Red working Lakeland Terrier Dogs for stud in Sheffield, South Yorkshire

1 Red working Lakeland Terrier Dogs for stud in Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Lakeland Terrier dogs Stunning Red Lakeland Terrier from working lines in Newark - Advert 1

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1 month

Stunning Red Lakeland Terrier from working lines

£250

Lakeland Terrier6 years

Proven Working Lakeland Terrier at Stud 💥 Traditional, hard, and game Lakeland Terrier dog available at stud. 📍 Based near Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire. ✅ Proven Worker – regularly out, showin

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Newark, Nottinghamshire(34.5mi)

Licensed Breeder

FAQs

Are Lakeland Terriers good pets?

Yes, Lakeland Terriers generally make excellent pets for active families. They are affectionate, bold, intelligent, and loyal dogs who bond closely with their owners. These terriers thrive with regular interaction and activities but require firm, consistent training due to their independent and sometimes stubborn nature. Early socialisation and plenty of physical exercise and mental stimulation are essential to manage their energetic and sometimes vocal temperament.

Are Patterdale and Lakeland Terriers the same?

No, Lakeland Terriers and Patterdale Terriers are distinct breeds. Although both are working terriers from Northern England and share some characteristics, they differ in temperament and origins. The Lakeland Terrier is known for being bold and confident, while the Patterdale Terrier tends to have a tougher and more demanding nature.

How much does a Lakeland Terrier cost?

While exact prices vary, Lakeland Terrier puppies typically cost between £650 and £1,200 depending on breeder reputation, lineage, location, and whether the dog is intended as a pet or show dog. To find current pricing and availability, it is best to consult reputable breeders or adoption platforms.

How long should you walk a Lakeland Terrier?

Lakeland Terriers have high energy levels and need regular daily exercise to stay healthy and happy. Ideally, they should have at least 30 to 60 minutes of walking or active play each day, combined with mental stimulation. Additional running or play sessions in a secure area help to keep them content and well-behaved.