Pro Terrier

03/09/2020

Skye Terrier puppies...

03/09/2020

...nach 19 Jahren fiel endlich wieder ein Wurf Sealyham Terrier in Österreich

12/05/2016

Cesky Terrier Days 2016 - der original Bericht von Gabi van Ruiten auf www.pro-terrier.at unter "Aktuelles"
Cesky Terrier Days 2016 - the original report of judge Gabi van Ruiten now on www.pro-terrier.at , see "Aktuelles"

Hund, Rasse, Pro Terrier, Terrier, seltene Hunderasse, Initiative, Österreich,

23/01/2016

Ein weiteres Rasseportrait hinzugefügt: Der Irish Terrier.Herzlichen Dank an Mag Brigitte Biffl und Sonja Schwaiger für den Text und Mag. Brigitte Biffl, Sonja Schwaiger und Kelly McDermot Wamsler für die Fotos!

Another breed feature added to our site: The Irish Terrier. Thank you Mag. Brigitte Biffl and Sonja Schwaiger for the text and the aforementioned and Kelly McDermot Wamsler for the photos!

http://www.pro-terrier.at/terrier-rassen/irish-terrier/

Pro Terrier, Kobersdorf

02/12/2015

Wieder ein neues Rasseportrait auf unserer Webseite: Der Sealyham Terrier - geschrieben von Dr. Sabine Schumann. Herzlichen Dank der Autorin und all den Sealy-Besitzern, die uns die wunderbaren Fotos zur Verfügung gestellt haben!

Another breed feature on our website: The Sealyham Terrier - written by long-term Sealy owner/breeder Dr. Sabine Schumann. Thank you so much - also to all Sealy owners who allowed us to use their magnificent pictures!

http://www.pro-terrier.at/terrier-rassen/sealyham-terrier/

Pro Terrier, Kobersdorf

29/11/2015

Neu: Rasseportrait Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

Herzlichen Dank an Margret Möller-Sieber, zweifellos die Nr 1 in der europäischen Wheaten Szene, die uns Text und Fotos für dieses schöne Rasseportrait zur Verfügung gestellt hat!

http://www.pro-terrier.at/terrier-rassen/irish-soft-coated-wheaten-terrier/

Pro Terrier, Kobersdorf

17/11/2015

Zusätzlich zu unserer Webseite www.pro-terrier.at ist nun auch die damit verbundene Facebook-Seite im selben Design online! Werden Sie auch Mitglied in unserer Facebook-Gruppe "pro-Terrier".

In addition to our website www.pro-terrier.at there is now a Facebook-page in the same design online. We also invite you to become a member of our Facebook group "pro-Terrier".

16/11/2015

Hier ein Beitrag über seltene Terrerrassen - in UK gefördert als "Vulnerable Native Breeds".

Vulnerable Native Breeds in the UK:
Dear Terrier lovers, the end of the year 2015 is coming closer and we are waiting for the figures of this year. Let us look back a couple of years and observe the development of our rare terrier breeds:
The rarest native terrier breed in the UK still is the Skye, even though more pups have been registered in 2014 than during each of the last 5 years. The socond rarest terrier breed is the Irish Glen of Imaal - although there is a slight increase in numbers too. English Toy Terrier and Sealyham terrier follow with registrations just under a 100 in 2014. There is a growing interest in the Sealyham noticable also in Europe and I am happy to report there have been several interesting litters born in Middle Europe, Scandinavia and Russia.
Even though this group is about terriers I would like to point out the 2 rarest native breeds in the UK - the Otterhound still placing nr 1 on this list with 22 registrations in 2014 followed by the Smooth Collie with only 33. As I have mentioned before the Skye terrier is number 3 of all vulnerable native breeds and sadly number 1 of the terriers. For more information check out the website of the Kennel Club (link below).
Let me mention that an Irish Glen of Imaal and a Skye Terrier - both bred in Austria - recently took BIS 1 & 2 in a Terrier Specialty in Germany. Furthermore a Sealyham imported to Austria won BIS Baby at the same show. Also a litter of Lakeland terriers born in 2014 has done well starting their campaigns. So our small country with its small but dedicated group of terrier fanciers faces a rosy future. We hope to get more support from the official club than in the past... (Text: Otto Krcal)
http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/getting-a-dog-or-puppy/finding-the-right-dog/vulnerable-native-breeds/

The Kennel Club is concerned with protecting those breeds of dog which are of British origin and are considered to be vulnerable i.e. those whose numbers are declining