they are the breads of dogs in french border collies and Yorkshire terrier there we goo x
What is the french word french of Jack ? the french word for Jack its Jacques .
No, bonchule isn't a word in french...but "bonchure" is a word in french
The word from French is negligee, which is negligée in French.
Gourmet IS a French word.
Dig into the earth. the French word terrrier means 'burrow'
The French also call them Scottish terriers - and rarely terriers écossais.
No, the word terrier is not an adverb.The word terrier, which describes certain dog breeds, is a noun.
Muriel P. Lee has written: 'The Whelping and Rearing of Puppies' 'Miniature Bull Terrier' 'Border Terrier (Comprehensive Owners Guide) (Comprehensive Owners Guide)' 'Fox Terrier (Excellence)' 'The Official Book of the Scottish Terrier' 'French Bulldogs' 'Skye Terrier' 'Irish Terrier' 'Scottish Terrier' 'Manchester Terrier' 'Australian Terrier' 'Bulldog Frances (Excellence)' 'French Bulldog' -- subject(s): French bulldog
No. Terrier should n ot be capitalized.
a burrow is called "un terrier" (masc.) in French
No.
you say it Yorkshire terrier
You are probably thinking of the Bull Terrier. There is no French Bulldog. 1 of the people who was in Space Buddies clarified that he was a Bull Terrier too. His name is Spudnick.
Most terrier breeds were developed in Great Britain and Ireland. They were used to control rats, rabbits, and foxes both over and under the ground. Some larger terriers were also used to hunt badgers. In fact, the word terrier comes from the Middle French terre, derived from the Latin terra, meaning earth. Terrier is also the modern french for "burrow". The Kerry Blue Terrier and Airedale, however, are particularly noted for tackling river rats and otters in deep water. Different localities raised terriers suited to their hunting or vermin control needs. Terriers were crossed with hunting dogs, fighting dogs, and other terriers.
The word ''Pinscher'' is German for Terrier. However, as the Doberman Pinscher is not actually a Terrier, in the UK the word ''Pinscher'' was dropped and the breed is called the ''Dobermann'' instead. In other countries the word ''Pinscher'' was retained as the Dobermann is believed to have originated from Terrier breeds and therefore does have distant Terrier blood.
In the Irish language 'terrier' is brocaire;in Scottish Gaelic it is abhag or geurchu.