Smooth Fox Terrier The Fox Terrier was bred to run with the
hounds and horses, then to go to ground and pursue the quarry
into its den. Although it resembles its cousin, the Wire Fox
Terrier, the Smooth Fox Terrier was bred independently in
England during the 1800s. The body of the Smooth Fox Terrier has
the right combination of power, speed, and endurance, allowing
it to match the pace of hounds and horses during hunts and trail
a fox to its narrow hideout. This square-proportioned terrier
with a short back covers a lot of ground, propelled by its rear
legs. The dog's hard and flat coat, which is predominately white
in color with streaks of red, black, or blue, is paired fine,
short undercoat. Its carriage, meanwhile, is expectant and
alert, and its expression and attitude are keen. Personality and
Temperament The Smooth Fox Terrier is rightly described as an
inquisitive, energetic, daring, spirited, mischievous, playful,
adventurous, and independent dog. It is fond chasing and
exploring, but is reserved wit