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About the Breed
This breed originated in Australia, in tandem with its close relative, the Australian Terrier. Both breeds are descended from imported British terriers, and bear an obvious similarity in appearance to the Yorkshire Terrier. In the United States, to avoid possible confusion over the names of these two terriers, they are now described as the Silky and Australian Terriers, respectively.
It is likely that the Australian Silky Terrier is the combined result of three separate British breeds which were involved in its development. The Dandie Dinmont Terrier probably contributed towards the breed’s relatively long body, as well as its silky coat. Skye Terriers may also have emphasised this characteristic, while its blue colouration probably came from the Yorkshire Terrier.
The coat of the Australian Silky Terrier, which is straight and silky to the touch, is usually parted over the head and down the centre of the back. It is not as long as that of the Yorkshire Terrier, although there is a top-knot on the top of the head. Today, the ears are held erect, although, formerly, drop ears were also permissible, suggesting a close relationship with the Skye Terrier.
In terms of care, the Australian Silky Terrier is probably less demanding than its appearance may suggest, daily brushing being adequate to keep its coat in top condition. It is a lively breed, but will adapt well to apartment-living, if it can have a good walk each day.
Height 9 in (23 cm)
Weight 8-10 lb (3.6-4.5 kg)
Coat type/colour silky; bluish and tan

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