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Norwich Terrier Puppies for sale in Preston, Lancashire

We found 0 Norwich Terrier Puppies for sale in Preston, Lancashire.

The Norwich Terrier is the smallest of all working terriers and was named after the county where it was first bred in the early 20th century. They look very similar to their Norfolk Terrier cousins, with the difference being that they have pointed ears, while Norfolks boast droopy ears. Although these charming, affectionate and lively dogs were once popular as working dogs and family pets, they have fallen out of favour in recent times. Because of this, they have been placed on the endangered domestic breeds list by the Kennel Club.

Read our Norwich Terrier Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Are Norwich Terriers good pets?

Yes, Norwich Terriers make excellent pets as they are friendly, affectionate, and social dogs that get along well with children and other pets when properly socialised. They enjoy being close to their owners and have an energetic nature requiring daily exercise and mental stimulation.

How much does a Norwich Terrier puppy cost?

A Norwich Terrier puppy typically costs between £2,200 and £3,700, reflecting the breed's rarity, small litter sizes, and the responsible breeding efforts to maintain health and temperament standards.

Do Norwich Terriers bark a lot?

Norwich Terriers tend to bark frequently as they are naturally alert and vocal dogs, often barking when excited or sensing something unusual, but with proper training, excessive barking can be managed effectively.

Why are Norwich Terriers so expensive?

Norwich Terriers are expensive due to their rarity, small litter sizes, and the significant investment responsible breeders make in health testing and socialisation to ensure healthy, well-adjusted puppies.