Norfolk Terrier Dog

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Norfolk Terrier Dog
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 Norfolk Terrier Dog

The Norfolk Terrier is an outgoing, energetic, and playful dog. This breed is generally sociable and friendly. Norfolk Terrier is possessive and headstrong which makes them best suited to those with some experience of ownership. Although small, the Norfolk Terrier has plenty of courage and personality. Training shouldn't prove too difficult, as these are intelligent dogs and are quick to learn. Norfolk Terrier dogs are little dogs with great personality. This breed loves to dig, so prepare to be horrified if you have the perfect garden. Norfolk Terrier may also bark a lot, so if you are after total peace and quiet then this may not be the pet for you. The Norfolk Terrier is an inquisitive dog, and has plenty of energy. You will need to ensure that this gets plenty of exercise and play. This breed will adapt well to apartment living, but will need a safe and secured place to play and exercise, and daily walks. A well socialized Norfolk Terrier gets along well with gentle children and those he has been brought up with. Norfolk Terrier dogs also gets along okay with most other pets

Norfolk Terrier Dog
The Norfolk Terrier is a charming breed that is one of the smallest in the terrier group. Its body is short but powerful, with dense bone structure. With a muzzle similar to a fox’s, this breed possesses large, sturdy teeth. The Norfolk Terrier has dark vivid eyes, striking eyebrows and whiskers, ears that droop down closely toward the cheeks, a tail that is usually cropped to half its true size.

Norfolk Terrier Skills
The Norfolk and Norwich terrier breeds were once recognized as just one breed, though these have been recently established as two separate breeds. The Norfolk terrier was developed as rat hunter in England, and was later used to chase foxes to get them out of the underground, with its ability to get into small holes in the ground. Because they were often used to hunt in

groups, the Norfolk Terrier is usually friendlier compared to other terrier breeds. Nowadays, the breed is a good companion that is still able to hunt down rats.

Norfolk Terrier Personality
The Norfolk Terrier breed is brave, lively, and friendly, with a steady character devoid of petulant behavior or edginess. Training must be consistent, though it may be done easily. This inquisitive breed likes playing with toys, as well as barking and digging when left outdoors for some time. The Norfolk Terrier is normally well behaved around other pets, though it can get jealous. The Norfolk Terrier must not be unleashed except in safe areas, and can accompany its master in brief jogging sessions. The Norfolk Terrier has the tendency to be smart and iron-willed.

Norfolk Terrier Exercise Needs
An active lifestyle is right for this breed, as it was originally developed to work. The Norfolk Terrier breed must always be taken out on walks to keep it happy.

Norfolk Terrier Living Conditions
The Norfolk Terrier breed can be a good apartment as long as it gets ample exercise. Access to a yard is unnecessary, as it likes to keep busy when indoors. The Norfolk Terrier enjoys spending time with its family, and must live indoors.

Norfolk Terrier Grooming Requirements
The wiry water-resistant coat can be quite easy to groom, though daily brushing is a must. Extra attention should be given when the sheds, as well as some occasional clipping. Dry shampoo may be used, or a bath may be given to the when necessary.

Norfolk Terrier Health Issues
This breed has no major health concerns, and may be expected to resist sickness. Because of the small size of their litters, Norfolk terriers tend to be rare.
 

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