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Welsh Terrier Dogs for stud

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The Welsh Terrier, also known as Welshi, is one of Britain"s lesser known breeds and is still an endangered native breed today, with only around 380 dogs registered with the Kennel Club in 2015. They are happy, fun-loving, intelligent characters who are much calmer than many other terrier breeds. They are known to be particularly good with children and true to their working pedigree, which in short means they have a high prey drive.

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

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Welsh Terrier for Stud

Welsh Terrier

5 yearsAge
£500Price

This advert is for Stud: Barney is a 4 year old Welsh terrier male. Barney has a very low in breeding coefficient of 7.8 the breed average is above 17! He has very good bloodlines with many champions

Worthing, West Sussex
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Welsh terrier for stud (proven)

Welsh Terrier

1 yearAge
£250Price

Rupert is available for stud KC reg PLL clear He has sired a litter before so is proven. He is young and lacks experience, but I am happy for either natural matings or AI through vets

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Dudley, West Midlands
5.0
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PLL Clear KC REG STUD SON OF BORRIS THE BLADE!!

Welsh Terrier

5 yearsAge
£280Price

Brand new to stud is my Champion bred, KC Reg, PLL clear Welsh Terrier. This dog has it all, he is a superb example of the breed short and compact with a temperament to match. He is a real head turner

Littleborough, Greater Manchester

FAQs

Welsh Terriers can be good family dogs, particularly for active and experienced families. They are lively, intelligent, and affectionate, enjoying participation in family activities. However, they tend to be stubborn and require constant mental and physical stimulation, so they may be less suitable for first-time dog owners or families with very young children. They generally do well with children over six years old with proper supervision.