Norwich terriers are a little smaller- they also have "up" ears. Norwich terriers have a slightly less "terrier" personality, they are very good with children and tend to be less "dominate" then Cairns. Also Norwich terriers are more rare, only having 2 puppies per litter so they are very expensive ($1500-$3000). Be careful when buying a Norwich though, make sure it is AKC registered because there have been cases of people selling Cairns with cropped ears and calling them Norwiches.
he Norwich, unlike some of the other terriers, does not need constant stimulation. Norwich Terriers will dig and bark if left unattended or without anything to entertain them for long periods of time, but by and large, they let life roll off their backs. They are decent short distance runners, and will thrive if played with daily. Norwich Terriers are not the most active of terriers and when compared with the Patterdale or the Westie, might even be considered aloof. The Norwich Terrier is easy to train and likes following rules and developing habits.
They can have up to 8 puppies, the least they'll have is 2.
10 - 10.5 inches (25 - 26 centimetres) to the shoulder.
Yeah, they do.
About 1-5. My dog has 4 siblings even though 1 of those 4 died at birth.
Norwich Terriers typically have small, erect ears that stand up. Their ears are V-shaped and are set high on the head, giving them an alert and expressive appearance. This breed's ears contribute to its overall charming and lively demeanor.
I feed my pups Blue. That is the best kind.
yes, there westie pups available at Tiendesitas in Pasig
Yes, the tail is docked a few days after the pups are born
Which Norwich? Norwich, UK Norwich, Canada Norwich, Kansas Norwich, Massachusetts Norwich Township, Missaukee County, Michigan Norwich Township, Newaygo County, Michigan Norwich (city), New York Norwich (town), New York Norwich, North Dakota Norwich, Vermont Norwich, Roanoke, Virginia,
Patterdale terriers, unfortunately, are not hypo-allergenic. However, many terriers are, including Scottish terriers, Welsh Terriers, Irish terriers, and Border Terriers.