Kerry Blue Terrier Puppies for sale

Kerry Blue Terriers, also known as Irish Blue Terrier, are very distinctive with their magnificent astrakhan coat and heavily furred muzzles. Puppies are born with black coats, but these turn a beautiful blue as they mature. They are compact, lively and determined dogs with all the usual terrier characteristics. They are better suited to people who have a secure, high fenced garden where the dog can run around to his heart"s content whenever possible.

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

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5 daysAge

53Sex

£2,500Price

Lovely litter of 8 puppies available. I am not a breeder—both mom and dad, as well as an older female from a previous litter over 12 years ago, are part of our family. These pups were unexpected, but

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Kidderminster, Worcestershire (36.7mi)

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3 weeksAge

23Sex

£1,500Price

Beautiful litter of Kerry blue terrier puppies. Mum & dad are our family pets. Puppies are being raised in our home with their parents. Ready to leave for their new homes 29th April having had their

Whitchurch, Shropshire (44mi)

FAQs

The average cost of a Kerry Blue Terrier puppy is around £3,000 to £3,500 in the UK, reflecting the breed’s relative rarity and the costs involved in responsible breeding including health testing. Prices may vary slightly depending on the breeder and the puppy’s pedigree.

Yes, Kerry Blue Terriers can make good family dogs, especially for active families. They are affectionate and gentle with children when properly socialised, but their spirited and independent nature means they benefit from early training and consistent exercise to keep them happy and well-behaved.

Kerry Blue Terriers should not be left alone for long periods as their intelligent and lively nature requires companionship and mental stimulation. Prolonged solitude can lead to boredom and potentially destructive behaviours, so they thrive best in homes where they receive regular interaction and exercise.

Yes, Kerry Blue Terriers are considered somewhat rare, particularly in the UK. Their rarity is reflected in their relatively high price and the fact that they are mostly bred by dedicated breeders and breed clubs, making them a niche and sought-after terrier breed.

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Kerry Blue Terrier Puppies for sale