Welsh Terrier

About

The Welsh Terrier is an intelligent, lively, and loyal breed that makes an excellent companion for families and active individuals. With their playful nature, strong work ethic, and affectionate disposition, they thrive in homes where they receive consistent training, exercise, and attention. Their combination of spirited personality and devotion ensures they are a cherished and dynamic member of any household.

Breed Size
  • Weight (Male)

    9-10 kg

  • Weight (Female)

    9-10 kg

  • Height (Male)

    39-39 sm

  • Height (Female)

    39-39 sm

Coat
  • Fur Type

    Wiry/Double

  • Color

    One color

Care
  • Walk

    >30 minutes/day

  • Breed group

    Terrier Group

  • Breed Size

    S

  • Demeanor category

    Outgoing

Breed Traits
  • Barking
  • Good with young children
  • Drooling
  • Energy level value
  • Grooming frequency value
  • Good with other dogs
  • Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
  • Trainability Category

    >Agreeable

  • Temperament

    >Friendly, Spirited, Intelligent

Description

 

The Welsh Terrier is a small, sturdy working dog, originally bred in Wales for hunting foxes, badgers, and other vermin. This breed descends from early British terriers, resulting in an intelligent, energetic, and highly spirited companion.

 

  • Origin: Wales, developed for hunting and vermin control.
  • Smart and trainable: Quick learner but can be independent.
  • Loyal and affectionate: Forms deep bonds with its family.
  • Energetic and playful: Requires daily exercise and mental stimulation.
  • Harsh, wiry coat: Low-shedding but needs regular grooming.

 

The Welsh Terrier is a lively and confident companion, excelling in agility, obedience, and watchdog duties. With proper training and early socialization, they become well-mannered, affectionate pets suited for active families and individuals.