Sealyham Terrier
Photo: Dr. Sabine Schumann (Public domain)

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Sealyham Terrier

Quick facts

Origin
Wales
Size
Small
Weight
20–24 lb
Coat
Long, wiry double coat
Temperament
Alert, affectionate, spirited, independent

The breed

The Sealyham Terrier is a small, sturdy Welsh terrier with a distinctive long, low body, broad head, and strong jaws. Its weather-resistant double coat is usually white, often marked with lemon, tan, or badger-colored patches around the head and ears. The breed has folded ears, dark expressive eyes, and a jaunty beard that gives it a dignified, slightly comical expression.

Sealyham Terriers are generally cheerful, confident, and affectionate companions. They tend to be less frenetic than some other terriers, but still retain the breed’s traditional courage, curiosity, and independent streak. Playful and alert, they often enjoy being involved in family life and may be reserved or watchful around unfamiliar people.

Are you looking for a small, spirited companion that enjoys joining in on family activities? Consider the Sealyham Terrier for that role.

For your new Sealyham Terrier

Help along the way

Pet transport

Getting your new Sealyham Terrier home from the breeder? A pet transport pro can quote the trip from the kennel to your door.

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Dog nutritionist

A canine nutrition consult can help you feed your new Sealyham Terrier well, from the first meals at home through the months ahead.

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Dog trainer

A dog trainer can help your new Sealyham Terrier learn manners and settle in with your household.

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