September 30, 2012 by SWestfall3
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Borderjack?
Mountain Feist?
The face and ear set remind me of a smooth fox terrier.
Westfalenterrier
I believe that is an orange colored Lithuanian stumpy dog, which is a close cousin to a Corgi.
That’s a little terrier mix. Look at the tail and the ears. Cute rascal isn’t he?
What ever he is, can I have him? He looks like he has enough piss and vinegar to keep up with my daughter and go hunting with her too.
Patterdale Terrier?
Smooth Jagdterrier?
Smooth-coated Westfalen Terrier
i think Jagdterrier.
Patterdale?
Wouldn’t be out of the norm of what a Patterdale Terrier looks like. He/she certainly has that coiled spring look they all have (very popular dogs round here in the North of England).
My vote also goes with patterdale, but some informally bred hunt terriers often have a similar appearance to the one in the photo. A jack russell crossed with a minpin could even look like that.
A Westfalia terrier a german breed originating from a cross between the Jagt terrier and the Fox terrier.Regards
He looks like trouble.