Japanese Terrier

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The breed became most popular in Japan during the 17th century when the Japanese terrier was brought over by Dutch or English sailors where the breed quickly became a favorite house pet and lap dog.

Japanese Terrier
(Nippon Terrier) (Nihon Terrier) (Nihon Teria)
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Japanese Terrier
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The Japanese Terrier is a happy, lively, loving, playful, and loyal dog. He is a wonderful and affectionate companion who needs to be with his family and who thrives on being the center of attention.

Japanese Terrier
Other Names: Nippon Terrier, Nihon Terrier
Height: (Approx.) 12-13 In.

Before the World War II Chin, as well as Japanese Terrier, were the most famous breeds of "pocket dogs" in Japan, while there was no any other so-called "toy breeds". After the war there was only very small amount of Chins left.

Japanese Terrier - The Japanese Terrier is most likely a descendant of Smooth Fox Terriers originally brought to Japan by traders from other countries. These dogs are small and somewhat territorial, but they do make lively family companions.

A few lap dogs were apparently bred solely as pets; the Japanese Terrier is among these.
Lap dog is also used jokingly to refer to a dog of any size who likes to climb onto people's laps for affection.

The Japanese Chin, the Japanese Spitz and the Japanese Terrier are not considered native Japanese dogs.
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See also: Fox Terrier, Pointer, Smooth, German Pinscher, Pinscher