The Irish Terrier, also known as Irish Red Terrier, is a lively, alert yet gentle character who has a fun-loving side to his nature. These charming, long-legged terriers seem to have an affinity for children, making them a perfect family pet. They also seem to be able to read a person"s mood, which is another one of their many endearing traits. However, Irish Terriers is classified as an endangered domestic breed and very few puppies are bred and registered with the Kennel Club each year, even though they make such wonderful companions and family pets.
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Irish Terrier
Home bred, mum is a pet and can be seen. Mum has shown professionally including Crufts 3 times.shes currently shown at limit level. This is her first litter with only Dogs available. Dad lives in

Irish Terrier
1 beautiful boy available of the litter of 6. The mum is our beautiful pet called Olive (Saredon My Limelight) who is by Champion Holbam Ace of Saredon. She has 37 champions in her pedigree includin
Yes, the Irish Terrier is a loyal, affectionate, and energetic breed that makes a good family dog. They get along well with children and enjoy being involved in family activities. However, they may prefer to be the only dog in the household and have a strong prey drive, which could make living with small pets challenging.