His first Champion was Javor Lovu Zdar in 1964. Good with Children and other Dogs We have found the Cesky to be a delightful pet who gets along with other dogs much better that most terrier breeds. They seem to be very adaptable to any situation and love people of all ages - especially children. Their small size makes the Cesky an ideal family pet. Since the breed is so new to this country and the grooming is so different, the judges at matches and shows will have to be informed about this.
Long hair is left on the sides, legs, over the eyes and beard.
The ideal weight is 16-20 lbs. Origin of the Breed Most breeds of dogs claim to have a history that goes back hundreds of years. The Cesky Terrier has a very short history that is well documented. Frantisek Horak, the developer of the Cesky Terrier, was born at the castle Karlova Koruna in Chlumec, Czechoslovakia on June 12th, 1909. This was an area where Isabela Palomino horses were bred.