West Highland White Terrier

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The West Highland White Terrier is a small and energetic dog. He is friendly and absolutely loves attention. This breed is not a good apartment dog. They may bark, and although small, require a good amount of exercise. The West Highland Terrier can be dog aggressive.

Training

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Your West Highland White Terrier can be stubborn, so train early. If you plan to be around other dogs, be sure to socialize and train your West Highland with others from an early age.

This little dog has a lot of attitude. Use positive training for positive results. The West Highland was originally used as a work dog, which has resulted in a dog with stamina.

Exercise

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The West Highland White Terrier must be run several times a day. If he is left alone without exercise he will be unhappy and unhealthy.

Grooming

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This breed is known to be good for people who have mild allergies. The West Highland White Terrier has a rough outer coat and a soft undercoat. Brush regularly to keep the oils distributed. Frequent bathing will irritate this dog’s skin.

Health

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The Kerry Blue Terrier is healthy and can live a long life. This breed may be prone to hip dysplasia, PNA and cataracts. Your Kerry only has a one layer coat, so keep him warm in cold weather.

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

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The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is curious, active playful and friendly. These medium sized dogs are originally from Ireland and have been used for herding. A very sociable dog, this breed is known for it’s famous, “Wheaten Greetin.” If you plan to have more than one Wheaten in the family, it works well to have one of each sex.

Training

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Your Wheaten Terrier can be trained, but has an occasional stubbornness. This breed dislikes negativity. Always use positive reinforcement when training.

Exercise

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The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier needs daily exercise. This Terrier thrives when allowed to meet his herding instinct.

Grooming

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This Terrier is a low shedder and may be good for individuals with mild allergies. This dog’s hair grows continuously like human hair and needs to be trimmed monthly.
Health

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The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier acts young even through his golden years. His lifespan usually ranges from 13 to 14 years. The Wheaten Terrier may be prone to gluten allergies.