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Rat Terrier 

A breed of dog ranging from standard size (13 to 18 inches at the shoulder) to minuture (13 inches and under)

Small dogs who -unlike Chihuahaus- don't have an annoying, yippy bark and are smarter than a bag of hair. Much smarter, really.

By show standards, a Rattie's tail should be docked (see-Animal Cruelty), but who wants a dog with a stubby tail?

A great, cute, entergetic dog, search Rat Terrier on youtube and see some videos of just how funny they are, if you had any doubts as to their awesomeness.
I love my Rat Terrier, Precious. She's kept me safe from evil mailmen for three years now! XD
Rat Terrier by Figure.10 July 13, 2009
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Rat Terrier 

A type of rat that looks almost like a dog.
Holy crap! What kind of ugly dog is that?
Oh, wait, its just a rat terrier.
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Rat-terrier 

A unkind term for a small, wiry, unattractivedog, that could be mistaken for a drowned rat
Jessica was walking by the docks, and was startled by the rat-terrier beast at the inlet .
Rat-terrier by Baltsocks September 29, 2025

rat terrior 

A small terrier dog, like a Jack Russel. Most of the time they have short legs and upwards pointed ears. Very territorial dogs and protective. Very good hunting companion with their great sense of smell. Also are very good tracking dogs.
My dog is a rat terrior
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