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Short History of the Breed
Physical Description and Size
The Norfolk Terrier generally stands about 10 inches tall and weighs approximately 10 to 12 pounds. It is compact, short and stocky, with short legs. This dog also features whiskers, eyebrows, and a slight mane around the neck and on the chest. The ears are the most obvious difference between this breed and the Norwhich Terrier. The Norfolk has small drop ears with rounded tips.
Temperament
This dog is a active, small dog. Independent, but also happy to be with people. Does well with children and is tolerant of other pets. Also a natural digger, so be wary in the yard!Dog Care
(exercise, grooming, diet)Health Issues and Life Expectancy
Generally healthy dog who may suffer from allergies.Additional Resources
(Add your favorite chat rooms, blogs, web sites, clubs)- Your OnlineNorfolk CommunityTerrier for- PurebredOnline Dogs!Community
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Noncommercial Clubs, Blogs, Web Sites, Forums, Articles, Services,
Resources, Research, and Other Terrier Enthusiasts Materials.
| Name of Resource | Material Type | Description | Comments |
| Dog Adoption Guide , Pedigree | Interactive Questionnaire | Take the Profiler to narrow your choices to the Group which you can best care for. Is a Terrier really right for you? | Terriers are not for everyone. It is essential that one has the patience to care properly for these fiery, challenging breeds. |
| Select-A-Dog Questionnaire , Pedigree | Interactive Questionnaire | Narrow your choices down to a list of the top 10 breeds best for you and your lifestyle. | Did you match a Terrier in your top 10 selections? Is Terrier really the right breed for you? |
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