Description
The American Hairless Terrier is a smoothly muscled, active, small-to-medium terrier.
Height: 7-16 inches (18–41 cm.)
Weight: 5-16 pounds (2.5–7 kg.)
Skin Color: White (to varying degrees) with a variety of colors including black, blue, pink, brown, tan, and sable. Skin color darkens with sun
Eye Color: Brown, blue and turquoise
Pattern: near-solid (with some white), brindled, spotted (piebald) and saddled
Tail/Ears: While the UKC accepts docked and undocked features, undocked features are the more popular and club-promoted option
Type: Working Breed
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