Rat Terrier - Top 10 Facts

Rat Terrier is an American dog breed with a background as a farm dog and hunting companion. They share much ancestry with the small hunting dogs known as feists. Stubborn as all get out, they are not big on pleasing people, but the people who love them laugh all the time.

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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Rat Terrier that you might not know.

A Quick Overview:
Group: Terrier Dogs
Weight: 9 to 24 pounds
Height: 13 to 16 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 13 to 18 years

As you'd expect, Rat Terriers exhibit all the behaviors — and stubbornness — of a typical terrier. For example, they dig. Digging is an inherent trait in Rat Terriers and they will spend a great deal of time digging in your yard and garden in an urgent quest to reach China by nightfall. Don't despair. Give him one area in the yard to dig up to his heart's content and he'll be fine. He just has to learn what area is his, and he's smart enough to do so.

Be aware: this Houdini Hound has the intelligence and drive to figure out how the key to freedom. It's best to be with him in the yard rather than letting him enjoy it at his solitary leisure. He should wear a collar and tag at all times, as well as be microchipped because if he starts running you'll never catch up. He may be little, but he's fast. He can jump high too, so a 5- or 6-foot fence is a good idea.

The shrill "yipping" of a Rat Terrier is discernible from that of other dogs. If you live in an apartment or a neighborhood that has noise rules, take his instinct to bark into account while doing your research. Also, remember that were bred to be quick runners and need the space and time to exercise that drive. The Rat Terrier's compulsion to chase doesn't make him the best choice for an off-leash dog. Even the most well-behaved are likely to "forget" their training in the face of tantalizing prey.

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