Terriers Reviews

Norfolk Terrier The Norfolk Terrier, the smallest terrier is a happy, spirited and active beast. Fearless and affectionate by nature, it wilts without human touch. Balls are its favourite playthings and mutual love exists between the Norfolk Terrier and children. They are self-confident and undemanding but bark when they are bored. ...  Read the complete review

I have a bedlington terrier who is now almost 4 years old and is a very friendly dog. Bedlingtons, if you haven't already guessed, belong to the terrier group of dogs. The dogs/bitches are well tempered and are friendly when around children, babies, adults and other pets. Although I would not recommend bringing a cat into the household ...  Read the complete review

Have a gorgeous Jack Russell pup.. he's funny, full of character and perfect for a pet. He's charming, pretty and loyal. Bit cheeky, but that just adds to his character. Also have two West Highland terriers.. they're very loyal, quiet and charming dogs. Definitely pet material, good with children and perfect for a family home. They are little, and ...  Read the complete review

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Somehow I have recently aquired my mums dog 'Taz'. A smooth haired fox terrier. We have looked after the dog on a couple of occasions because my mother finds him hard to control, mainly because they work and he is left a lot in his kennel, so I took over care of the dog, she couldn't understand why he kept digging the garden up or ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Westie from a breeder who had finished with her. £100 for something you have no use for is quite good business, but it was their loss. She had never known what it was like to be inside a home. The first thing she did was wee everywhere which was quite a shock, as I didn't know that breeding dogs weren't ...  Read the complete review

Our family have had Scottish Terriers on and off for three generations (possibly even longer), so when I think dog, I think Scottie. These stubborn little dogs are packed full of so much character and attitude that they could probably steam-roller a fresh-faced owner without much knowledge of the breed. If you can handle these awkward animals, ...  Read the complete review

They were the beautiful people of the dog show world, his ancestors. A few of them champion winners, and it proudly beamed on his pedigree in black and white: ch: So-And-So-Of-Such-A-Place. The names escape me. Chico could have been a show dog too; he had a large, well shaped body, bright eyes, perky ears and lovely silken bronze and black hair. ...  Read the complete review

My westie is a year and a half and the first dog I have ever owned. I chose the westie because it was the first dog that really caught my attention when I was younger. They are truly the perfect all round dog. They are strong (even for such a small frame), non-aggrresive yet loyal and will protect you. They are mischevious and highly ...  Read the complete review

I had always wanted a westie, so my mum got me one in August 1999. He is a sweetheart, he doesn't bite but he barks. He loves the sound of his own voice and he loves people. (But he couldn't eat a whole one). Being a puppy stil he is very excitable and playful. He loves a lot of attention so when i'm out at college my mum can take care ...  Read the complete review

My dog, Kerry, was a birthday present from my husband, ( my 25th Bithday!!!!, my god I'm getting old fast). She was the cutest puppy, a sort of cross between an ugly duckling and a labrador pup and a drowned rat. But I loved her the minute I laid eyes on her!!! We were supposed to be going on a shopping trip to buy me some ...  Read the complete review

These are wonderful dogs. We have had several dogs - the last one having been left behind in The Netherlands after we moved to Britain due to the quarantine law (this was long before pet passports existed). Kyra was a Belgian Shepherd - and I can only remember good times with her. I wanted a dog for my birthday a few years ago, so after ...  Read the complete review

I own 2 yorkies - a male who's 4 and a female who's 1. I love them because they don't moult, the're very "portable" as they're small and they are very intelligent dogs. I can't stand it when people say they're "just lap dogs" - in my experience, they're nothing but! My 2 will walk for literally ...  Read the complete review

Rosie is my Yorkshire Terrier and a very important member of our family. (Hence the user name) She is only tiny weighing in at five pounds so she is classed as a ‘Toy’ variety. We bought her eight years ago, well the kids were getting older and I was getting broody, so hubby thought a Yorkie would be the next ...  Read the complete review

I inherited 2 yorkshire Terrier puppies about a year ago. Wasn't a choice, and I was a 'cat' person. However I relented and agreed to keep them both. Needless to say 12 months on - I love them to bits and wouldn't part with them. Luckily I had them often from when they were 9 weeks old. I am a childminder, so ...  Read the complete review

The Yorkshire Terrier is a great breed of dog. Although very small they have a very large character. Having had a Yorkie for over 16 years until he had to be put down recently, I have to say that he was the greatest. Yorkies are misguided.....they often think they are a lot bigger than they actually are and take on much larger ...  Read the complete review

Our Westie Elsa is now 10 years old and is a very lovable dog. She is great company and the breed is great for people who cannot have a dog which requires a lot of exercise. Elsa gets taken for a short walk just once a day and it is plenty. She is very friendly and is great with children, even young babies. She is however very noisy and ...  Read the complete review

The Cairn Terrier is a belting little dog. A book Ive got says that once youve had a cairn terrier in your home for a year you will always have one, and I would agree with it. They originally descended from the same stock as Westies and Scotties, they are about 12 inches in height, and can be any colour really apart from white. I have seen ...  Read the complete review

Westies have been described as "small dogs with big personalites" and I thoroughly agree with this. They have the most attractive characters and soon take on the traits of their owners. They hardly moult, but do benefit from brushing and regular clipping. Although they don't need vast amounts of exercise, they are game ...  Read the complete review

The "Westie" is an ideal dog for a lazy person! They need very little in the way of exercise, two ten minute walks a day will keep your westie happy. A daily brush need take no more than 10 minutes of your time, although he will need a professional clip every 6-8 weeks. Westies are small stocky dogs, with intelligent brown eyes and ...  Read the complete review