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Lifespan of the Welsh Terrier The Welsh Terrier is a popular pet dog. The dog has a very friendly personality and is relatively easy to raise. Therefore, the dog is popular among Many dog ​​fans are concerned that the life span of the Welsh Terrier is generally about 10 to 12 years. Let’s take a look at the basic habits of this dog.

The Welsh Terrier is another small hound with the same evolutionary background as the Airedale Terrier, Irish Terrier and Fox Terrier. As a companion of humans, it has the spirit of a hound, but never fights with others. The Welsh Terrier is very handsome, with rich, dark coat color and a unique and shrewd expression. The distinct characteristics of the terrier breed make it admired by everyone.

The Welsh Terrier is native to the United Kingdom and originated in the 19th century. The ancestor is the old-fashioned Welsh Black and Brown Terrier in England. It was first recognized by the British Kennel Club in 1886. It was introduced to the United States two years later. The Welsh Terrier is a small dog with a solid, compact and sturdy structure, with rough and uneven bristles. The legs, lower body and head are tan; the back and other parts are black (sometimes gray) "jackets". The tail is docked to give a "square" dog, with body length approximately equal to height at the withers. The gait is the typical long-legged terrier trot. Easy, stretches and drives well. Welsh Terriers are very friendly and get along well with other people and dogs when out and about. Show enthusiasm and courage. The "Welsh Terrier expression" is formed by the color and position of its eyes and the coordination with its ears.