Sealyham Terrier
A rare, white Welsh terrier with a big beard—once a gentleman's hunter, now a treasured companion.
Overview. The Sealyham Terrier is a rare, white-coated Welsh terrier with a long body and a generous beard, bred for badger and otter hunting.
History & Origin
Developed at Sealyham House in Wales by Captain John Edwards in the 19th century; once popular, now uncommon.
Appearance & Coat
Low and sturdy, with a wiry white coat (sometimes with lemon or badger markings) and a strong head.
Temperament
Game, affectionate, and good-humored, it is a sturdy, companionable terrier.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and professional grooming to keep the coat and beard tidy.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
