Yes They are generally very social dogs happy to live and interact with their own breed or other breeds.  

Small Fully grown, ETTs stand 30cm heigh and weigh somewhere between 3kg – 6kg. 

Ett’s are generally fit and healthy dogs with few known heritable diseases. Other than grooming, worming, nail triming & teeth cleaning they require little maintenance

30 minutes per day

In terms of exercise, ETTs are fairly low maintenance. The great thing about them is these tough little dogs will walk for miles and miles with you and never tire, but they’re equally happy sleeping in.

Given their natural inbuilt instinct to hunt and kill vermin if can be difficult to get them to happily live alongside small furry animals or birds. Early life socialisation with animals of this type would be required to make a success of such cohabitation.

Over 12 years ETTs can live over 12 years, some up to 16!

Any ETTs will do well pretty much anywhere! Town or countryside, house or apartment. They don’t need a lot of room and are quite happy anywhere as long as they have good company. They’re very much a companion dog and don’t do well if left alone for long periods.

No Aslong as they have access to other outdoor spaces, their own garden isn’t essential.

Once a week

ETTs need minimal grooming due to their short coat.

Yes Sadly, you’ll find the ETT on the Kennel Club’s Vulnerable Native Breeds list, with only 102 registered puppies in 2016.

Yes ETTs do shed, but very little.

Toy The ETT falls into the toy group but don’t be fooled, these little dogs are all terrier.