Foxker

Foxker History

The Foxker is a fairly new mix between an Old English Sheepdog and a Husky. The Foxker is a mix between a Husky and an English sheepdog, known as a “fox terrier” in the U.S. The Foxker is a mix between a husky and the English foxhound, known in the U.S. as a “fox terrier.” The origin of the name “Fox Terrier” is unknown, though the phrase “fox hunt” is thought to have originated with a type of “fox search” in which a pack of hounds used to hunt foxes.

Foxker Physical Characteristics

The Foxker is a small, long-haired breed of domestic cat. It has a moderately narrow head, large and widely spaced ears, and a medium-length, slightly arched tail. The breed is variable in colour, mostly red to buff, and blue or cream.

Foxker Health

Description of breed health.

Foxker Temperament and Behaviour

The Foxker is a sweet, friendly and devoted pet. They are very intelligent and easy to train. They are loyal to their owners and protective of them. They are gentle and patient with children and other pets.

Foxker Activity Requirements

The Foxhound is a medium-sized hound that was developed in England. They are originally from France, but were brought to England by the Romans. They are considered a scent hound and are used to hunt foxes. Due to their size, the Foxhound does very well in homes with yards where they can play. They do best in cooler climates. If you adopt a Foxhound, be sure they have access to shade and fresh water. The Foxhound is an intelligent, friendly, and loyal dog. They are laid back and easygoing, making them a great companion.

Kennel Club Recognition