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| The Sealyham Breed |
| The Tame Terrier |
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The Sealyham Terrier might just be the dog for you! Read on and find out!!!! Appeal: They combine the Terrier spirit and intelligence with sensitivity and humor Roots: Captain John Owen Edwards of Wales needed a dog to roust otters and other small game form his country mansion, known as Sealyham. He crossbred Pembroke Welsh Corgis, Wire Fox Terriers, Cheshire Terriers, and Dandie Dinmont Terriers. The prouduct of his breeding became known as the Sealyham Terrier. Numbers: The last time AKC registrations were counted, the Sealyham Terrier ranked 139th of the 146 breeds. Personality: Bright, fun loving, a joy to train; they get along well with children, adults, and other pets. They also display a dedication to their owner. Ring Action: At Westminster Kennel Club Shows, there have been four Best in Show Titles Awarded to the Sealyham Terrier. Life Span: 12 to 14 years Height: About 10 1/2 inches at withers Weight: Up to 24 pounds for males, even less for females Color: solid white- although dark markings on the face and ears are acceptable Coat: soft undercoat with a wiry top coat (Regular grooming is required to prevent matting.) Health Problems: Occaisional deafness, low incidences of epilepsy and retinal displasia Best Home: Suburban home with a fenced in yard Idea of Fun: Digging for varmints, socializing with other dogs Perfect Match: Retired couple in need of exercise, or a familiy with small children Clubs: American Sealyham Terrier Club |
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