veterinary advice. Always consult a licensed veterinarian.

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