Wire-haired breeds have a rather coarse, dense coat, which to the touch can sometimes resemble wires or even the wire. Small breeds that have this kind of wool are not many, but some really meet the requirements. Some mixed breeds of dogs can also be wire-haired, but they are much less common.
Affinpincher
The name affenpincher translates from German as “monkeys terrier. “Is the name due to their similarity to primates, or due to their sassy character, one can only guess.
According to the standards, their coat must have a sinewy structure. The growth of affinpinchers lies in the range of 25-30 cm, and they, of course, are small dogs. However, despite the miniature size, this is an energetic breed that needs a lot the number of physical exercises, including indoors, and fresh air.
Scottish terrier
Also known as Scotch Terrier or Aberdeen Terrier, Scottish Terriers have a fairly tough coat, but a soft undercoat. They are have black, wheat and tiger colors, white is also allowed markings on the chest. These dogs have an average height of 25-28 cm and a weight of 8 to 10 kg, so they are compact enough and can do well adapt to life in the apartment. Despite the fact that they are with enjoy playing indoors, they also need daily walks to keep them fit and healthy.
Fox Terrier – Wire
Wire Fox Terriers originated in the UK, where they were bred during the 17th century. Although once they were considered variety of smooth-haired fox-terrier, American Club dog breeders recognized the breed as a separate. Their stiff hair sheds only in a minimal amount. Wire Fox Terriers have an average height of 35-40 cm and a weight of 6 to 9 kg. Despite the fact that today they play the role of simple pets, they are still save a huge amount of energy and activity dogs.
Dachshund
Dachshunds are long-haired, short-haired, and also wire-haired, so do not be alarmed if you see a dachshund with a hard with hair. These dachshunds also have standard and miniature a variety, although both of them are relatively small. Standard dachshunds are up to 27 cm tall and weigh about 5 kg. Miniature Dachshunds they are up to 18 cm tall and weigh no more than 4 kg. Some dog training organizations recognize miniature dachshunds as a separate breed.
