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Bedlington refers to a breed of small terrier dogs originating from England, known for their distinctive lamb-like appearance with a curly coat
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- A town in Northumberland, England (OS grid ref NZ2581).
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Bedlington individuals say their puppies have adroit judgment and make fabulous guard dogs.
Not just a house the Bedlington estate.
Bedlington Terriers are loyal and good companions.
Grooming can be somewhat demanding with the Bedlington.
Bedlington Terriers are a hardy breed with moderate activity levels.
Their name comes from the mining town of Bedlington from which they originate.
Bedlington Terrier have a thick and smooth in feel to their coat.
Around this time the breed had some involvement in the development of the Bedlington Terrier.
He simply loved Bedlington terriers and always kept them as pets.
Middlemiss was born and brought up in the town of Bedlington in Northumberland.
The Bedlington Terrier is a dog with ancient origins and traceability is particularly well established.
Ferrell appointed manager at Bedlington Terriers.
The Bedlington Terrier is a loyal and affectionate companion that enjoys fuss and attention.
Submit a photo of your Bedlington Terrier.
The Bedlington terrier is very active.
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And have the support of the Bedlington Terrier Association.
The Bedlington Terrier is an active and cheerful companion.
A chambermaid at the Bedlington Hotel.
The Bedlington Terrier is a dog full of grace and flexibility.
He later moved on to Bedlington United.
The Bedlington Terrier is calm and affectionate.
It shares its ancestry with that of the Bedlington Terrier and the Dandie Dinmont Terrier.
Bedlington terriers should be screened at 1 year of age.
It was registered SORN four months ago and marked as scrapped - place in Bedlington.
Bedlington terrier 's need daily physical exercise.
Failure to excrete copper in the bile Ø™ - this is commonly the problem in Bedlington Terriers.
Bedlington terriers are often described as looking like lambs!
Beneath his gentle, lamblike appearance, the Bedlington Terrier has the heart of a lion.
The Bedlington has a unique springy gait, particularly when moving slowly.
Watery eyes and tear stains are not uncommon with the light-colored Bedlington.
Active dogs, Bedlington terriers are swift runners that need ample exercise.
Do not let its appearance fool you, the Bedlington Terrier is more lion than lamb.
The athletic Bedlington needs exercise, so plan on daily walks and playtime.
What care do we recommend for a Bedlington Terrier?
You might say the Bedlington has a split personality - in a good way.
One of those landowners was Lord Rothbury, whose estate was in Bedlington in Northumberland.
The Bedlington excels at all kinds of organized and informal canine activities, including Earthdog tests.
A people-loving dog like the Bedlington Terrier needs to live in the house.
The Bedlington Terrier needs to be groomed, ideally by a professional.
Life expectancy of the Bedlington terrier is around 16 years.
The Bedlington Terrier 's education must be both firm and gentle.
Unless it had seven-league boots, it could not get to the Bedlington Hotel.
Bedlington Terrier: Bedlington Terriers are strange creatures, both in looks and behavior.
Maxing out at about 23 pounds, the Bedlington terrier just makes it into the medium-sized category.
The Bedlington is certainly no couch potato, and needs a minimum of 45 minutes walking every day.
The first shows that had a class for the Bedlington Terrier were held in 1870 at Bedlington.
The Bedlington is all terrier, inquisitive, intelligent, alert, and aggressive toward small animals outdoors.
The club was established in 1949 as Bedlington Mechanics and joined the Northern Combination.
The Bedlington is all terrier, curious, savvy, alarm, and forceful toward little creatures outside.
Its main population centres were Ashington, Bedlington and Newbiggin-by-the-Sea.
