Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

This dog has its origins in ancient breeds of dogs that have lived in Ireland for thousands of years. They are believed by experts to be associated with the Irish Terrier and the Kerry Blue Terrier. The breed was used as a universal dog for farmers. They killed parasites, were guard dogs, shepherds of sheep and cattle, hunters on land and in water, and a deterrent to violators.

The physical allure of the Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier lies in its medium-sized, well-proportioned frame and its unique coat. The breed's coat is soft and silky, falling in gentle waves that give it a distinctive appearance. Its color ranges from pale beige to shimmering gold, reminiscent of ripened wheat fields. The Wheaten Terrier's expressive eyes are typically a warm brown, exuding intelligence and warmth. Its ears are small and fold forward, adding to its alert and lively expression. This breed's athletic build is complemented by a strong neck and a level topline, making it both graceful and sturdy.

Character Medium-sized soft-haired wheat terrier, compact, maneuverable and powerful. They have stamina and strength. This breed is more stable and stable than most terriers. Temperament It is bold, active and playful, intelligent and loving to learn, with confident and elegant movements of the dog. Sometimes he can be stubborn. He does not bark too much. He is very attached and dedicated to his master, loves children and usually accepts other dogs and other domestic animals. This breed rarely barks, however, because of their size and fidelity, they present an excellent dog for personal protection. They are very sensitive and reflect the mood of those around them.

The dog is used for hunting small wild animals, for protecting farms and houses, and as a pleasant and loyal ally.