Posted by admin | Posted in Pet | Posted on 17-10-2009
Tags: Dog Breeds
This breed has its origins in England, which were developed in the 18th century. Bedlington Terrier was originally known as the Rothbury Terrier and they called the Rothbury area, on the border with England. These dogs were highly prized as a hunter with a variety of wildlife such as foxes, hares and badgers. Rothbury is a dog with a dog Bedlington in about 1825, resulting in the Bedlington Terrier said. Bedlington Terriers have been used as a vermin hunter miners of Bedlington. They used these dogs as fighting dogs in the stands.
Temperament
The Bedlington Terrier of today is a loving and friendly dog, and this is the result of careful selection. Bedlington Terriers are very happy and playful dog, and they love children. These dogs are energetic and dedicated dogs, but they have a stubborn streak. This breed must be socialized with other animals at an early age to prevent problems later. The Bedlington Terrier has great power, and they have the courage and full of energy. You can run very fast, and they are very interested in dredging. These dogs love to bark, and they can be a bit tight. It should be fenced, otherwise they will move because they love to hunt.
Care
The Bedlington Terrier is a breed of high maintenance and require a professional cut every six weeks. These dogs should be brushed and combed daily. They should be bathed only when necessary, since the shell is bathed Lanka, as is too often. The coat of these dogs shed almost no hair, and this makes them suitable for allergy sufferers. Courage in their ears must be cleaned. This race will be good for allergy sufferers.
Training
The Bedlington Terrier is an independent and playful dog who is very difficult to train, too. You will benefit if they socialized at an early age, especially in cats. It should have a thorough obedience training as they can tend to bark too destructive. The Bedlington Terrier is not good if the training is hard and heavy. The Bedlington Terrier loves human companionship and should be trained in a firm, consistent and loving. They very well in agility, obedience and fly ball.
Health Issues
Some Bedlington Terrier is a serious congenital liver known as Copper Storage Disease. This breed is also susceptible to a genetic kidney disease, PRA, thyroid problems and eye diseases such as cataract and retinal diseases.
