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Norfolk terrier
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Norfolk terrier
a small (11-12 lb) lively, compact dog with short legs, small turned over, v-shaped ears, and a medium length (optional) docked tail. The coat is hard and wiry in black and tan, shades of red or wheaten, or grizzle. See also norwich terrier, which is essentially identical, but has erect ears.
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Norfolk Terriers are a lot like the Norwich Terriers, and are fearless, charming, ready to play, and spirited.
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Former Tory party chairman and Hong Kong governor Chris Patten spends much of his time living in France because he refuses to subject his Norfolk terriers Whisky and Soda to what he calls "a painful and expensive farce".
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