Treat Canis Welsh Terrier
ISSN 2398-2942  

Welsh Terrier

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Introduction

General information

  • Originates in North Wales from the now extinct Old English (or Coarse-haired) Black-and-Tan Terrier.
  • Used for hunting vermin.
  • Not difficult to train, although can be stubborn.
  • Intelligent dog, requires both mental and good physical exercise. Can be a handful for the inexperienced.

Biological Data

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