Czech Terrier (confirm introduction)

Czech Terrier (Cesky Terrier | Bohemian Terrier), also known as Bohemian Terrier, is native to the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It is a small terrier dog whose shape is very similar to a Schnauzer. In the United States, it is a very popular companion dog.
The Czech Terrier originated in the 1940s. It was bred by Dr. Halak, a well-known expert in Scottish Terrier and Sealyham Terrier breeding and a Czech and Slovak geneticist. In 1949, the above two terriers were hybridized to create the Czech Terrier, which won the international title in 1963. Confessions from the Dog Breeders Institute (FCI). It was registered with the Federal Dog Breeders Association in 1993. It is suitable for hunting in open wilderness and for removing prey from caves.
Chinese name:Czech Terrier
Latin name:Cesky Terrier|Bohemian Terrier
Alternate name:Bohemian Terrier
Kingdom:Animal
Phylum:Chordata
Subphylum:Vertebrates
Class :Lactating
　Subclass:Lactating
Family:Canine
Lifespan:12-15 years< br>Dog breed classification:Terrier
Body classification:Small

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