Fox Terrier

Columns: Breed | Country of Origin | Height | Weight | Notes
Brazilian Terrier | Brazil | 14-16 inches ( 36-41 cm ) | 15-20 pounds ( 6.8-9.1 kg ) | Fox Terriers were brought to Brazil in the 18th century . They were crossed with Chihuahuas , Miniature Pinschers and other small breeds during the following century and have since been used for hunting and ratting | Chilean Rat Terrier | Chile | 11-15 inches ( 28-38 cm ) | 6-8 pounds ( 2.7-3.6 kg ) | European settlers brought Fox Terriers with them to South America in the 18th century to act as ratters . The breed was crossed with native dogs and was developed in rural communities | Jack Russell Terrier | England | 10-15 inches ( 25-38 cm ) | 14-18 pounds ( 6.4-8.2 kg ) | Developed by Reverend John Russell early in the 19th century . Following his death , the line was continued in the early 20th century as a smaller working variety of the Fox Terrier . The Jack Russell Terrier has two descendant breeds of its own , the Parson Russell Terrier and the Russell Terrier | Japanese Terrier | Japan | 12-13 inches ( 30-33 cm ) | 6-8 pounds ( 2.7-3.6 kg ) | This breed is descended from the Fox Terriers brought to Japan by the Dutch in the early 18th century . It was mated with existing Japanese breeds and developed in the towns of Yokohama and Kobe | Miniature Fox Terrier | Australia | 9.5-12 inches ( 24-30 cm ) | In proportion to height | Developed in Australia by the late 19th century , they were developed to hunt rabbits and rats . Considered to be similar to the American Toy Fox Terrier | Ratonero Bodeguero Andaluz | Spain | 14-17 inches ( 36-43 cm ) | 15-18 pounds ( 6.8-8.2 kg ) | Developed in Andalusia , Spain ; the breed was created to eradicate rats and mice in wine cellars known as bodegas in their homeland . Their name translates to Wine Cellar Rat Hunting Dog of Andalusia | Rat Terrier | United States | 8-23 inches ( 20-58 cm ) | 4-35 pounds ( 1.8-15.9 kg ) | Developed as a cross between the Fox Terrier , English White Terrier and other common terriers during the time of early immigration to America . The breed comes in three sizes : toy , which is up to 8 inches ( 20 cm ) tall ; miniature , which is up to 14 inches ( 36 cm ) tall ; and standard , which is more than 14 inches ( 36 cm ) tall | Teddy Roosevelt Terrier | United States | 8-15 inches ( 20-38 cm ) | 12-35 pounds ( 5.4-15.9 kg ) | Recognised by the United Kennel Club , this breed was named in honor of Theodore D. Roosevelt , although he was not involved in its development | Tenterfield Terrier | Australia | 10-12 inches ( 25-30 cm ) | In proportion to height | Established as a working dog after terriers were brought to Australia by early immigrants . Used to eliminate vermin such as rats , rabbits and foxes , it is popular among the farming community | Toy Fox Terrier | United States | 8-11 inches ( 20-28 cm ) | 3-7 pounds ( 1.4-3.2 kg ) | Created from the Smooth Fox Terrier and bred with a variety of toy breeds including Miniature Pinschers , Italian Greyhounds , Chihuahuas and Manchester Terriers . The breed was recognised by the American Kennel Club in 2003

Example questions:
What 's the breed that the lightest dog in terms of weight descended from ? | What 's the main occupation of the breed with origins from the country with an area of 505,990 km2 ? | How many acres are covered by the country origin of the breed that has not yet been officially recognised by the FCI ? | What 's the nowadays purpose of the breed originating from the country first colonised by Europe in the 16th century ?

Answers:
the larger Fox Terrier | hunting rats and mice hidden between barrels | 1,250,000 square kilometres | pest control and as a family pet