More on different terrier dog breeds


A look into even more types of terriers

Whatever your dog preference is, you are sure to find a terrier dog among your favourites if you're in the market for a loyal companion. You’ll get all the energy you can handle with a little grooming and lots of personality.

Although they were bred for hunting and killing vermin, terrier dogs these days are known to offer their owners plenty of lovable characteristics. They are not as cuddly as toy dogs (though there are some terrier dogs in the toy and companion dog brackets) and they may not always be as super intelligent like a few other  breeds but the many things they do offer make them a very appealing dog.

Some more terrier dog types that you may find interesting:

Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers. 
They are definitely alert and very spirited, not aggressive but definitely not timid. They are confident dogs with a steady disposition.
This particular type of terrier is very very responsive to obedience training.

Parson Russell Terrier 
This dog exhibits boldness, cleverness, and an exuberant disposition. They are feisty, energetic and may not be suited to children because they do not like rough handling. Lots vigorous of exercise is required to prevent them from becoming bored and therefore desctuctive in the home. Formal obedience training is a must for this breed. This is the terrier for people with  very active lifestyle.

The Norwich Terrier
This terrier is not particularly high maintenance, it is a small dog who is clever and corageous. They have an active disposition though and can be affectionate and fearless. They are good aound children and will eat anything remotley edible. They would make a lovely addition to a family.

Norfolk Terriers
Much like the Norwich Terriers,  the Norfolk are also strong-spirited, fearless, charming and always ready for a game. While both these breeds may have some similar physical characteristics, Norfolks can still be distinguished through their folds in the ears. These are the smallest of the working terriers.

Kerry Blue Terriers
Kerry Blues are excellent watchdogs and work well in farm settings. This dog got its name from its blue-shade coat color which is black during puppyhood. They are highly-spirited and affectionate towards their owners and children, but can be nasty to oyther animals. They require daily exercise and obedience training.

Wire Fox Terriers
These dogs are energetic and intelligent and require almost constant attention from their owners. They make great companion dogs. This breed requires lots of exercise and obedience training and most of them enjoy swimming.

Smooth fox terrier.

Smooth Fox Terriers
Fox terriers are excitable, outgoing and playful. They are recommended for active families and older people. They are very intelligent and easily become bored, lots of exercise and stimulation will help them make a lovely pet for the right person.


These are just a few more of the many terrier dog types that can be considered for a pet. In general, this dog type has an affectionate dispositions and some make ideal home pets. Many dog types in this breed are highly energetic and very playful and should be given plenty of attention, exercise and obedience training.

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