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FOX TERRIERS
& OTHER ANIMALS
If you are thinking of getting a
Wire or Smooth Fox Terrier,
click here to learn more about
how they do with other
pets/animals
FTN RESCUE FUND
SUCCESS STORIES
FTN helps pay the medical expenses
on Wires and Smooths that would
otherwise not have a chance at a new home.
Click here for FTN success stories of
Wires and Smooths that have had a second
chance in life. Click here for
FT's helped by the Rescue Fund
Fox Terriers make great
Therapy Dogs

Is your Fox Terrier
the type that loves
people? Look into
becoming a Therapy
team.
IN MEMORY
If you have a Smooth
or Wire Fox Terrier that has
passed away, we would be
happy to add them to our
In Memory page. Please
send a photo and a short
story about your dog to
webmaster@foxterrier.com
and we will add them to
that page.
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WHAT IS THE
FOX TERRIER NETWORK?
WHAT WE DO
TRAVELING WITH YOUR DOG?
Click for more info on traveling
BARKING A LOT
Some Fox Terriers bark too much. Click here for
Suggestions for barking
Professor Foxdoodle says:
OK, it's hot now!! Napping becomes one's favorite activity this month. Preferably with a nice fan overhead, and a comfy chair underneath. This is also the month when those humans go on their dreaded "vacation", meaning you get to go to dog jail. (a boarding kennel) Maybe this year they will take those nasty fireworks with them, and leave us in peace. They will pay, when they get back, they will definitely pay".
LOST AND FOUND
If you have lost your dog please
check here for groups/links that
can help.
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DAISY FUND
The Daisy Fund is for fox terriers that have been adopted from FT rescue or a shelter, etc and their owners need help on medical expenses.
learn more...
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THE EAR CLUB!
Does your fox terrier
have one ear or both
ears standing up?
Then join the EAR CLUB!
Click here to visit
the Ear Club!
SENIOR FOX TERRIERS

More about living with your
senior fox terrier....
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IT'S SUMMERTIME!!

Please be careful when walking your dog this summer. The ground is HOT! Even dirt can burn your dogs feet, but asphalt and concrete can cause serious burns to your dogs feet. Make sure that your best friends feet are protected or keep them off hot surfaces.
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Kids & Fox Terriers

More about kids &
fox terriers

Wire Fox Terrier
Art Collection
For Sale
RELATED BREEDS
There are several related
breeds to the fox terriers.
The
Rat Terrier, Toy Fox
Terrier and the Jack Russell
Terrier are some. Click here
for pictures and more
information on related breeds
Funny Page
1. Don't leave home without your ID.
2. If you stare at someone long enough, eventually you'll get what you want.
3. Be direct with people; let them know exactly how you feel by
piddling on their shoes.
4. Be aware of when to hold your tongue, and when to use it.
5. Leave room in your schedule for a good nap.
6. Always give people a friendly greeting. A cold nose in the crotch is most effective.
7. When you do something wrong, always take responsibility (as soon as you're dragged shamefully out from under the bed).
For more funnies, click here
FTN EMAIL LIST
All FTN members can join our private email list and talk to
other Fox Terrier owners.
If you are a member, click here
HOLISTIC HEALTH
We have a private email list for those FTN members interested in Holistic Health issues.
Click here for Holistic Health
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DONATIONS: FTN is a non-profit organization and needs donations to do the work that we do. Please remember us in your charitible giving and in your estate. Your donation is tax deductable.
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HEALTH LINKS
We have many links to health care
websites. CPR for dogs, toxic plant
list, Animal Poison Control information,
and more.
The Fox Terrier Network
needs new members that are interested and have the time to give to the Fund
Raising committee. So much of what we do and want to do, requires funding. With or without experience, just enthusiasm and the time to give,
we want you! For more information write to:
Info@foxterrier.com
FTN respects & supports all of our troops all over the world.

UNITED WE STAND
Webmaster: Phyllis Nash, webmaster@foxterrier.com
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