Skip to content Playful and affectionate, Dandie Dinmont Terrier dogs make wonderful companions. In the event that you have small children or other pets in the house, it is necessary to carry out proper socialization with this dog. The Dinmont Terrier is a very intelligent breed known for being extremely easy to train.
Characteristic
Like most terriers, the Dandie Dinmont Terrier is exceptionally independent. Dogs of this breed are especially distrustful of strangers and everything new for themselves, therefore, before placing the Dandie Dinmont in an unfamiliar environment for him, he must be properly socialized. This lively and very beautiful terrier of small size will be able to become your true friend and bring many happy moments into your life.
Character
The Dandie Dinmont Terrier can get along well with older children in your home and can make a great pet when the situation is right. Usually, it is not recommended to take dogs of this breed into a house where there are already other small pets, but if the Dandie Terrier grows with them, then, as a rule, no problems arise. This is a very intelligent breed, very willingly taking part in all games and obeying its master with pleasure.
Wool and care
The Dandie Dinmont Terrier has a rather long and crispy coat, which contains both soft and coarse hairs. In order for dogs of this breed to look properly, it will take some effort to care for them. Hard crispy hairs should not resemble a wire in their structure, and those strands that are on the head should be soft and silky. The Dandie Dinmont Terrier needs regular brushing and brushing to prevent tangling or matting of the coat. Molting is fairly moderate and can be minimal. If the owner of the dog does not know the art of professional grooming, you will need to contact a special salon. Dead hairs should be trimmed. When necessary, the dog should be bathed.
Training
Raising the Dandie Dinmont Terrier is an affectionate, but at the same time – firm hand, because from time to time they demonstrate enviable stubbornness. But since this breed is quite intelligent, the training is quite simple, although the course of obedience can be somewhat difficult. Low attention span.
Activity
The Dandie Dinmont Terrier is well suited for living in a city apartment. For this small and sturdy breed, the activity that these dogs show indoors is quite enough. You can study regularly in the apartment, although it would be very nice if you had a small yard at your disposal.
