Bedlington Terrier

The Bedlington Terrier, also known as the Rodbery Terrier or the Rothbury Terrier, is a breed of dog in the Terrier Group. Unlike most terriers, this dog breed has a poodle type coat, a body form that is more similar to that of a stocky greyhound, and it is known for its exceptional grace and agility. They were approved by the AKC in 1967. read full article..

This dog breed has a wedge-shaped head with sparkling eyes. Although it looks meek when reclining on the couch, the Bedlington Terrier is argumentative and every inch a terrier when aroused. Its body shape, however, is unusual for a terrier, being somewhat like a Greyhound or Whippet in construction, which enables it to gallop at great speed. read full article..

Median lifespan of Bedlington Terriers is about 14 years, but they often will live 17 years or more. This is longer than for purebred dog breeds in general and longer than most breeds similar in size. Leading causes of death among Bedlington Terriers are old age, urological issues, and hepatic issues. The leading hepatic cause of death was copper toxicosis. read full article..