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Bedlington Terriers - Training

Bedlington Terriers are very active dogs. They need plenty of exercise to be in good form. If not given enough exercise, the Bedlington Terrier may get bored and mischievous. Bedlington Terriers learn obedience easily.

Bedlington Terriers - Common Diseases

The most important disorder to pay attention to is a genetic disease resulting in accumulation of copper in the dog's liver. If copper toxicosis in Bedlington Terriers is left untreated, affected dogs may die between 3 to 7 years of age. The breed is also prone to kidney diseases and eye problems.

Bedlington Terriers - Care Tips

Bedlington Terriers are not troublesome shedders. They shed little to no hair. However, their coat does require specialized clipping every six or so weeks. Normally, the coat is clipped close to the head and body. Such trimming accentuates the desired shape. The dog's ears should be shaved to leave the tassel on the tips. The hair should be left slightly longer on the legs. Brushing your Bedlington Terrier on a regular basis and cleaning the pluck inside the ears is what you can do without professional help. Bathe your dog when necessary. Have a professional groomer to show you how to trim the coat. Dogs that participate in shows and trials require more sophisticated grooming. Bedlington Terriers are the right dog breed for allergy sufferers.

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