Brazilian Terrier
A small, tri-colored Brazilian farm terrier—lively, alert, and a natural ratter.
Overview. The Brazilian Terrier is a small, smooth-coated, tri-colored terrier developed in Brazil as a farm dog for vermin control.
History & Origin
Likely descended from European terriers brought by colonists, it became a distinct national working companion.
Appearance & Coat
Light and agile, with a short coat in black, brown, or blue with tan and white markings.
Temperament
Active, friendly, and watchful, it is an energetic, sociable family dog.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and minimal grooming.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
