Why Wheatens
Why Wheatens?
Extracts from the Breed Standards used in Australia explain why I am happy to make the transition, remembering that I aim to have my Wheatens meet the Boxer benchmark for temperament. A point that Maureen Holmes might take me up on if she were still alive.
Reference http://www.ankc.org.au/default.aspx
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
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GENERAL APPEARANCE: Medium-sized, compact, upstanding terrier well covered with a soft, wheaten coloured, natural coat that falls in loose curls or waves. An active, short-coupled dog, strong and well built; well balanced in structure and movement, not exaggerated in any way. Standing four square with head and tail up, giving the appearance of a happy dog, full of character.
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GENERAL APPEARANCE The Boxer is a medium sized, sturdy, smooth-haired dog of short square figure and strong limb. ….. |
Characteristics: A natural terrier with strong sporting instincts, hardy and of strong constitution. Temperament: Good tempered. Most affectionate and loyal to his owners. Most intelligent. A trusty, faithful friend, defensive without aggression. | CHARACTERISTICS TEMPERAMENT |
Contact Details
Margaret GraySaphyr's Run, Sunbury, VIC, Australia
Phone : 0418 410017
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