Norfolk Terrier mix Puppies for sale

2 Norfolk Terrier mix Puppies for sale

The Norfolk Terrier is the smallest of all the working terrier breeds and like the Norwich Terrier they were named after the county they came from. These charming little dogs were originally bred to chase vermin and were also highly prized for hunting, but over the years they have found their way into the hearts and homes of many people and for good reason.

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

Norfolk terrier x Jack Russell puppies

Norfolk Terrier & Jack Russell Hybrid

7 weeksAge

41Sex

£800Price

mum Norfolk terrier and dad is jack Russell. Great little characters very bold and playful 1 girl and 4 boys available they can be seen with there mum the dad is owned by a friend of ours. Pups will b

South Ockendon, Thurrock

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5 French bulldog cross pups for sale

French Bulldog & Norfolk Terrier Hybrid

6 weeksAge

41Sex

£1,100Price

5 french bulldog cross Norfolk terrier pups for sale with puppy pack and birth certificate £1100Each £50 no refund deposit to secure pup 4 males and 1 female Will have first jag and chip. Fleas

Glenrothes, Fife

FAQs

Are Norfolk Terriers good pets?

Yes, Norfolk Terriers are good pets as they are loyal, affectionate, intelligent, and generally good with children, making them suitable companions for many families.

What are the disadvantages of a Norfolk Terrier?

Norfolk Terriers can be stubborn and challenging to train, may bark excessively if bored, have a strong prey drive that can cause conflicts with cats or small animals, and are prone to health issues like hip and elbow dysplasia, intervertebral disc disease, cataracts, and mitral valve disease.

Do Norfolk Terriers bark a lot?

While Norfolk Terriers are alert and have a bark that can attract attention, they are not usually prone to excessive barking unless they become bored or under-stimulated.

How much does a Norfolk Terrier cost?

The typical purchase price for a Norfolk Terrier ranges from $1,500 to $3,500, with additional ongoing costs for veterinary care, grooming, and food to consider.