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Breed traits and characteristics

Often described as “lamb-like”, the Bedlington Terrier is a unique looking canine renowned for being an excellent family pet and canine companion. They are also very popular in the show ring. These highly skilled hunters are spirited, remaining true to their terrier ancestry.

The Bedlington Terrier is one of the oldest breeds of terriers in existence. They were initially bred in Northern England. However, because of their notable skill as efficient hunters, they quickly established themselves in multiple regions. They may look cuddly like lambs, but they have the heart of a magnificent lion.

Bedlington Terriers love being part of everyday activities. Moreover, they adore being the centre of attention and will happily play the clown just to get it. These charming dogs are friendly towards guests and will entertain them with their silly antics. According to Bedlington Terrier owners, they have intelligent judgment, so they make excellent watchdogs.

The Bedlington Terrier is a good choice for those who suffer from allergies because they have low-shedding coats. However, this comes with a price because these charming dogs are pretty high maintenance in the grooming department.

Today, these beautiful dogs are a popular choice as family pets because of their kind, affectionate, and sweet natures. Being a true terrier breed, they also love the outdoors. So, give them plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to keep them happy.

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Our mission is to eliminate puppy and kitten farms and backyard breeders by promoting ethical and registered breeders.

We only collaborate with licensed, reputable breeders registered with KC, FCI, AKC and members of World Cat Congress (GCCF, LOOF, WCF etc.)

Our Partner Breeders run extensive DNA and health tests on their animals. They offer health guarantees to give you extra piece of mind.

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Breed traits and characteristics

Often described as “lamb-like”, the Bedlington Terrier is a unique looking canine renowned for being an excellent family pet and canine companion. They are also very popular in the show ring. These highly skilled hunters are spirited, remaining true to their terrier ancestry.

The Bedlington Terrier is one of the oldest breeds of terriers in existence. They were initially bred in Northern England. However, because of their notable skill as efficient hunters, they quickly established themselves in multiple regions. They may look cuddly like lambs, but they have the heart of a magnificent lion.

Bedlington Terriers love being part of everyday activities. Moreover, they adore being the centre of attention and will happily play the clown just to get it. These charming dogs are friendly towards guests and will entertain them with their silly antics. According to Bedlington Terrier owners, they have intelligent judgment, so they make excellent watchdogs.

The Bedlington Terrier is a good choice for those who suffer from allergies because they have low-shedding coats. However, this comes with a price because these charming dogs are pretty high maintenance in the grooming department.

Today, these beautiful dogs are a popular choice as family pets because of their kind, affectionate, and sweet natures. Being a true terrier breed, they also love the outdoors. So, give them plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to keep them happy.

No puppy mill pledge

Our mission is to eliminate puppy and kitten farms and backyard breeders by promoting ethical and registered breeders.

We only collaborate with licensed, reputable breeders registered with KC, FCI, AKC and members of World Cat Congress (GCCF, LOOF, WCF etc.)

Our Partner Breeders run extensive DNA and health tests on their animals. They offer health guarantees to give you extra piece of mind.

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Our DEFRA and Veterinary approved transport network ensure your new family member arrives home safe and healthy.
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10 reasons to add a Bedlington Terrier to your family

If you love dogs and sheep, this lamb-like dog is made for you!

The Bedlington's thick, silky coat is one of this breed's top traits. Their soft curls make them the ultimate cuddle machine.

Bedlington Terriers adore being around humans and are happiest when they make you laugh. They also like meeting new people, so expect them to be the centre of attention at your dinner parties.

Bedlington Terriers can bark a lot, but you can use this to your advantage by training them to protect the home and alert you of any danger.

You'll notice how smart this dog is in many ways, whether by gauging your reaction towards other people or excelling in agility courses.

Bedlington Terriers are an ideal fit for families with children as their high energy and playful nature match that of a kid. They are also generally gentle and tolerant of children.

Despite having a lot of fur, these dogs don't tend to shed much at all. While they are not hypoallergenic, they could be a good option for those with minor allergies.

They may not be a toy breed, but Bedlingtons are small and lightweight enough to pick up and cuddle, and they don't take up much space on the couch or bed.

This breed was developed in the 1800s in Northern England, so they have been around for centuries. In fact, they are one of the oldest Terrier breeds still around today.

Despite their long history, Bedlington Terriers are not dogs you tend to see much, even in their home country. So if you seek a truly unique and special pup, this is a top choice.
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Meet The Bedlington Terrier

The Bedlington Terrier is a small to medium-sized dog, weighing 8 to 10 kg and standing 38 to 45 cm tall. One of this breed's most distinctive physical traits is its narrow oval/pear-shaped head covered in curly white hair, typically forming a unique silky topknot.

Their narrow heads feature long, tapering jaws with tight lips, large nostrils, small eyes, and moderate-sized low-set droopy ears. While the rest of the Bedlington Terrier's head features curly wool-like fur, their ears are covered in short, fine hair with a fringe of silky hair on the tips.

This dog's body is well-proportioned with straight front legs, long back legs and sloping shoulders. Their coats are thick and curly but not wiry, and the hairs stand away from the body. While white (sandy) is the most popular coat colour, they can come in several shades, including blue, liver, or a mix of one of these with tan markings.

Bedlington Terriers have a very graceful and gentle appearance compared to other working dogs, but this simply serves as a disguise for their incredible hunting skills. Their small size and woolly fur make them look more like a lamb than a canine, especially the white variety.

The temperament of a Bedlington Terrier

While they may look like sheep, Bedlington Terriers act like your standard Terrier in several ways. They are intelligent yet slightly stubborn and highly energetic. That being said, Bedlington's are typically calmer than other Terrier dogs.

Bedlington Terriers are sociable, happy-go-lucky pups that adore being the centre of attention. They love entertaining people and thrive from seeing their humans laugh at their playful antics.

While gentle towards their families, Bedlington Terriers are known for being highly protective,

making them excellent watchdogs. As fairly big barkers, they will bark to alert you if someone is outside.

But as these dogs are so intelligent, they are good at gauging if someone is a threat. If they see you greet someone in a friendly manner, they will instantly understand that person is not a foe and will likely seek to become friends with them themselves.

One of the most important things to consider before getting this dog is its high energy levels. Their working background means they need a lot of physical exercise and mental stimulation. They do best when they receive a combination of long walks and challenging play sessions.

Another thing to note about Bedlingtons is that they can display that classic "Terrier stubbornness" during training. While it can make them slightly challenging to train, they typically respond well to positive reinforcement methods and prefer short and fun sessions.

You can curb their strong hunting instinct to some degree during training, but you cannot eliminate it. The main thing is to focus on developing a solid recall to prevent them from chasing and following scents they pick up while out on walks. Keep them leashed on your walks until fully trained.

Best homes for a Bedlington Terrier

Bedlington Terriers make lovely family pets due to their loyal and sociable nature. However, they need owners with the time and energy to meet their needs and who are willing to take them on long walks and engage in frequent play sessions.

Bedlington Terriers can make fab playmates for children of all ages. Thanks to their small size, you don't have to worry about them squashing toddlers. Still, You should always supervise interactions nonetheless.

Bedlington Terriers can also do well with other dogs, but this works best if they are raised together from puppyhood. If you introduce a Bedlington to another dog later in life, they may try to take the alpha role, especially if the new dog is of the same sex.

FAQs about the Bedlington Terrier

At Pedigree Paws, we hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards when breeding Bedlington Terriers. We only collaborate with licensed, regulated, and experienced breeders who share our values. They prioritise the well-being of both puppies and breeding dogs and raise them in a clean and spacious home environment.

We understand that a Bedlington Terrier is more than just a pet; it's a cherished family member. That's why we carry out numerous checks and procedures to guarantee every puppy receives the best possible start in life. Our unwavering commitment to providing top-notch care ensures you will enjoy years of health and happiness with your new fluffy friend.

Bedlington Terriers are ideal furry friends for many families, including those with kids of all ages. This is because they have matching high energy, yet they are generally gentle and tolerant of children.

However, as high-energy dogs, Bedlington Terriers require lots of mental and physical stimulation and time outdoors. Therefore, they do best with an owner who has the time and energy to help this canine thrive.

If that's you, you'll be rewarded with love, laughter, and loyalty. They will protect you and your home by alerting you of potential danger. And when their playful side comes out, they will serve as your personal entertainer, making you laugh until it hurts.

At The Pedigree Paws, our goal is to eliminate unethical dog breeding practices in the UK and beyond. To achieve this, we only collaborate with experienced and ethical Bedlington Terrier breeders who raise their puppies in their homes.

We have a rigorous screening process in place to ensure that our partners meet our high standards. This includes conducting comprehensive background checks and security screenings on all potential breeders.

Bedlington Terriers are a well-established British breed that can live for 11 to 14 years with proper care. However, they are susceptible to some health issues, like Copper Storage Disease and Cushing's Disease.

Fortunately, we provide a variety of health services to ensure that your Bedlington Terrier is healthy. These include a comprehensive health check-up conducted by a licensed veterinarian, a DNA test to identify any genetic health issues common to the breed, administering core vaccinations, and offering five weeks of health insurance.

Ensuring the health and happiness of our Bedlington Terrier puppies is of utmost importance to us. We ensure their well-being by allowing them to stay with their mother and wean naturally. Normally, our puppies are ready for their forever homes at around ten to twelve weeks old, but this may vary depending on their individual development.

If the Bedlington Terrier puppy you have your eye on is not currently available, please contact the breeder for updates.

Finding a trustworthy breeder for your new pet can be a daunting task. While meeting the breeder in person to see the puppy and its parents is ideal, it's not always possible. But worry not; we're here to assist you however we can. We can provide pictures of your Bedlington Terrier puppy or even arrange a video call with the breeder. Our ultimate goal is to ensure you're fully satisfied and confident with your decision.

At The Pedigree Paws, our breeders take pride in registering all Bedlington Terrier puppies with the fitting pedigree organisation, such as The Kennel Club. This registration is essential as it demonstrates our breeders' commitment to upholding recognised breed standards and ensuring the puppy is entirely free of genetic disorders.

When you take your new furry companion home, the breeder will provide the original registration documents, guaranteeing your pet's health and pedigree status.

Pedigree Paws provides the healthiest and most well-tempered Bedlington Terrier puppies in the UK. We partner only with licensed and experienced breeders who raise their puppies in a loving and clean home environment. These breeders offer excellent medical care and socialisation from the moment they are born. We carry out regular screenings and inspections to ensure this top-notch care.

Our Bedlington Terrier puppies are raised in a loving family environment with their mother and siblings. Our experienced breeders prioritise the welfare of the puppies and mother dogs by ensuring they are not separated too soon. This is essential to ensuring each puppy grows into a healthy, well-behaved furry companion.

When bringing home a Bedlington Terrier, remember they may be a bit wary towards you initially, as leaving their mother is a significant change. However, you can help them settle in by following these tips.

Firstly, set up a cosy, quiet resting area before your pup arrives. Ensure the room is warm, dimly lit, and has fresh water, food, and a soft toy.

When it's time to introduce your Bedlington Terrier to its new surroundings, do it slowly and calmly. We recommend keeping them on a leash to establish boundaries right away.

If they appear nervous when you're showing them around, let them retreat to their designated safe space for as long as they need. Being patient and understanding is essential.
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