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Dandie Dinmonts Terrier
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Dandie Dinmonts Terrier

Other names: Dandie Dinmont´s Terrier, Hindlee Terrier, Dandie

hunting, companion

Size
Toy
Height · Male
20–28 cm
Height · Female
20–28 cm
Weight · Male
8–11 kg
Weight · Female
8–11 kg
Life expectancy
11–13 years
Litter
3–6 puppies
FCI
FCI group 3 · 3 · n.º 168
AKC
Terrier Group · #143
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Traits

Activity

Energy level
Playfulness

Social

Affection with family
Good with other dogs
Good with other pets
Friendly to strangers
Social needs

At home

Cold tolerance
Heat tolerance
Tendency to bark
Tendency to dig
Drooling
Snoring

Care

Ease of grooming

Training

Trainability
Learning ability
Intelligence

Guarding

Guard dog
Watchdog

Temperament

Game, workmanlike Terrier. Independant, highly intelligent, determined, persistent, sensitive, affectionate and dignified.

Care

The Dandie enjoys the chance to hunt around and explore in a safe area and needs a moderate walk to stay in condition. She does best as an indoor/outdoor dog, and should sleep inside. Her coat needs combing twice weekly, plus regular scissoring and shaping. Shaping for show dogs is done on an almost continual (but light) basis; that for pets can be done by stripping or clipping about four times a year.

The Dandie Dinmont Terrier is good for apartment life. Indoor activities should be sufficient for this small, yet sturdy breed. A small yard is recommended, but not required. Regular exercise would be best.

Grooming.

Health

Regular brushing is necessary for this longhaired breed. This breed sheds little to no hair, however can shed lightly. Requires professional grooming if owner is not trained to do so themselves. Dead hair should be plucked. Bathe when necessary.

Training

It is easy to train, but not to forget that sometimes it can be stubborn. Therefore the training must be firm, consistent, no severe or harsh.

Coat & grooming

The fur of this dog must be brushed regularry and trimmed once or twice a year.

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