Lakeland Terrier
A small, wiry English terrier from the Lake District—game, hardy, and fox-colored.
Overview. The Lakeland Terrier is a small, wiry-coated terrier from England's Lake District, bred to protect sheep flocks from foxes.
History & Origin
Among the oldest terrier types, it is close to the Border and Welsh terriers and was prized for going to ground after foxes.
Appearance & Coat
Balanced and workmanlike, with a wiry coat in many colors including blue, black, red, and wheaten.
Temperament
Confident, friendly, and active, it makes a game family companion.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and hand-stripping or clipping.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
