Prague Ratter Puppies for Sale

Prague Ratter Puppies for Sale: About the Breed

The Prague Ratter (Pražský Krysarík) used to grace the Royal Palaces and were present at Royal Banquets in the Middle Ages. They have not been internationally recognized and are rarely seen outside of the Czech Republic. This small dog symbolized the independence of Czech lands (Bohemia) and Sovereignty of the Czech nation. This purely Czech breed can be traced back to the early history of the Czech lands (Bohemia). Science publicist Emil Jech from Roztoky, near Prague, discovered and confirmed the existence of the Prague Ratter and brought forward indisputable evidence this breed was around during Bohemian Prince Vladislav II's time. Polish chronicler Galla Anonym wrote that Polish King Boleslav II The Brave (1058 -1080) became fond of the Ratter. He had two that came from Bohemia (the Czech lands). Jules Michelet mentioned in his work "Histoire de France" three ratting dogs came from the Czech lands. He clearly talks about a living gift which the Czech king Karel IV (who also bore the title of Emperor of Rome) presented to the French king Charles V during his visit to France in 1377. King Vaclav IV (1378 - 1419) it has been said, used to take his favorite Ratter to the "Ukrale Brabantskeho" pub he frequently visited. Early history of the Czech lands (Bohemia) the Ratter adorned the courts of Czech princes and kings and was often given as a gift to other European rulers. From the royal palaces they went to other affluent members of society and then to ordinary citizens.

Character

This breed is lively, active and playful who loves to cuddle and makes a great family pet.

Temperament

Gentle, requiring little care, watchful, intelligent and noble, by nature not trustful to strangers but very obedient and warmhearted to his family life. He understands children. He is very conservative to his master and to the other members of the family, and their home he considers to be his own.

Care

Very low maintenance, minimal shedding. Needs monthly bath and nail trim.

Coat

Thick coat, that is short, glossy, and fits close to body. The head is usually coated with thinner and shorter hair.

Training

This breed has a need for human attention and desires to please and impress its owner, the Prague Ratter can master basic training commands easily. It can be trained for freestyle, obedience, tracking etc.

Activity

This breed is quick and energetic and needs daily walks on a leash, as well as the chance to run free in a contained area. If not in a contained area or on a leash, he may chase small animals.

Weight

4-6 lbs

Height

7-9 inches

Color Variations

Curious about the color palette of Prague Ratter puppies? You'll discover a captivating array of hues and patterns that define their distinctive personalities. Below you will find common and rare coat colors for the Prague Ratter breed. *Remember, coat colors often change as a puppy grows older and cannot be guaranteed to remain constant.

• Black
• Black & Tan
• Blue
• Brown
• Brown & Tan
• Chocolate
• Fawn
• Gold
• Gray
• Merle
• Red
• Sable
• Silver
• White
• White & Black

Name Variations

Searching for common aliases for Prague Ratter puppies? Ever wondered what other names people use for this breed? Find your answer to what other people call the Prague Ratter by exploring their affectionate nicknames or monikers below. This list will help you in your search for Prager Rattler puppies and even Prazsky Krysarik puppies for sale as they relate to the Prague Ratter breed.

• Prager Rattler
• Prazsky Krysarik