The Patterdale Terrier is a working terrier breed known for its courage and tenacity. Stories abound relating to the willingness of this breed to work endlessly.
They are also gaining recognition as a companion dog by being considerably more laid-back and tractable than some other working terrier breeds.
The bonding traits of Patterdale Terriers give them an overwhelming desire to please, whether working or playing.
In the home, Patterdales are affectionate, gentle and with positive reinforcement, are very well behaved. They bask in the attention of their people.
The Patterdale Terrier is intelligent and sensitive. They learn very quickly with positive reinforcement.............they do not do well with a heavy hand.
Your Patterdale will demand a lot of play and exercise, and because he is bred to be a working terrier, he must have a secure, fenced yard to keep him safe.
As a general rule, the PTCA does not recommend any terrier breed for families with children under seven years of age.
Patterdales are very loving to those who are kind and loving in return.
WHERE DID THEY COME FROM?
Patterdales have an historical background dating back a hundred years in the Lakes Region of Northern England.
The Patterdale Terrier is a working terrier breed known for its courage and tenacity. Stories abound relating to the willingness of this breed towork endlessly.
They are also gaining recognition as a companion dog by being considerably more laid-back and tractable than some other working terrier breeds.
The bonding traits of Patterdale Terriers give them an overwhelming desire to please, whether working or playing.
In the home, Patterdales are affectionate, gentle and with positive reinforcement, are very well behaved. They bask in the attention of their people.
The Patterdale Terrier is intelligent and sensitive. They learn very quicklywith positive reinforcement.............they do not do well with a heavy hand.
Your Patterdale will demand a lot of play and exercise, and because he is bred to be a working terrier, he must have a secure, fenced yard to keep him safe.
As a general rule, the PTCA does not recommend any terrier breed for families with children under seven years of age.
Patterdales are very loving to those who are kind and loving in return.