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For more information on the
characteristics and care of the Toy Manchester Terrier please contact any
of the breeders listed below or: American
Manchester Terrier Club
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Ch Poricia's Belle of the Ball
"Lucy"
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The Toy Manchester
Terrier shares the same heritage as his larger cousin, the Manchester
Terrier. Both are descendants of one of the oldest of the terriers, the
British Black and Tan Terrier. This sleek, little dog was originally bred
to control rats and proved to be a master in his field. The most famous
and accomplished Toy Manchester was "Tiny" who in 1848 killed
300 rats in less than an hour.

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between the Standard and the Toy varieties of Manchester Terrier except
for size and ears. The Toy has a
compact, muscular body that weighs no more than 12 lbs. He is sleek and
smooth coated with naturally
erect ears. The coat is shiny
black with tan mahogany markings. An easy-care dog whose grooming needs
are minimal, the Toy Manchester Terrier today is a beloved companion and
good watchdog.
As a true terrier, the Toy Manchester
Terrier is lively, inquisitive, alert and curious. Devoted and faithful to
his owner, the Toy Manchester Terrier tends to be a one-person dog. He
loves to be with his people and does not like living in a kennel. He
enjoys the comforts of home!
Despite his small size, the Toy
Manchester Terrier has lots of energy and needs regular exercise. He can
live in an apartment if he has daily walks. As an intelligent dog and a
fast learner, he will benefit from early obedience training. He should
also be socialized as a puppy to other animals or he may become overly
aggressive with other pets. Like many smaller dogs, he may be intolerant
of very young children.
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Photos
displayed above courtesy of:
Patricia
Hall, Poricia
Pennsylvania
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