Norfolk Terrier
A small, drop-eared Norfolk terrier—sturdy, cheerful, and all-around charming.
Overview. The Norfolk Terrier is a small, drop-eared terrier, once grouped with the Norwich, known for its sturdy build and merry nature.
History & Origin
An English farm and stable terrier used for ratting; it was separated from the erect-eared Norwich in the 1960s.
Appearance & Coat
Compact and short-legged, with a wiry coat in red, wheaten, black-and-tan, or grizzle and folded ears.
Temperament
Friendly, fearless, and affectionate, it is a sociable little terrier.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and coat stripping; good with families.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
