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Australian Terrier

The Australian Terrier is a terrier breed from Australia, standing 9–11 in at the withers, weighing males 14–16 lb · females 12–16 lb. Recorded lifespan is 12–14 yrs.

A photograph of the Australian Terrier
Breed group
Terrier
Origin
Australia
Height
9–11 in
Weight
males 14–16 lb · females 12–16 lb
Lifespan
12–14 yrs

Among the 500 breeds here with recorded measurements, the Australian Terrier is taller than 3% of the measured breeds, heavier than 10%, one of 31 in the Terrier group, one of 9 from Australia.

Breeds that look like the Australian Terrier

A neural network trained to tell breeds apart by sight read all 510 photographs in this reference, and these are the 6 it placed closest to the Australian Terrier.

Side by side

Height 0–38 in

  1. Australian Terrier
    9–11 in
  2. Australian Silky Terrier
    9–10 in
  3. Norwich Terrier
    9–10 in
  4. Norfolk Terrier
    10–12 in
  5. Sporting Lucas Terrier
    10–12 in
  6. Glen of Imaal Terrier
    14 in
  7. East European Shepherd
    26–28 in

Weight 0–220 lb

  1. Australian Terrier
    14–16 lb
  2. Australian Silky Terrier
    8–11 lb
  3. Norwich Terrier
    11–12 lb
  4. Norfolk Terrier
    11–13 lb
  5. Sporting Lucas Terrier
    14–20 lb
  6. Glen of Imaal Terrier
    34–36 lb
  7. East European Shepherd
    75–105 lb

Lifespan 0–20 yrs

  1. Australian Terrier
    12–14 yrs
  2. Australian Silky Terrier
    11–14 yrs
  3. Norwich Terrier
    ~12 yrs
  4. Norfolk Terrier
    12–16 yrs
  5. Sporting Lucas Terrier
    14–15 yrs
  6. Glen of Imaal Terrier
    10–15 yrs
  7. East European Shepherd
    10–12 yrs

Nothing here was grouped by hand. The ranking is an opinion about appearance, not about ancestry, which is why it sometimes puts together breeds no kennel club would — and why it is worth looking at the photographs rather than taking the order on trust.

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