The Universal Terrier is a large terrier breed, less commonly raised domestically. Many people who have seen a Universal Terrier might mistake it for a large Schnauzer. The Universal Terrier has a lively personality, is smart and alert, and loves swimming very much. How is the Universal Terrier? Drawbacks of the Universal Terrier

How is the Universal Terrier?

Physical Characteristics of the Universal Terrier: The Universal Terrier's head is relatively balanced, eyes are rather small, ears are V-shaped, and its muzzle is deep. The nose is black and medium-sized. The neck length is moderate, with skin tightly fitting the body and not loose. The shoulders are relatively long and slightly slanted toward the back. The body is short but very sturdy. The tail is raised but not curled. Coat colors are black or dark gray.

The Universal Terrier is robust and full of vitality, especially fond of swimming and thoroughly enjoys life in the water. The Universal Terrier is not inherently fond of water; owners frequently take it into water to catch otters, which requires good swimming skills. Universal Terriers not naturally skilled in this sport have to learn. When first introduced to water, they may feel fear, but through interactive games with their owners in the water, their fear gradually diminishes, and they begin to enjoy the sport. After hard training, it can eventually complete tasks given by the owner in the water with ease.

How is the Universal Terrier?

Personality of the Universal Terrier: The Universal Terrier has a strong personality and can be very stubborn. If its owner brings home a new similar companion after work, it can become very difficult to get along with, sometimes even displaying aggressive behavior. This is because it strongly senses it will be neglected by its owner, no longer being the sole focus. To gain complete attention and care from the owner, it sadly has to say sorry to the new companion peers.

Drawbacks of the Universal Terrier: The Universal Terrier has a rather stubborn side in its personality. Raising it requires strict training and attentive care. This dog has a strong personality and is not easy to be raised together with other dogs.

How is the Universal Terrier?

The above introduces how the Universal Terrier is and its drawbacks.