Frequently Asked Questions

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How big do Welshies or Wire Fox Terriers get?

Either breed is considered a medium-sized dog weighing about 18-23 lbs.

Do Welshies and Wire Fox Terriers require a lot of attention?

Both breeds are notorious for their high energy and love for life. "Adventure" is their middle name.

Do I have to feed my dog a raw diet?

We do not require our families to feed raw, but we certainly encourage it. Please see our video section under “Helpful Links” for why we do what we do for our furry friends. It is really not hard to do at all once you understand the basics. We have a great "How To" video on our website.

Do Welshies or Wire Fox Terriers make good family dogs?

ABSOLUTELY! They are loyal, fearless companions. That being said, little children should NEVER be left alone with any puppy. Every breed has its own purpose and a puppy must be trained what is acceptable behavior in any circumstance; living with children can play a big part in that training so children must learn, too, what is appropriate play so as to help their new puppy achieve success. Bringing home a new puppy is a learning experience for the whole family. Training that terrier spirit is imperative and once done, you’ll never find more amazing family dogs.

Why do you recommend crate training my puppy?

Crate training is essential for a happy puppy and a happy puppy owner. It is provides a safe a familiar space for your puppy to call his own (think of holidays and unfamiliar faces and routines.) It helps with potty training and household safety and provides safer travel to the vet and other places.

How much training do Welshies or Wire Fox Terriers need?

Both breeds benefit from regular daily exercise and mental stimulation. Welshies and Wire Fox Terriers are incredibly smart and learn quick, but firm, constant behavior training will help to reign in their "terrier fire." Michele is a certified dog trainer and offers training consultations and classes to help owners learn how to positively train their Terrier family members.