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Lakeland terrier
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Lakeland terrier
a small (17 lb) active dog with short, harsh coat in blue and tan or black and tan. The ears are small and folded over, the tail is docked to a medium length.
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Byline: By Michael Corley A FAMILY of animal lovers fear their two Lakeland terriers have been dog-napped after they vanished on a country walk.
Our house feels empty without our lovely dogs; APPEAL: Mum and ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The puppies are believed to be Lakeland Terriers and anyone interested in giving one a home should call Gillian on 01439 798272.
How our pet project expanded by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
It was said that SSPCA officers and police went to McGregor's house several days after the alleged baiting incident where they found two painfully thin Lakeland terriers that had injuries consistent with fighting with foxes.
TRAPPED FOX 'TORTURED' WITH DOGS FOR 2 HOURS; Diary of abuse found by ... by McGIVERN, MARK / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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