Cesky Terrier
The Czech terrier—a calm, long-bodied, silky-coated national breed of the Czech Republic.
Overview. The Cesky Terrier is a small, long-bodied terrier from the Czech Republic, bred as a calmer, less fiery hunting and companion dog.
History & Origin
Created in the mid-20th century by Czech geneticist František Horák by crossing the Scottish and Sealyham terriers.
Appearance & Coat
Low and rectangular, with a soft, silky, wavy gray-blue or light brown coat and a bearded face.
Temperament
Gentle, trainable, and less aggressive than many terriers; good with families.
Care & Exercise
Needs moderate exercise and regular clipping of the silky coat.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
