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...rier Club and in the development of and codifying of the standards for the Fox Terrier, although he did not show his own dogs, likening the difference between sho

...ern form, The Totteridge XI. The painting was commissioned by famed smooth fox terrier breeder Francis Redmond; Wardle painted a number of Redmond’s dogs. The o

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...; that is, coarse with a dense, wiry texture. <ref> The development of the Fox Terrier breeds is explored in an article by Norma Bennet Woolf: ''The Fox Terriers ..., or to descendent breeds such as the [[Toy Fox Terrier]] and [[Miniature Fox Terrier]], which are similar to each other.

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...working dog|working]] terrier. In the [[American Kennel Club]], the [[Toy Fox Terrier]], a dog of similar type to the Tenterfield, was placed in the Toy Group wi *[[Toy Fox Terrier]]

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...purebred]] [[dogs]] in the world.<!--need fact check--does tKC preceed the Fox Terrier Club registry?-->

...eds which may be known only in their countries of origin. The [[Miniature Fox Terrier]] (an independent pure breed) and the [[Ratonero Bodeguero Andaluz]] (only

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...They tell the story of Tintin, a young Belgian reporter, accompanied by a fox terrier called Snowy. The adventures took place across the globe, including [[Tibet

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