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Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
Table of Contents
- Introduction: Purpose-Driven DNA
- Breed Handling Profile
- Breed Purpose and Why It Matters for Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament
- FurHQ Coat Type Breakdown
- Not Sure About Your Dog's Coat Type?
- Puppy Coat to Adult Coat Transition
- The FurHQ 5-Step Grooming Method: Technical Reality
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit Breakdown
- Superpowers and Kryptonite
- FurHQ's Lifestyle Lens and Pro Insights
- Health and Lifespan: The FurHQ Touch Test
- Related Breed Comparisons
- Not Sure Which Breed Is Right for You?
- Related Reading
- The Bottom Line
- Variation Clarity Statement
- FAQs

Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament is what happens when centuries of fox hunting heritage meet a smooth, sleek coat and a personality that refuses to be overlooked. The Smooth Fox Terrier is one of the oldest terrier breeds, developed in 18th-century England specifically to bolt foxes from their dens during mounted hunts.
These dogs needed to be bold enough to face a cornered fox underground, small enough to fit into tight earth dens, fast enough to keep pace with hounds, and intelligent enough to work independently when out of the hunter's sight.
Understanding Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament means understanding a breed that combines terrier boldness with athletic grace and an unmistakable sense of style. At 15 to 18 pounds, the Smooth Fox Terrier is compact, muscular, and carries itself with a confident, alert posture that early breed fanciers described as standing "on tiptoe." The predominantly white coat with black and tan markings was deliberately bred to distinguish the dog from the fox during hunts.
Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament and coat care connect primarily through handling. The smooth single coat is the simplest grooming commitment in the terrier group, but the breed's terrier energy, alert reactivity, and strong opinions about handling mean the challenge is behavioural, not technical. This is a breed that brings the full terrier personality to every interaction, including the grooming table.

This is Mondo, and the Smooth Fox Terrier is the original terrier showman with the easiest coat and the biggest attitude.
Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament is pure terrier energy in a sleek, athletic package. These dogs are bold, quick, alert, and absolutely convinced they are the centre of the universe. If you want a calm lap dog, look elsewhere. If you want a dog that makes every day an adventure and every grooming session a negotiation, welcome to the Smooth Fox Terrier experience.
Now let's talk grooming. Honestly.
The coat is easy. Genuinely easy. The smooth single coat is one of the simplest in the FurHQ system. A quick brush, a wipe-down, done. But the handling is where the work lives. Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament brings terrier energy and reactivity to the grooming table. These dogs are alert, fidgety, and quick to decide when they have had enough. Sessions need to be short, efficient, and positive.
This breed is NOT for you if:
- You want a calm, quiet companion that relaxes on the couch all day
- You have small pets including cats, rabbits, or hamsters
- You cannot provide significant daily exercise and mental stimulation
- You want a dog that is easy to recall off-lead around distractions
- You are not prepared for terrier energy, barking, and strong opinions
Because Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament includes:
- Intense energy that requires daily vigorous exercise and mental outlets
- High prey drive that makes the breed unsuitable for homes with small animals
- Alert barking that is persistent and instinctive
- Terrier stubbornness that tests patience during training and grooming
- Digging, chasing, and independent decision-making when bored
This breed IS for you if:
- You want a bold, athletic companion with genuine terrier character
- You lead an active lifestyle and enjoy daily vigorous exercise
- You appreciate a dog with confidence, personality, and a sense of humour
- You want minimal grooming commitment with maximum personality
- You can provide training, socialisation, and outlets for terrier energy
Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament rewards active, confident owners with a companion whose energy, boldness, and sheer joy in living make every day more exciting than the last.
Respect the energy. Exercise daily. Handle with confident calm.
When you match Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament with the right active lifestyle, you gain a companion whose enthusiasm and loyalty are infectious.
Breed Handling Profile
| Trait | Level | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Emotional sensitivity | Moderate | Alert and responsive. Not fragile but reacts to handler frustration. |
| Handling tolerance | Moderate | Cooperates with short, positive sessions. Fidgety when bored or restrained. |
| Grooming commitment | Very Low | Smooth single coat. Minimal tools. Fastest terrier coat to maintain. |
| Exercise needs | High | Athletic breed requiring vigorous daily exercise and mental stimulation. |
| Alone time tolerance | Low to Moderate | Active mind needs engagement. Destructive and vocal when bored. |
| Best fit household | Active individuals or families. Experienced dog owners preferred. No small pets. |
Breed Purpose and Why It Matters for Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament
The Smooth Fox Terrier was developed in 18th-century England as a foxhunting dog. The breed needed to bolt foxes from underground dens, which required a dog that was bold enough to confront a cornered predator, small enough to enter tight spaces, fast enough to run with mounted hunters and hounds, and white enough to be distinguished from the fox when emerging from the earth.
This hunting heritage shapes every aspect of Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament. The boldness comes from confronting dangerous quarry underground. The speed and athleticism come from keeping pace with horses and hounds across open country. The prey drive is the direct result of breeding for a dog that pursued and engaged live game. The alert barking served as communication during the hunt. On the grooming table, Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament brings this same alert, reactive energy that requires short, efficient sessions.
FurHQ Coat Type Breakdown
The Smooth Fox Terrier carries a Smooth Single Coat. Within the FurHQ seven-coat system, this coat type features short, dense, smooth hair that lies flat against the body with no undercoat . The coat is hard and dense rather than soft, providing more protection than it appears.
Important Note: The Wire Fox Terrier is a separate breed with a completely different coat type (Wire Coat) requiring different tools and techniques. See Wire Fox Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations for the wire variety.
The Boar Bristle Brush distributes natural oils and creates the glossy finish. The Rubber Curry loosens dead hair and provides skin stimulation. There is no comb in the Smooth Single Coat kit because the coat type does not require one.
The recommended kit is the FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat.
Not Sure About Your Dog's Coat Type?
Not every dog fits neatly into one coat category, and that is completely normal. While purebred Smooth Fox Terriers are clearly smooth-coated, mixed breed dogs with Fox Terrier heritage may present with coat variations.
Use the FurHQ AI Coat Identifier to find out your dog's coat type and get matched to the right FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit. Simply upload a photo, and the tool provides a personalised kit recommendation based on your dog's actual coat.
Puppy Coat to Adult Coat Transition
Smooth Fox Terrier puppies have a softer version of the adult coat that transitions to the harder, denser adult texture between 6 and 10 months. The transition is subtle compared to double-coated or wire-coated breeds. The adult coat lies flatter, feels denser, and develops more shine than the puppy version.
The transition period is the ideal time to establish grooming habits and handling tolerance. Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament during puppyhood is more receptive to new experiences than in adulthood, so positive grooming sessions during this window create lifelong cooperation. The FurHQ 5-Step Method provides structure for these early sessions. Keep sessions under five minutes for puppies and always pair grooming with rewards and positive experiences.
The FurHQ 5-Step Grooming Method: Technical Reality
The FurHQ 5-Step Method (Audit, Prep, Bath, Dry, Finish) applies to this coat type with emphasis on skin health monitoring and efficient sessions that match the coat's low-maintenance structure.
Learn the Method. Follow the Protocol. Complete the Mission.
Setup and Stability
Secure the dog using the Stay Put System (suction cup anchor + safety lead). For anxious dogs, the Hush Pup Wrap provides calming compression. Smooth coats require shorter grooming sessions, so the setup routine should be quick and consistent.
Tools and Technique
Audit: Begin every session by running your hands over the entire body. On a smooth coat, you are checking skin condition more than coat condition. Feel for lumps, bumps, dry patches, irritation, and any changes. The short coat makes skin issues visible and detectable early, which is one of the advantages of this coat type.
Prep: Use the Boar Bristle Brush in the direction of coat growth to remove loose hair, distribute natural oils, and stimulate the skin. Smooth coats do not require coat spray during dry brushing, though a light application of Pawfect Finish Coat Spray adds shine.
Bath: Use Rubber Curry during bathing for thorough skin stimulation and to loosen dead coat. The short coat allows water and shampoo to reach the skin quickly. Rinse thoroughly.
Dry: Towel dry thoroughly. Smooth coats dry quickly due to their short length and lack of undercoat. A light brush-through with the Boar Bristle Brush during drying distributes oils and smooths the coat.
Finish: Final pass with the Boar Bristle Brush for a polished, smooth finish. A light mist of Pawfect Finish Coat Spray adds shine and skin protection.
Chemistry and Coat Care
Deep Clean Delight Shampoo provides a thorough cleanse suited to the smooth coat's direct skin contact. Coat-Quench Conditioner supports skin comfort and adds a healthy sheen. The smooth coat benefits from regular bathing on a consistent schedule because the short coat offers less natural protection from environmental exposure.
FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit Breakdown
The FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat contains 8 items:
Coat-Specific Items (3):
- Deep Clean Delight Shampoo: Thorough cleaning without stripping oils
- Coat-Quench Conditioner: Coat health and lustre
- Boar Bristle Brush: Oil distribution and coat finishing
Standard Items (5, included in every kit):
- Stay Put System (suction cup anchor + safety lead + training tips)
- Hush Pup Wrap
- Rubber Curry (for bathing and dry brushing/skin stimulation)
- Ear Wipes
- Pawfect Finish Coat Spray
Superpowers and Kryptonite
Superpowers
Athletic Excellence. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament produces one of the most athletic dogs in the terrier group. These dogs are fast, agile, and possess an endurance that is genuinely impressive for their size. A well-conditioned Smooth Fox Terrier can run, jump, and play for hours. This athletic capability makes them exceptional candidates for dog sports including agility, flyball, and barn hunt. The breed's combination of speed and intelligence means they excel in activities that require both physical and mental sharpness.
Alert Intelligence. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament includes a quick, sharp intelligence that processes information rapidly. These dogs learn new concepts in very few repetitions and are exceptional problem solvers. This intelligence, when channelled into training and structured activities, produces a dog that is impressive in its capability. The breed's alertness also makes them outstanding watchdogs. Nothing approaches the property without a Smooth Fox Terrier's notice and announcement.
Infectious Energy. There is something genuinely uplifting about Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament. The breed's enthusiasm for life is contagious. A Smooth Fox Terrier approaches every walk like an expedition, every play session like a championship event, and every new experience like the most exciting thing that has ever happened. This energy motivates owners to be more active and engaged, which is a genuine health benefit for both human and dog.
Kryptonite
Prey Drive on Maximum. ⚠️ Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament includes a prey drive that was deliberately bred to maximum intensity. This breed was selected for generations to chase, pursue, and engage small animals. That instinct is non-negotiable. Smooth Fox Terriers will chase cats, squirrels, rabbits, and anything else that moves quickly. Off-leash exercise in unfenced areas is not recommended. A Smooth Fox Terrier in pursuit mode does not hear recall commands. It does not process anything except the target.
Vocal Enthusiasm. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament includes a bark that is sharp, frequent, and deployed with minimal provocation. These dogs bark at visitors, bark at other dogs, bark at squirrels, bark at unusual sounds, and sometimes bark at things that exist only in their imagination. Bark management is an ongoing training priority with this breed. Apartment and condo living can be challenging without dedicated bark training from puppyhood.
Escape Artistry. Smooth Fox Terriers are remarkably creative escape artists. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament includes the intelligence to figure out how to open latches, the agility to jump surprising heights, and the determination to dig under or squeeze through barriers. Secure fencing that is tall enough, deep enough, and latch-proof is essential. This breed will find and exploit any weakness in your containment strategy. It is not a matter of if. It is a matter of when.
FurHQ's Lifestyle Lens and Pro Insights
The Smooth Fox Terrier is the athlete of the terrier world. Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament in daily life means a dog that is always moving, always alert, and always looking for the next adventure. These dogs thrive with owners who run, hike, participate in canine sports, or simply enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle. A Smooth Fox Terrier with inadequate exercise is a Smooth Fox Terrier that is digging holes, barking incessantly, and escaping the yard.
The grooming reality is the bright side of Smooth Fox Terrier ownership. The Rubber Curry removes more dead hair than you expect from a smooth coat, and the Boar Bristle Brush creates a gleaming finish. Total grooming time: five minutes. The breed sheds more than people expect for a smooth-coated dog, but regular brushing keeps loose hair manageable. Most of your time investment goes to exercise, training, and providing mental stimulation rather than coat maintenance.
Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament requires confident handling during grooming. These dogs respect decisiveness. Be quick, be calm, be positive, and the dog cooperates. Hesitate, fumble, or show frustration, and Smooth Fox Terrier Temperament decides the session is over.
Exercise a Smooth Fox Terrier before grooming - always. A tired terrier stands still far longer than one still looking for its next chase.”
Health and Lifespan: The FurHQ Touch Test
Smooth Fox Terriers typically live 12 to 15 years. Regular grooming sessions are your best opportunity to monitor health changes. Integrate the FurHQ Touch Test into every grooming session.
Deafness. Congenital deafness can occur in Smooth Fox Terriers, particularly in predominantly white dogs. While this does not directly affect grooming, Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament in deaf dogs requires adjusted handling techniques. Use visual cues and gentle touch rather than verbal commands during grooming. Always approach from the front so the dog can see you.
Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease. This condition affects the hip joint and can cause pain and lameness, typically appearing in young dogs. During grooming, watch for reluctance to stand for extended periods, stiffness in the hind legs, or flinching when the hip area is handled.
Lens Luxation. This inherited eye condition can cause lens displacement and is a known concern in Fox Terriers. During grooming, check the eyes for cloudiness, redness, tearing, or signs of pain. Early detection is critical for preserving vision.
Patellar Luxation. The kneecap can slip out of position, causing intermittent lameness. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament means the breed will often push through discomfort, so watch for subtle changes in gait or brief skipping movements during grooming sessions when the dog is standing.
Skin Sensitivities. Some Smooth Fox Terriers, particularly those with predominantly white coats, can develop skin allergies. The smooth coat makes skin changes easy to spot during grooming. Monitor for redness, hives, or irritation, especially after outdoor activity in brush or tall grass.
Related Breed Comparisons
Choosing between similar breeds? Here is how Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament compares to related breeds:
Fox Terrier Smooth vs. Fox Terrier Wire: Same breed in terms of temperament but with different coat types. The Wire Fox Terrier requires the FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Wire Coat with carding and texture preservation techniques. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament is virtually identical to the Wire's temperament. The choice between them comes down to grooming commitment. Smooth is easier to maintain. Wire requires dedicated coat care.
Not Sure Which Breed Is Right for You?
If you are deciding between the Smooth Fox Terrier and similar breeds, consider how much energy and exercise you can genuinely provide. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament is not for casual dog ownership. This breed demands an active lifestyle.
Upload photos of the breeds you are considering to the FurHQ AI Coat Identifier to compare coat types and grooming requirements. The right coat type match is one less variable to worry about when choosing your ideal breed.
Explore other terrier temperament blogs:
- Bull Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- American Staffordshire Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Airedale Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Border Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Fox Terrier Wire Temperament and Grooming Considerations
Related Reading
Smooth Coat Grooming:
- Smooth Coat Dogs: Why Short Hair Needs Regular Brushing
- Smooth Single Coat Dogs: The Easy Coat That Still Needs Care
- The FurHQ Touch Test
- How to Dry a Dog After a Bath
- Why Dog Grooming Tools Must Match Your Dog's Coat Types
- Why Dog Grooming Supports Skin Health and Comfort
Related Smooth Coat Breeds:
- Bull Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- American Staffordshire Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Boxer Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- American Bulldog Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- French Bulldog Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Beagle Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Rottweiler Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Doberman Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Great Dane Temperament and Grooming Considerations
Related Fox Terrier:
- Fox Terrier Wire Temperament and Grooming Considerations
- Jack Russell Terrier Temperament and Grooming Considerations
Coat Type Information:
The Bottom Line
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament and grooming considerations come down to understanding a breed that was built for speed, courage, and relentless pursuit. The coat is the easiest part of owning this dog. Everything else requires energy, commitment, and a genuine appreciation for a terrier that treats every day like an adventure. A Smooth Fox Terrier will outrun you, out-think you, and outlast you, and it will do it all with an enthusiasm that is impossible not to admire.
If you are ready for a Smooth Fox Terrier, the FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat gives you every tool needed to keep that sleek coat healthy at home. The grooming takes minutes. The exercise takes hours. The companionship is worth every second.
You got this. And we've got you. 🐾
Variation Clarity Statement
Every dog is an individual. While breed characteristics provide a reliable framework, your Smooth Fox Terrier may vary in coat density, skin sensitivity, and grooming needs based on genetics, health, and lifestyle. If you are unsure about your dog's specific coat type, particularly if you are distinguishing between a Smooth and Wire Fox Terrier, upload a photo to the FurHQ AI Coat Identifier for personalised guidance.
FAQs
What coat type does a Smooth Fox Terrier have according to the FurHQ system?
The Smooth Fox Terrier has a Smooth Single Coat in the FurHQ system. The short, dense, flat-lying coat is the simplest coat type to maintain. The Wire Fox Terrier is a separate breed with a completely different coat classification (Wire Coat). FurHQ classifies all dog coats into seven types: Smooth Single Coat, Short Double Coat, Medium Plush Double Coat, Feathered Long Double Coat, Wire Coat, Curly Wavy Coat, and Drop Coat.
What is Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament really like day to day?
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament in daily life means a dog that is always on. Expect high energy first thing in the morning, enthusiastic interest in every walk, alert barking at visitors and passing dogs, and intense play sessions. When properly exercised, Smooth Fox Terriers can settle in the home, but they remain alert and ready to spring into action at any moment. Daily life requires structured exercise, mental stimulation, and an owner who finds this intensity exciting rather than exhausting.
How often should I brush my Smooth Fox Terrier?
Once or twice weekly for coat maintenance. Use the Rubber Curry to loosen dead hair and the Boar Bristle Brush for finishing. Apply Pawfect Finish Coat Spray lightly post bath. Exercise before grooming. Keep sessions under ten minutes.
Are Smooth Fox Terriers good with children?
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament makes them energetic companions for active families with older children who can match the breed's intensity. The breed is sturdy and playful but plays at full speed. Supervision with younger children is essential because Smooth Fox Terriers do not naturally moderate their energy. The breed works best with children who are old enough to participate in active play and understand boundaries.
How much exercise does a Smooth Fox Terrier need?
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament demands a minimum of 60 to 90 minutes of vigorous daily exercise. This includes structured walks, running opportunities in secure fenced areas, and activities that challenge both body and mind. Dog sports like agility, flyball, and barn hunt are excellent outlets. Without adequate exercise, Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament produces a dog that barks excessively, destroys property, and finds creative ways to escape confinement.
What grooming products are best for Smooth Fox Terrier coats?
The FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat contains everything needed. Deep Clean Delight Shampoo cleans thoroughly, which is important for active dogs that get dirty frequently. Coat-Quench Conditioner supports skin and coat health. The Boar Bristle Brush adds shine and distributes natural oils across the smooth coat.
Do Smooth Fox Terriers shed a lot?
More than many people expect. The smooth coat sheds fine short hairs year-round. Regular use of the Rubber Curry and Boar Bristle Brush removes loose hair before it accumulates on furniture and clothing.
What is the difference between a Smooth Fox Terrier and a Wire Fox Terrier?
The Smooth and Wire Fox Terriers are considered separate breeds despite sharing the same origins and similar temperaments. The primary difference is the coat. The Smooth has a short, flat, dense coat classified as Smooth Single Coat. The Wire has a harsh, wiry coat classified as Wire Coat. They require different grooming kits: FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat for the Smooth and FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Wire Coat for the Wire.
Are Smooth Fox Terriers easy to train?
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament makes them quick learners who are capable of impressive obedience and trick work. However, they are also independent thinkers who may question the purpose of repetitive drills. Keep sessions short, fast-paced, and reward-heavy. Use the breed's natural intensity and prey drive to your advantage in training. A squeaky toy can be a more effective reward than a treat for many Fox Terriers.
Can I let my Smooth Fox Terrier off leash?
Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament includes a prey drive that makes off-leash exercise in unfenced areas a significant risk. Most Smooth Fox Terriers will not reliably recall when in pursuit of prey. Off-leash exercise should only occur in securely fenced areas where the dog cannot escape. Long lines (10 to 15 metres) can provide a compromise for more freedom during walks in open areas.
How do I use the FurHQ AI Coat Identifier for my Smooth Fox Terrier?
Upload a clear photo of your Fox Terrier to the FurHQ AI Coat Identifier. The tool will analyse the coat and confirm whether your dog is a Smooth Single Coat or Wire Coat classification. This is particularly useful for Fox Terrier mixes where the coat type may not be immediately obvious.
What is the best age to start grooming a Smooth Fox Terrier puppy?
Start grooming the day your puppy comes home, typically around 8 to 10 weeks of age. Begin with gentle strokes using the Rubber Curry for just 1 to 2 minutes. Fox Terrier Smooth Temperament means puppies are wiggly and energetic, so keep sessions very short and immediately rewarding. The goal is building positive associations with grooming before the puppy's energy levels peak.
Can I groom my Smooth Fox Terrier entirely at home?
Yes. The smooth single coat is one of the easiest to maintain at home. The FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat provides everything you need. Regular brushing, bathing, ear cleaning, and nail maintenance are all straightforward with the right tools. The challenge is not the grooming technique. It is getting your Fox Terrier to hold still long enough. Exercise first.
What health issues should I watch for when grooming my Smooth Fox Terrier?
Regular grooming sessions are your opportunity to check eyes for cloudiness or lens changes (lens luxation is a breed concern), monitor joints for stiffness (Legg-Calve-Perthes, patellar luxation), and inspect skin for irritation or allergies. Check ears with Ear Wipes at every session. The FurHQ Touch Test is particularly effective on smooth-coated breeds because changes are easy to see and feel.
Where can I find everything I need to groom my Smooth Fox Terrier?
The FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat is the complete solution for Smooth Fox Terrier coat maintenance at home. Visit the FurHQ Store for individual products, replacement tools, and additional grooming education resources. All seven coat-type kits are available:
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Curly Wavy Coat
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Drop Coat
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Wire Coat
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Short Double Coat
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Medium Plush Double Coat
- FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Feathered Long Double Coat
What tools are in the FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat?
The FurHQ Starter Grooming Kit: Smooth Single Coat contains 8 items: Deep Clean Delight Shampoo, Coat-Quench Conditioner, Boar Bristle Brush, Stay Put System, Hush Pup Wrap, Rubber Curry, Ear Wipes, and Pawfect Finish Coat Spray. There is no comb in this kit because the smooth single coat does not require one.
How long do Smooth Fox Terriers live?
The Smooth Fox Terrier typically lives 12 to 15 years. Regular grooming sessions that include the FurHQ 5-Step MethodAudit step provide valuable health monitoring. The smooth coat makes visual skin inspection straightforward.