Short-legged terriers are active and friendly, making them suitable as guard dogs. Its canine barks are loud. When it is exhibited, people will focus on its dense crest. Therefore, owners who love dogs must carefully trim its crest. It has a wide and large skull, powerful and well-developed jaws, and a black nose!

1. What should I do if the stalk with short legs and long body loses hair

Friends who have raised dogs know that dog hair loss is actually an annoying thing. When this happens, owners should first understand why the dog sheds hair. Dogs usually shed large areas of hair only during the molting season. If it is not during the moulting period, and the dog also has a large area of hair loss, then it may be that the dog is sick, and the owner should take corresponding measures in time. In general, occasional hair loss is normal.

There is another way, that is, the owner can give the dog some vitamins and the like. At the same time, the owner must also do a good job of cleaning and sanitation for the dog. As long as the dog's hair is clean and smooth, the chance of shedding will be greatly reduced, and with balanced nutrition, the dog will almost never shed!

2. How big can the short-legged long-body terrier grow?

The short-legged long body terrier is a very friendly dog and is active! But they are not very active. Short-legged and long-bodied terriers are suitable for keeping at home. They are also very loyal to their owners and get along very happily with family members. They especially like to play with children and are excellent guard dogs and companion dogs. Because of their small size, they are not suitable as guard dogs. Under normal circumstances, after adulthood, the short-legged long-body terrier can grow to more than 20 centimeters in height and weigh only a dozen kilograms.

Due to their small size, the short-legged terrier is very popular in urban buildings! The short-legged and long terrier also has a foothold in China. Although their IQ is not very high, the goodwill it gives people has not diminished. Many families keep them as pets or companion dogs!