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Saturday, June 19, 2010

Glens!


Glen of Imaal Terriers are so cool so why don't you have a look at some facts about them!

#1. "The Glen of Imaal Terrier is a sturdy dog that resembles the Welsh Corgi in that is low to the ground with short legs."
#2. "The round, medium-sized eyes are brown."
#3. "The ears half pricked or rose. They are wide-set on the back of the top outer edge of the head, held on the back of the head when the dog is alert."
#4. "The bowed legs are short and well boned."
#5. "The tail has a strong base and is either docked or left natural."
#6. "The harsh coat is medium length with a soft undercoat. Coat colors include wheaten from cream silver to blue and brindle (light blue, dark blue and/or tan."
#7. "The Glen of Imaal is a spirited, brave, patient and devoted little dog."
#8. "Mellow and gentle with the family."
#9. "Vigorous and unyielding when hunting, otherwise mild-mannered and calm indoors."
#10. "They are intelligent, but also late bloomers, taking longer to mature than the average dog."
#11. "They are sensitive to the tone of one's voice and will not listen if they sense that they are stronger minded than their owner, however they will also not respond well to harsh discipline."
#12. "If under exercised they will become rambunctious."
#13. "These loyal dogs make fine family pets."
#14. "Playful and good with children."
#15. "Should not be trusted alone with small animals due to their hunting instincts. Use caution around pets such as hamsters, rabbits and mice. With proper leadership and human to canine communication they can get along well with other dogs. They can live with cats of the cats are able to establish their dominance over the dog"
#16. "The rules of the home should be made clear and stuck to."
#17. "They respond well to obedience training and can be taught to retrieve."
#18. "Glens are keen to learn."
#19. "A hunting terrier at heart, the Glen likes to dig and chase."
#20. "This breed does not bark much but when they do their voices are deep. These dogs will bark if they detect danger but will rarely bark without a reason."
#21. "Height: 14 inches (35.5-36.5 cm.)"
#22. "Weight: 34-36 pounds (15.5-16.5 kg.)"
#23. "The Glen of Imaal Terrier will do okay in an apartment. They are moderately active indoors and will do okay without a yard. The Glen can sleep outdoors if the weather is not too hot or cold, but they would much rather be indoors with their owners."
#24. "Life Expectancy: About 13-14 years."

Info from: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/glenimaalterrier.htm
Pic from: http://www.dog-breeds-infosite.com/images/GlenofImaalTerrier.jpg

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