The Brown Patterdale Terrier is a beautiful breed that originate from the heart of the Lake District. They came about due to their practicality on farms as a working dog in the late 18th Century, but nowadays, many people love to have them as household pets.
Here’s a quick rundown of some of the key facts about the Brown Patterdale Terrier:
- They’re reasonably small, weighing on average about 11–13 pounds, and measuring between 25 and 38 centimetres tall.
- They have few health problems linked to their specific breed. However, there are some diseases to be weary of, such as cataracts and conjunctivitis.
- They’re not as yappy as similar breeds. Patterdale terriers tend not to bark too often.
All Riled up!
Although, as just stated, they are not a particularly loud breed, they are extremely energetic. This makes them great for owners who like to get out and exercise a lot, and also make them great for families with kids who love to play with their canine friends.
They love running about and chasing things, and due to their background in hunting…
