1 yearAge
£300Price

Blue & Tan Border Terrier Stud – SLEM Clear

Border Terrier
1 month
Border Terrier1 year
£300
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Description

Eyematch Endurance, known as Nash, is a blue & tan Border Terrier born 3 April 2025. MORE PHOTOS UPON REQUEST. Nash is an exceptionally affectionate, loyal and kind dog with a brilliant temperament. He lives as part of our family with children and other dogs, and has been regularly socialised from a young age, including attending our own dog day care from 12 weeks old. He is friendly and respectful with other dogs, excellent with people of all ages, confident meeting strangers and has the lovely cheeky, game nature you would expect from a Border Terrier. He also retains good natural working instinct while being calm and easy to live with at home. He is SLEM DNA Hereditary Clear and comes from a strong pedigree with multiple champions in his bloodline. He has a lovely head, correct bite, sound movement and excellent overall balance. Nash is being offered at stud because of his combination of temperament, health, pedigree and breed type. Suitable enquiries welcome from responsible breeders.
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Litter details

LocationThetford, Norfolk
BreedBorder Terrier
Age1 year, 7 months

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection

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Adv. TypeFor stud
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Pros

Adaptable to active family lifestyles with strong loyalty and affection
Compact, sturdy build perfect for outdoor adventures and canine sports
Low-maintenance coat with regular grooming keeping shedding manageable
Exceptionally intelligent and quick learners with eager-to-please temperaments

Cons

High prey drive demands secure fencing and careful management
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Can be stubborn and independent making consistent training necessary
May exhibit excessive barking if bored or understimulated
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