The Bellington Terrier was originally named rose Behring Terrier by origin. It is a gentle, gentle dog, well balanced, without any roughness or weakness. The expression at quiet is very gentle and soft, and there is no tendency to be timid or neurotic. When excited, the dog is vigilant, energetic and courageous. Their endurance is also noteworthy, and the contours of their bodies are clearly displayed when they run at high speeds.
At that time, the Bellington Terrier was heavier than the current body and had shorter feet. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, it was mixed with the Whippet and the short-legged long-body terrier, and added the blood of the poodle, which improved the height, beauty, and speed of the dog breed, and maintained its original vitality and endurance. After the new Bellington Terrier was born, it was loved by hunters and was called a gypsy. After many breed improvements, it can be raised as a companion dog. The shape of the Bellington terrier, if carefully trimmed, will be more eye-catching.
The Bellington Terrier, suitable for city life, can adapt to both hot weather and cold climates, is an excellent gatekeeper dog, a loyal family dog. No hair loss is a big advantage of them, but they need professional beauty trimming. The dog resembles a baby sheep, but has a lion-like heart. The personality is extremely different from the beautiful appearance, the fighting spirit is strong, and there must be enough exercise.
The Bellington Terrier is brave, stable and easy to train. It is a gentle, gentle dog, well balanced, without any roughness or weakness. The expression at quiet is very gentle and soft, and there is no tendency to be timid or neurotic. When excited, the dog is vigilant, energetic and courageous. Its endurance is also noteworthy.
The Berrington Terrier has a personality that is very different from its beautiful appearance, and it has a strong fighting spirit.