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Glen of Imaal Terrier
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Description
The Glen of Imaal Terrier is a short legged dog that is low to the ground with a long body. The front legs are bowed. The harsh, shaggy, medium-length coat comes in red, blue, brindle, or wheaten. It has a rough outer coat lined with a soft, dense undercoat. The chest is broad and strong. The powerful head has a distinct stop and tapered muzzle. The ears are half-pricked. The nose is black and the eyes are round and chestnut.
Height: 14 inches (35.5-36.5 cm.)
Weight: 34-36 pounds (15.5-16.5 kg.)
The Glen of Imaal is a spirited and intelligent little dog. Tough and game when hunting, otherwise mild-mannered and calm indoors. Very brave and stubborn. Patient and loyal. Peaceful and gentle with the family. These excessively devoted dogs like to be near their owners and make fine family pets. Playful and excellent with children. Feisty with other animals. This breed has a deep bark and likes to dig and chase. Training should always be consistent with some play in every session. Glens are keen to learn, but they sometimes try to dominate and can be stubborn.
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Average puppy price
$0.00
Lifespan
12 - 15 years
Size category
Small
Feeding requirements
Easy and non fussy feeders. Some breeders feed only raw meat and vegetables to their dogs.
Ailments
Glens are a very healthy breed, with no record of recurring health problems.
Susceptibility to illness
Low
Energy
Medium
Amount of exercise
These dogs love to run and play, but do not need excessive amounts of exercise.
Intelligence
An intelligent breed, easy to train providing the training is consistent. These dogs can be stubborn and domineering.
Distress Caused if left alone
Low
Suitability as a guard dog
Mediu
Tendency to bark
Medium
Ease of transportation
High
Level of aggression
Medium
Compatibility with other animals
Medium
Suitable for children
High
Grooming
Easy dogs to groom at home, but it does require stripping twice a year.
Coat length
Short/Medium
Shedding
Little
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