Alice White
#10 Most often, the head seems to be larger than its size, and this is due to the “increased shaggy” of the dog.
The format is typical for most terriers: the head is wide, with smooth outlines. The skull is rounded (especially in the area of the ears), the frontal part seems to be flattened. The occipital protuberance is moderately expressed.
#11 Representatives of the breed have long deserved the love of dog breeders due to their benevolent nature.
These brave kids know how to stand up for themselves, but rarely enter into a "skirmish" with relatives. Norwich Terriers are companionable animals, and therefore need the presence of the owner. Of course, the dog will get used to the work schedule, but to put up with the constant absence - no, thank you! The terrier will certainly fill up with a drawn-out bark, so be prepared to talk with disgruntled neighbors.
#12 “Norwich” wonderfully sense the weather in the house and in time to defuse the atmosphere with a funny trick.
Dogs love all family members equally, but they treat the owner with special trepidation. Respect for a terrier is not easy for owners of a gentle character, so the breed is suitable only for those dog breeders who can easily take the position of a leader in an impromptu pack. The Norwich Terrier knows how to distinguish between the intonation and the mood of the owner, so that it will not create trouble for a person with rich experience in keeping dogs.
