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Group: Terriers.

AKC Ranking: 81

 

About Border Terrier

With its winning personality and desire to please, the Border terrier could easily steal your heart and take home the prize. Border Terriers were originally bred as fox and vermin hunters, and they share a common ancestry with Dandie Dinmont Terriers and Bedlington Terriers. Affectionate and smart, this breed does well in agility and obedience and, like most terriers, fares well with early instruction.

Socialize as a puppy to avoid a timid pet. They get along well with other canines and cats they are raised with, but should not be trusted with those they do not know.

Since they were bred to keep vermin and fox away from the farm, small pets such as hamsters, rabbits and birds are not safe if left unattended.

Watchful and alert, they can make a good watchdog and urban dwellers will enjoy the fact that play indoors takes care of much of their exercise. They train easily to lead and make fine walking companions.

Children of all ages are tolerated by Border Terrier and will fetch and do tricks if begun when young. Very active as puppies, they will calm down somewhat with age. Digging was a desirable asset when bred to find predatory fox, but will need to be curtailed with a secure fence both above and below ground level.

So hardy is this breed and insensitive to pain that owners will need to be alert to signs of illness. This breed makes a fine pet for allergy sufferers with its non-shedding coat and requires regular brushing and minimal bathing from its owner. A professional grooming 1-2 times a year should keep its “scruffy appearance” maintained.

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Height

The Males should stand 13-18" tall, while
Females will be slightly smaller at 11-14" height .

Weight

The Males should weigh 13-16 lbs., while
Females will be weighing 11-14 lbs.

Health Issues

Health concerns are few but may include one kind of hereditary disease known as CECS, a type of neurological disorder

Life Expectancy: 15 years or more.

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