These Rat Terriers are the kind of pups that make it hard to leave when you come to visit, because they're curious about everything and happy to meet new people from the moment you walk up to them. They've got that classic Rat Terrier energy, outgoing and a little bold, but there's a real sweetness underneath that comes out when they settle in close and just want to be near you. Any one of them would do well with a family that likes to be active but also appreciates a dog that's just as happy curling up at the end of the day. They've been dewormed and their shots are up to date, so they're heading into their new homes healthy and well cared for from the start. Rat Terriers are sharp little dogs by nature, and that adventurous streak in this litter means they'll thrive with people who enjoy engaging with their dog, whether that's a walk, a yard to explore, or just someone who talks to them and keeps them involved in everyday life. Their intelligence and natural attentiveness mean they tend to pick up on the rhythms of a household fairly quickly and genuinely enjoy being part of what's going on around them. If one of these pups sounds like the right fit for your family, we'd love for you to come out and spend some time with them in person. There's really no better way to get a feel for which one clicks with you, and we think meeting them face to face tells you more than any description could. We're happy to answer any questions you have along the way and want to make sure you feel good about the match before anyone goes home.
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Litter details
LocationMiddlefield, Ohio
Puppies in litter2 female
BreedRat Terrier
Age6 weeks, 4 days
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveSep 5, 2026
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Worm treatedVaccinations up to dateParents are health testedAKC registered by collectionCKC RegisteredVet checkedMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Flicka
Female$450
Pros
Exceptionally long-lived — a healthy Rat Terrier can live 15 to 18 years, among the longest of any dog breed
Authentic American breed with AKC recognition and a rich history on US farms and homesteads
Very low grooming requirements — the short, smooth coat needs only a weekly brush
Friendly and adaptable temperament — more sociable with strangers than many working terrier breeds
Cons
Strong prey drive makes the breed unsafe around unsupervised small animals including cats and rabbits
Independent terrier mind requires consistent, patient training — recall is unreliable in unfenced environments
Prolific digger and escape artist — secure fencing with a buried base or dig-guard is essential
Can be vocal and energetic indoors without sufficient daily exercise and mental stimulation