Bedlington Terrier
A terrier in lamb's clothing—curvy, soft-coated, and surprisingly speedy.
Overview. The Bedlington Terrier is a distinctive terrier with a rounded, lamb-like head and a soft, curly coat, yet it is a game, fast hunter underneath.
History & Origin
Bred in the mining town of Bedlington, England, to catch rats and badgers and to race, it hides a tough terrier in a gentle guise.
Appearance & Coat
Arched back, tasseled ears, and a linty, crisp coat in blue, liver, or sandy with or without tan points.
Temperament
Affectionate and mild at home, but feisty and fast when challenged.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and professional grooming to maintain the sculpted look.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
