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Australian Terrier Activity level
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Australian Terrier Obedience
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| ease of training |
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| ease of housebreaking |
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Australian Terrier Dominance
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Australian Terrier Territoriality
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Australian Terrier Sociability
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Australian Terrier Aloofness
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Australian Terrier Aggressiveness
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Australian Terrier response to owner and family
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| eagerness to please |
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| demand for affection |
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| excitability |
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| playfulness |
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| tolerates children under 4 |
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| tolerates children over 4 |
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| excessive barking |
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| destructiveness |
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Australian Terrier watchdog/guard-dog abilities
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| watchdog |
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Dog class
- Terrier Average height - 10 to 12 inches Average weight
- 20 to 24 pounds Size - Small Average life span -
12 to 14 years
Though one of the smallest terriers, the rugged Australian Terrier was developed in the harsh conditions of the Australian Outback, where he worked side by side with the pioneers -- controlling rats and snakes, alerting humans to intruders, even tending sheep. He's ready for any situation. With that easy self-confidence comes his readiness to enjoy a good friendship.
The Australian Terrier has an affinity for children, the elderly and the handicapped. His friendly and affectionate disposition make him a wonderful companion and friend.
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