Facts about the Bedlington Terrier Dog

• The Bedlington Terrier dog is named after the mining town of Bedlington, England.
• Bedlington Terriers don't just run, they gallop.
• This breed of dog is often described as having the look of a lamb with the heart of the lion,
• Size: Males: 16½ inches (42 cm); females: 15½ inches (39 cm).
• Dog Weight: 17 to 23 Pounds (7.7 to 10.5 kg)
• Breed usage: Hunting Dog: badgers and vermin
• Color: White.
• Eyes: Almond-shaped, color: sandy, blue, liver, blue and tan, liver and tan, sandy and tan.
• Ears: Triangular.
• Nose: Large, well-defined nostrils.
• Skull: Narrow, deep and rounded.
• Tail: "Scimitar-shaped".
• Litter Size: Between 2 to 5 puppies
• The Bedlington Terrier is known as a dog with a good nature and mild manners.
• The Bedlington breed is one of the most reliable terriers.
• Originally, the Bedlington breed was known as the "Rothbury" or "Rodbery Terrier."
• Median longevity of Bedlington Terriers is about 13.5 years.