When the wire-haired fox terrier is happy, it practically does not wag its tail but emits only a small shiver. Charles Schulze, Darwin, and Einstein had such a dog. These pets are said to be good for thinking people.
When fox hunting became popular in England in the late 18th century, hunters quickly discovered that they needed a dog that could “go to ground”.
And so the Smooth Fox Terrier was developed.
While breeders didn’t keep many records about the development of the breed, it’s likely that the original Smooth Fox Terriers were a blend of black and tan terriers with smooth coats, Bull Terriers, Greyhounds, and Beagles.
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