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Other names:	reedwater-terrier
FCI Dog Group	Group 3 Terriers. Section 1 Terriers of large and medium size. Without working trial.

This dog shows activity and courage. Borders love to sit and watch what is going on. Walks with Borders will often involve them sitting and lying in the grass to observe the environment around them. They are intelligent and eager to please, but they retain the capacity for independent thinking and initiative. Their love of people and even temperament make them fine therapy dogs.

Maximun cobertures in Spain:	Reimbursement: €3,100 per year, include medications, any vet clinic in Spain and it covers all diseases without sublimits.
Annual prices begining at:	Yorkshire Terrier 18€ per months, Jack Russel Terrier 18€ per months, Border Collie, Chihuahua, Caniche and Shih Tzu 19€ per months, Pomerania, Fox Terrier and Cocker 20€/month, Bichon and Beagle 21€, Labrador and Golden Retriever from 25€/month
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Maximun cobertures in Spain:

Reimbursement: €3,100 per year, include medications, any vet clinic in Spain and it covers all diseases without sublimits.

Annual prices begining at:

Yorkshire Terrier 18€ per months, Jack Russel Terrier 18€ per months, Border Collie, Chihuahua, Caniche and Shih Tzu 19€ per months, Pomerania, Fox Terrier and Cocker 20€/month, Bichon and Beagle 21€, Labrador and Golden Retriever from 25€/month

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Get your personalized Quote clicking here

Features

HEIGHT

Male: 33-40 cm, Female: 28-36 cm

WEIGHT

Male: 5,9–7,1 kg, Female: 5,1–6,4 kg

FEEDING

From 90-130 gr

TEMPERAMENT FOR KIDS

Good

COLOURS

Grayish and tan, and (sometimes almost black), reddish and grayish, often brown.

RELATIONSHIP OTHER DOGS

Good

LIFE SPAN

12-15 years

APTITUDES

Hunting and companion dog

TEMPERAMENT

Loving, Obedient, Intelligent, Fearless, Alert, Gentle.

ORIGIN

Britain

Breed History

The border terrier was developed in the Cheviot Hills area, on the border between England and Scotland. That is where its name comes from. It was originally used to hunt foxes, which were a pest to farmers in that area. Its small size allowed it to enter the foxholes burrows and make them flee.

The Border Terrier is a very active and determined dog. Its strong personality is easily noticed, but it does not tend to be a strong-willed or aggressive dog. On the contrary, it is usually very friendly, both with people and with other dogs.

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Breed diseases

Cataracts, autoimmune problems, patellar luxation, thyroid problems, allergies, neurological problems, heart problems, hip dysplasia .

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