The Terrier Group !

                              

                                                 

This lively group of dogs are well loved by their owners for their distinctive terrier personalities. Feisty and energetic, terriers ancestors were bred to hunt and kill vermin. As a rule, these dogs don't always get along well with other pets, but their high energy level makes them great fun to train and play with.  In general, they make engaging pets, but require owners with the determination to match their dogs' lively characters.Their antics frequently project the attitude that they are ready and willing to take you on in a good argument! Most terriers have wiry coats that require special grooming known as stripping in order to maintain a characteristic appearance.please note, the photos  are not to scale :)

• Airedale Terrier
   
• American
  Staffordshire Terrier
   
• Australian Terrier
   
• Bedlington Terrier
 
• Border Terrier
   
• Bull Terrier
   
• Cairn Terrier
   
• Cesky Terrier
 
• Dandie
  Dinmont Terrier
   
• Glen of
  Imaal Terrier
   
• Irish Terrier
   
• Kerry Blue Terrier
 
• Lakeland Terrier
   
• Manchester Terrier
   
• Miniature
  Bull Terrier
   
• Miniature Schnauzer
 
• Norfolk Terrier
   
• Norwich Terrier
   
• Parson
  Russell Terrier
   
• Rat Terrier
 
• Russell Terrier
   
• Scottish Terrier
   
• Sealyham Terrier
   
• Skye Terrier
 
• Smooth Fox Terrier
   
• Soft Coated
  Wheaten Terrier
   
• Staffordshire
  Bull Terrier
   
• Welsh Terrier
 
• West Highland
  White Terrier
   
• Wire Fox Terrier

While most terrier owners won't expect their dog

to keep the

barn free of rats or take them badger, fox, or rabbit hunting,

they may enjoy competing with their dogs at 

Den Trials,  Earthdog Tests or a Barn hunt  event that encourage their great terrier to showcase it's instinct for going into dens and tunnels in pursuit of  their quarry.