Norwich Terrier
About Norwich Terrier
If you're in search of a small yet spirited friend, the Norwich Terrier could be your perfect match! Sporting a medium-length, wiry coat and a compact, sturdy frame, these pups are both charming and robust. Known for their affectionate and intelligent disposition, Norwich Terriers make excellent companions for families, easily adapting to life with kids and other pets.
Full of energy, they thrive on 30 to 60 minutes of daily exercise, enjoying activities like playful games and brisk walks that keep their tails wagging. Their coats need regular grooming, so be prepared to use a slicker brush frequently and perform occasional hand-stripping to control their moderate shedding. Training is generally smooth with positive reinforcement, though their sharp minds might occasionally test your patience with a bit of stubbornness.
Stay alert for common small dog health issues, and you'll be rewarded with their lively companionship for 12 to 15 years. Embrace the lively adventures with a Norwich Terrier, and enjoy every playful moment with this delightful breed!
Interesting Facts
The Norwich Terrier is one of the smallest working terriers.
They were originally bred to hunt small vermin, such as rats and rabbits.
The Norwich Terrier originates from Norwich, England.
Norwich Terriers are known for their expressive, alert and good-natured temperament.
Despite their small size, they are fearless and quite strong for their size.
Norwich Terriers have a lifespan of 12 to 16 years on average.
Their coat color can range from red, black and tan, wheaten to grizzle.
Norwich Terriers are characterized by their fold-up (pricked) ears, which distinguish them from their close cousin, the Norfolk Terrier, who has fold-over ears.
They are intelligent and trainable, but can be stubborn at times.
Norwich Terriers are known for their strong hunting instincts and love of digging.
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