Alice White
#4 The breed cannot imagine life without close contact with the owner.
To be more precise, the Welsh are generally ready not to part with the owner for days: a terrier who rests his head on a slipper or a man's leg and falls asleep in this position is a completely ordinary picture. By the way, if you dream of a pet that can "mimic" the color of the wallpaper, you will definitely not be on your way with Welsh Terriers, because you can always see and hear them in your apartment. And it is also difficult to hide anything from the welsh, therefore, having acquired a representative of this family, prepare to be "under the hood" of the pet every minute.
#5 The Welsh Terrier does not get along with other dogs: this is a fact to be accepted.
In addition, he is the greatest provocateur, who knows how to arouse hostile interest from shepherds, wolfhounds, and other large tribesmen famous for their ferocity. However, the dog does no better with small representatives of the fauna - cats, hamsters, and rats, seeing the welsh, scatter at a jet speed. The Welsh Terrier loves to arrange tough showdowns with creatures even slightly inferior to him in size.
#6 A modern purebred Welsh Terrier is almost always a gamer.
Do not think that you have completed the mission by taking the dog outside and making him run after the ball. Upon returning home, the shaggy Meteor will continue to demand a new portion of entertainment. He does this not impudently, but in a manner characteristic of terriers, that is, every minute waiting for the owner who is distracted from business and reminding him of his own existence. Toys scattered around the house are another clever way to trap a person in their net. As soon as you kick the squeaker that has turned under your foot, the welsh will regard the sound made by the toy as a signal for action, and then you will not be able to get away from the game.
