Border Terrier
Small Size
Moderate shedding
Good for first time owners
This terrier takes its name from the Scottish/English border where it hunted fox across hill and moorland.
FACT SHEET
Those in rural smallholdings, suburban semis or inner-city apartments.
Non-terrier folk. Border Terriers look super-cute, are very adaptable, and have won the hearts of many town and city dwellers, but they are still terriers at their core. If you don't like the independent, spirited nature of a terrier, the Border isn't for you.
Reedwater Terrier, Coquetdale Terrier
None
United Kingdom
Small
Small - but bigger than most cats
Medium (About an hour)
Doesn't have to be a solid hour, you can give them lots of short walks.
Spikey
If not hand stripped will go fluffy. If you don't pluck their fur in the old fashioned way they transform from spikey to soft.
Moderate shedding
All canines drop some hair, think of it as dog glitter!
14 years
Yes
HOW IT WORKS
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