FCI 3/1/70 · Country of origin United Kingdom

Lakeland Terrier

The Lakeland Terrier originated in the Lake District of England during the 19th century, where it was bred to hunt vermin—particularly foxes and weasels—in rugged upland terrain. It features a harsh, weather-resistant coat and a striking liver-and-tan coloration. Initially prized for its agility, courage, and ability to work in challenging environments, today’s Lakeland Terrier is an energetic, intelligent, and devoted companion. It requires regular exercise, consistent training, and occasional coat trimming. This versatile terrier is ideal for active families who appreciate its spirited yet affectionate nature.

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FCI number: 3/1/70
Country of origin: United Kingdom
Weight: 6.8–7.7 kg
Height at withers: 37–37 cm