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| Breed Origins: | Ireland |
| Breed usage: | Hunting Dog: and herding |
| Dog Weight: | 30 - 35 Pounds |
| Dog Height: | 12 to 14 inches to the shoulder |
| Cost of Puppies: | Cost of puppies varies depending on location, breeder and pedigree history |
Information, Facts & Origins of the Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog Breed
The Glen of Imaal originates from the Glen of Imaal in County Wicklow in Ireland and was bred originally as a for hunting badgers and foxes and herding. This breed has been referred to as the Miniature Irish Wolfhound and although it was used to hunt small game it was also used as a turnspit dog. The dog would paddle a large wheel which would turn the spit over the hearth, hence the name 'Turnspit'.This dog is classified as one of the Miscellaneous Dog Group which we go on to describe in detail in the section at the bottom of this page. Name Facts and Dog Names: This dog's name is sometimes mis-spelt as terrior.
Description of the Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog and Puppies - Coat and Colours information
The Glen of Imaal's coat is normally a shade of wheaten, blue or brindle. The coat is normally a medium length double coat.
The Glen of Imaal originates from the Glen of Imaal in County Wicklow in Ireland and was bred originally as a for hunting badgers and foxes and herding. This breed has been referred to as the Miniature Irish Wolfhound and although it was used to hunt small game it was also used as a turnspit dog. The dog would paddle a large wheel which would turn the spit over the hearth, hence the name 'Turnspit'.This dog is classified as one of the Miscellaneous Dog Group which we go on to describe in detail in the section at the bottom of this page. Name Facts and Dog Names: This dog's name is sometimes mis-spelt as terrior.
Description of the Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog and Puppies - Coat and Colours information
The Glen of Imaal's coat is normally a shade of wheaten, blue or brindle. The coat is normally a medium length double coat.
Dog Health information - potential health problems of the Glen of Imaal Terriers
All owners of dogs and puppies are concerned about the health care of their pets and just as with humans dog health issues arise from time to time. Resolving dog health problems, including those of the Glen of Imaal, can prove to be costly and it would be wise to consider the benefits of obtaining dog health insurance. Diseases in dogs may occur because of trauma, infection, immune system abnormalities, genetic factors, or degenerative conditions. Common health problems and questions occur in relation to the Bones, Joints, Muscles, Nerves, Ears, Eyes, Teeth and the Mouth. Other, more serious, issues can relate to the Digestive System, Heart & Respiratory Systems, Immune & Blood Systems, Reproduction and Urinary Systems. Potential health problems of the Glen of Imaal may be checked via the Dog Symptoms Sorter, but can include:
- Hip Dysplasia (abnormal development of hip joints)
- Skin Problems
Online Encyclopaedia of Common Dog Health Problems
Please click the following link for additional information which we have provided via our:http://www.dog-names.org.uk/canine-health-online-encyclopedia.htm
Please click the following link for additional information which we have provided via our:http://www.dog-names.org.uk/canine-health-online-encyclopedia.htm
Information on Grooming and Care of the Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog Breed
The Glen of Imaal requires weekly care and grooming. All dog breeds require a certain amount of grooming and care is necessary to keep dogs and puppies looking at their best. Grooming consists of not only brushing out the coat and bathing but also giving attention to the eyes, teeth, ears, feet and nails. A regular routine also ensures that any potential health problems are identified as quickly as possible, especially important in puppies and older Glen of Imaal dogs.
The Glen of Imaal requires weekly care and grooming. All dog breeds require a certain amount of grooming and care is necessary to keep dogs and puppies looking at their best. Grooming consists of not only brushing out the coat and bathing but also giving attention to the eyes, teeth, ears, feet and nails. A regular routine also ensures that any potential health problems are identified as quickly as possible, especially important in puppies and older Glen of Imaal dogs.
Life Expectancy information of the Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog Breed
The life expectancy for this particular breed is 10 – 13 years.
The life expectancy for this particular breed is 10 – 13 years.
Age comparison between the Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog Breed and a Human
Age comparisons between dogs and humans are always a matter of debate - we hope that the following information clarifies the situation. After the first year of life, a dog is equivalent to sixteen human years. After two years, they are equivalent to a 24 year old, at three years a 30 year old, and each year after, add 5 human years to determine a dog's age.
Age comparisons between dogs and humans are always a matter of debate - we hope that the following information clarifies the situation. After the first year of life, a dog is equivalent to sixteen human years. After two years, they are equivalent to a 24 year old, at three years a 30 year old, and each year after, add 5 human years to determine a dog's age.
The Pictures reflect the Size of Adults - not Children and Puppies!
The pictures above allow for a useful comparison of sizes providing an accurate portrait of the size of an average Glen of Imaal - essential information but unique to this site. It should also be noted that the pictures feature adults. The size of puppies are naturally considerably smaller and the full grown size of the animal can easily be forgotten when confronted with cute puppies! The slogan " A dog isn't just for Christmas - it's for life!" was necessitated by well meaning people buying puppies at the Christmas, unaware of the puppies growth rate. The pictures provided make it extremely clear exactly how small puppies will develop and whether it will suit the life and living conditions of the family.
The pictures above allow for a useful comparison of sizes providing an accurate portrait of the size of an average Glen of Imaal - essential information but unique to this site. It should also be noted that the pictures feature adults. The size of puppies are naturally considerably smaller and the full grown size of the animal can easily be forgotten when confronted with cute puppies! The slogan " A dog isn't just for Christmas - it's for life!" was necessitated by well meaning people buying puppies at the Christmas, unaware of the puppies growth rate. The pictures provided make it extremely clear exactly how small puppies will develop and whether it will suit the life and living conditions of the family.
Glen of Imaal Terrier Dog - Puppies Info and Names
The Puppies section, accessed via the Site Index, provides detailed information about Choosing the right puppy, Puppy Training, Puppy Care and Puppy Behavior, Growth & Development. We recommend that the following considerations should always be taken into account when choosing puppies:
The Puppies section, accessed via the Site Index, provides detailed information about Choosing the right puppy, Puppy Training, Puppy Care and Puppy Behavior, Growth & Development. We recommend that the following considerations should always be taken into account when choosing puppies:
- Budget - Purchasing, training, equipment, medication and feeding costs of the breed
- Convenience and Grooming time e.g. long or short hair
- Personal situation - time available and medical conditions such as allergies, asthma or back pain
- Exercising requirements for the Glen of Imaal breed
- Living Conditions for the dog breed - suitability for puppies
- Family - child suitability
- Puppy and Dog Names - The Importance of choosing the right names
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