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The Bedlington Terrier is also known as the Rothbury or the Rodbery Terrier. This breed originated in England. The miners of Bedlington bred this dog so it would not only be an effective sporting hunter, but it would also kill the vermin.
This dog’s physical appearance is very unique. Generally, at first glance, it is easy to identify this breed. The Bedlington Terrier is graceful and has an elegant poise. The dog stands proudly to display its great courage and confidence. The body is balanced and well-proportioned. There is no visible weakness with this canine and one can tell the breed has a high endurance level.
Although the hair on the Bedlington Terrier’s fur coat is wool-like, it is not wiry. In fact, it has a mixed blend of soft and hard hair that tends to curl. This gives the appearance of a fluffy dog with fur almost like cotton. Typical solid colours of this breed are blue and sandy. Bi-colours are usually sandy and tan, blue and tan, or liver and tan. Grooming takes a lot of time and patience. Weekly brushing is vital to maintain a healthy coat.
The Bedlington Terrier is a very smart breed. They are also highly affectionate and warm. They do not tend to be timid or jumpy. Their overall demeanour is alert and focused. This breed has a lot of energy so daily exercise is a must. They always want to play and run so space is a factor in keeping the Bedlington Terrier happy and content.
