They stand roughly 14 to 15 inches in height (at the shoulders).
They typically weigh between 20 and 25 pounds.
They are somewhat similar to the Airedale Terrier in appearance.
This small dog has a wiry coat that is of moderate length.
The color of this breed is typically tan and black or tan and gray.
Temperament
This breed is loyal to its master and immediate family.
These dogs are quite active, alert, and energetic.
They may have a tendency to bark quite a bit (especially if they hear unfamiliar sounds). Thus, they are a good watch dogs.
These dogs enjoy outdoor activities.
They do not always get along with other dogs and should not be left alone with other household pets.
This breed is better suited for responsible children.
Living Standards
As mentioned earlier, this little terrier likes outdoor activities. Thus, a home with a small to moderate size yard is preferred.
If you live in an apartment, this small dog will be fine as long as you get him plenty of exercise.
Exercise
This breed requires a daily walk (a moderate to long distance is recommended).
These small dogs love outdoor activity and will happily play with dog toys, tennis balls, or even Frisbees. Be sure to provide them with a bone to chew as well.
You can also take this dog jogging on a leash.
Allow this small terrier to run in a safe confined area as well.
Litter Size
Welsh Terrier puppies will typically be born into a litter of about 3 to 6 pups.
Health and Life Expectancy
This is generally a healthy breed.
Certain health issues related to these small dogs include:
