Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Welsh Terrier

The Welsh Terrier is a compact, sturdy terrier from Wales (Great Britain). 
It is an ancient breed originally bred to hunt foxes, badgers, otters, and vermin. 

Height at the withers up to 39 cm; weight approximately 9–10 kg. 
Typically black-and-tan or grizzle-and-tan, with a wiry, weather-resistant coat (harsh topcoat and dense undercoat). 
Resembles a smaller Airedale Terrier, with a rectangular head and a square silhouette. 
Temperament: Cheerful, lively, brave, intelligent, and affectionate. 
Rarely shy, though independent and sometimes stubborn. 
Good with the family given consistent training and sufficient exercise. 
Possesses a strong hunting instinct. 
Care: Regular stripping/hand-stripping (not clipping/shaving) and plenty of daily exercise. 
Life expectancy: approximately 12–15 years. 
Generally a healthy breed.








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