Patterdale Terrier Reviews
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★★★★★
“little may ”
Written on: 29/03/2013
Me and wife where looking for a terrer for a long time . We finally settled on a patterdale she is a verry loveing dog loves other dogs as long as she gets to know them .brilliant with kids she will run round with them all day the best thing we ever done was get are may (read more)
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“lovely lola”
Written on: 24/02/2013
we promised our daughter a puppy for her birthday( like you do) looked on the internet as only wanted a small dog for a already busy home. Found patterdale advertised. when i reseached the breed i was reluctant,but took a chance. so glad i did. They are fantastic. You need to be very dominant,so that they know who is boss. But they cant do enough to please. Lola is very easy to train ( loves and treats). she is only 8 months old and can sit,stay,leave,lie down,fetch,recall,heal and many... (read more)
★★★★★
“My Little Firecracker!”
Written on: 25/11/2012 by cheekymonkey68 (1 review written)
I have a Patty, he is nearly 8, I got him from rescue and he is just fab! Toby is really smart and loves learning new things. Pattys are full of character and naughtiness. They are not for your average first time dog owner especially if you are getting them from a puppy, they do tend to have growing up phases which result in a lot of them ending up in rescue at approx 1 and 2 years old. I had no intention of getting a Patterdale Terrier, it was fate. I was fostering for a rescue and I... (read more)
★★★★☆
“Awesome little pup”
Written on: 22/09/2012 by eyeflingpu (1 review written)
We got our patterdale at 9 weeks old and he's awesome. Had a few issues with toilet training but does pee on command word. Brilliant at training. His recall is fantastic. Loves kids but does get very excited. Hates being left alone for any amount of time. Very inquisitive especially about cats. Basically like any other pup which is lots of hard work and consistency but very worth while. Wouldn't be without him (read more)
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“pain in the backside”
Written on: 16/09/2012
Have had out patterdale since she was 6 weeks old and she is now 8 years old. Destroyed most things as puppy, very protective of toys. Great with children and adults. Hates other dogs. (we have another 2 so that can be difficult sometimes) Noisy, wilful and thinks shes in charge. No recall skills whatsoever. Went to dog training lessons and loved it, did everything, but was clever enough to know that at classes it was one thing, back home it was another. Shes very very intelligent. Knows... (read more)
★★★★★
“A diamond in the rough”
Written on: 30/07/2012
If I had read the 'official' breed guides to Patterdales before getting one, I would have stayed well clear! Luckily I fell in love with a handsome little black dog at the rescue kennels and never looked back. My Patt is a gentle, loving dog who would happily sleep next to you, under the covers, on his back, paws in the air if you let him! He has sooo much character and is as intelligent as they come. I have two small children and he is great with them. I would say his only downfall is that... (read more)
★★★★☆
“a good breed”
Written on: 24/06/2012 by Hunter45 (2 reviews written)
This is a good breed. I have it from last year and it behaves in a very good manner. would recommend it if you want to buy a good breed of dogs (read more)
★★★★★
“mad, excitable,frendly”
Written on: 23/06/2012 by kathymoo
a patterdale is the write dog if you have time to look after it and give it lots of exercise it cant be locked away for a long period of time this dog is grate with kids and a mans best friend it will be grate with young people but at first OTT you couldn't have a patterdale if you were only going to walk him once a day at the minimum two the need places to run so a large garden with netting around it and under ground as they are grate at diging and jumping they cam evan climb trees when you... (read more)
★★★★☆
“My Patterdale”
Written on: 23/05/2012
I had my patterdale (Tia) since she was 11 months old now she is 4 and will be 5 in december. She is a brilliant dog and behaves very well. The only problems with have with her are she is scared of water and doesn't give up her toys she doesn't understand leave. Does anyone know how I can change this? She is great with other dogs, and can tell if you are upset because she will come and sit with you. She is such a loyal dog and protects us. Tia needs alot of attention and walks she hates... (read more)
Guest's Comment
Written on: 06/06/2012
My PT is very good with my 16 year old cat, and she is also afraid of water. These dogs were bread to go to ground, and water is a foriegn concept. I dont know if I could be trained out of them. I agree with you 100%, mine is the best and smartest dog I have ever had!
To get her to leave her toys, I had to offer my little girl something she wanted more, usualy a tasty treat. She is very food driven, and I just keep my hand on the toy while I reach for a treat and tell her calmly to let go. It took a while, but she always left the toy in my hand to take the treat out of the other. good luck with your little one!
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 09/06/2012
Hi I have a PT and she loves swimming in the river etc but hates the rain unfortunatly she doesn't like other animals either, she wont drop and leave as its the rat catcher aspect but I have got someone coming to help me deal with it. She also hates being left alone even for a second they are not easy dogs to own! But like you say very loyal to her pack and gaurds all of us with her life even if she is scared!
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★★★★★
“Living with a Patterdale Terrier”
Written on: 17/03/2012
We rescued our farm bred Patterdale Terrier when she was just a year old. She is a fantastic pet but does not like loud noises so was not suited to farm life. She is energetic when out on her daily run but snoozes quietly at home. She is excellent with children, we have 6 grandchildren under the age of 7 and she is very gentle with them. She had one litter of puppies before we had her spayed and she was a very good mother and allowed us to handle her babies from the moment they were born.... (read more)
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★★★★★
“Maisie 15 month old Patterdale.”
Written on: 18/01/2012 by stassion
I have had my patterdale from being 9 weeks old. My boyfriend spent alot of time looking on the internet for a good breeder, when he eventually found one we got the pick of a litter and we picked our Maisie. We read lot about patterdales before we got one and prepared ourselves well in advance. She is now 15 months old and What can i say she is the best thing that could have happened to us, she is very well behaved, was easy to train, hasn't destroyed anything of ours (except a bit of post... (read more)
★★★★☆
“Patterdale/cross”
Written on: 23/10/2011
We have a 13 week old, had him at 8 weeks and so far he is a wonderful dog. I have 2 kids aged 6 and 9, and he is very good. We live in the country near miles of field walks so ideal for a terrier. He is very calm in the house and loves nothing more than having a snooze. My springer spaniel was (though lovely) hyperactive and crazy from a tiny age,was expecting same with this one but he`s a quiet little chap. He is crossed with a long haired JR though so i guess this changes personality... (read more)
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“help my patterdale keeps snapping at my children ”
Written on: 23/10/2011
my georgeous patterdale terrier riley is my best friend we got him when he was only 8 month old he is neerely 4 now and he is a great dog beutifull rare fun to take for walks and he used to be ok around my children untill just recentely we have also 3 springer spaniels and they are great with kids they will play all day rolling around the floore but my patterdale accidently pupped my female springer so because riley was super hyper so we made the decision to have him castrated so there... (read more)
Acharmmedlife's Comment
Written on: 06/06/2012
Do you know of any particular reason he started this behavior? a progressive attitude change could be a sign of an injury or cancer in the dog, or it could be as simple as him not getting enough exorcise. Patterdales are meant to be working dogs, and need a job to do to be as happy and healthy as possible. If you cant trust your boy around your children, and he isn't responding to you much anymore, it's time to bring in the pro's. a Professional dog trainer will be able to pinpoint the problem, and show you (and your children) how to keep him under control
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★★★★★
“New dog”
Written on: 06/09/2011 by alamo16584 (1 review written)
i have just got a 8 month patterdale called PIPPA & she is brilliant but scratches quite a lot though she is clean & clear she also seems to be biting her feet almost like biting her nails we have started to alternate feeds between dry and tin thinking lack of oils but any advise appreciated (read more)
★★★★☆
“have just got my new female patterdale, she is 8 weeks...”
Written on: 28/04/2011 by NiaE20 (1 review written)
have just got my new female patterdale, she is 8 weeks old and is great with the family! we are in the middle of teaching her what she should an shoudnt bite and is doing quit well for a puppy so young. Have not had the chance to take her out yet as she still needs her second vaccination, but hopefully all will go ok! :) i know a lot of people think patterdales are vicious because they are breed for hunting but if you get a patterdale from the right breeder who DOESNT breed them for... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have 2 patterdales from same litter; one male and...”
Written on: 30/03/2011
I have 2 patterdales from same litter; one male and one female at 11 months old. They are awesome, very affectionate, great with kids and other dogs. They're real characters and great entertainment. They need a lot of exercise though and I've found they are stubborn to go back on the lead after a good run in the fields or over the moor as they like their freedom too much. Plenty of treats once they are on the lead usually helps as pats tend to be lead by their stomach but don't over feed... (read more)
★★★★★
“i have a patterdale terrier when he walks he falls to...”
Written on: 20/03/2011
i have a patterdale terrier when he walks he falls to the ground and refuse,s to walk can anyone give me some advice (read more)
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“Patterdale terriers are well house and you can trust...”
Written on: 16/03/2011
Patterdale terriers are well house and you can trust them patterdale's are fabulous pets and they will all ways keep you company...I love patterdale terriers because i have one and they are well behaved.But don't over feed it or it will get too fat and will ask for food all the time.They are cheap too afford.! (read more)
★★★★★
“I've had my female Patterdale for 8 months now, she is...”
Written on: 13/03/2011
I've had my female Patterdale for 8 months now, she is my first dog and I bought her from a breeder at 18 months. She's a broken coated red girl with a white chest and a few White toes. Bought as a companion and to conquer my fear of dogs she has excelled in both. Ruby is very willing to learn and picks up new commands quickly- though persistence is needed in training her as she is excitable and can be easily distracted.
My only problem with Ruby is her hesitance with othe dogs- she can...
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★★★★★
“I acquired Max who is a Patterdale x Cocker spaniel...”
Written on: 11/03/2011
I acquired Max who is a Patterdale x Cocker spaniel off a family with small children who lived in a Flat and couldn't exercise him enough. A very very friendly and intellegent family Dog. House trained. He licks my hand when he wants out. The only downside with him that he doesn't like to be bothered by big dogs who think that they can bully him. He is ok with dogs as long as they don't try to be aggressive. If they do he normally bites their noses or hangs onto their ears. I always keep him... (read more)
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★★★★★
“I have a Patterdale, Todd absolutely adorable and...”
Written on: 03/02/2011 by JackieG (1 review written)
I have a Patterdale, Todd absolutely adorable and loving only issues I am having issues with him at the moment is escaping out of the garden I had cut a lilac tree back and I caught him actually climbing it and going over the fence has anyone else had a problem like this?
Jackie
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Mfeatherstone's Response to JackieG's Review
Written on: 07/04/2011
hi , i dont have the same problem but i might no a way to hlp. do oyu take pyur dog out for regular and long walkss of lead? - patterdales like to have alot of free roam excersize, and i think if your patterdale gets this, it wil stop tying to escape.please let me no if this helps.
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Mandyjane85's Response to JackieG's Review
Written on: 10/04/2011
I have a patterdale this breed can climb trees should the dog be able to work it out. mine loves climbing up over fences.
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Beakerj's Response to JackieG's Review
Written on: 22/04/2011
They are escape artists for sure - especially the males & are blinking good climbers, especially for their size, they love to be up high. It's combination of willpower, interest in the outside world, prey drive & sheer intelligence I think, that makes them so good at this - they htink it out & try over & over again. I've known of a couple of males killed young this way, finding their way out onto the road. A lot of exercise, good games & a seriously dogproofed garden is the answer. This'll take trial & error!
<br/>Good luck, I have 2 Patterdale/Lakeland terriers & thankfully my male dog is not determined to escape. His Uncle however can hop a 4'fence with ease, & much much higher with a bit of thought. He'll try anything, but is an obedient lad & goes to work with his Tree Surgeon Dad.
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★★★★★
“We adopted our patterdale two years ago, she was...”
Written on: 13/01/2011
We adopted our patterdale two years ago, she was abandoned. We had no background information on her and had no name. she quickly settled in to our house and is the most loving loyal animal I have ever come across. She is so affectionate and always wants a cuddle. She is great with children. She is a very good house dog. I would not be without my patterdale she is amazing! (read more)
Tish44's Comment
Written on: 07/01/2013
We have a 17 week old patterdale and she loves going out on walks. I usually walk her for 40 mins once a day but more if possible. But I've noticed she has started walking on 3 legs quite a lot with her back right leg held up. Shes not in pain and she can run about no problem. Any ideas why she is doing this?
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★★★★★
“i have a 11 month old patterdale/lakeland cross who is...”
Written on: 13/12/2010
i have a 11 month old patterdale/lakeland cross who is the most loyal companion i have ever had in a dog, who loves to be around me day and night, i would recommend having this breed of dog to any one kind as she has thrived on my love for her and gives it me back 100 fold.
i could not be with out her
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“ I have a one year old Patterdale Terrier female,...”
Written on: 08/12/2010
I have a one year old Patterdale Terrier female, she is the most loving dog I have ever owned . I have three children who she adores and never snipes or barks at them they can do anything to her and she just kisses . She is smart has learned many tricks . I will never have any other kind of dog and I grew up with a very loylal golden retriever. (read more)
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“We only got our 8 week old black Patterdale puppy...”
Written on: 06/12/2010
We only got our 8 week old black Patterdale puppy yesterday. The kids named him Jet after lots of arguments, the name was agreed as we drove to see him and passed the JET petrol station. It is a breed I have never heard of until I started searching the net for information about the breed that I saw how many different types of patterdale there are. After just one night he has settled in so well and we all adore him. Kids think I am cruel as we have borrowed a cage for him but cage = full... (read more)
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“We got our patterdale from the rescue kennals about...”
Written on: 22/11/2010 by raccoon (1 review written)
We got our patterdale from the rescue kennals about three months ago. There was no background to him and we did not have a correct name. After six weeks he responded to the new name we gave him. At first when walking him we had him on a lead and collar but he was pulling all the time and was difficult to control. Moved onto a harness and that is ok. We found very early that he is aggressive to other dogs that are larger than him so we started to put a muzzle on him which he hates. Now after... (read more)
Sam Thompson's Response to raccoon's Review
Written on: 24/11/2010
I found this review not helpful because... The reviewer was clearly not capable or experienced enough to look after a dog of this kind. A working dog of this kind cannot possibly get enough exercise on a lead.
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Kittybell3's Response to raccoon's Review
Written on: 21/04/2011
I found this review not helpful because...you cannot get rid of a dog because after one night of wanting nothing to do with you, you think he will bite you!! My Patterdale does this when she is feeling unwell and like a child favours the attention of one owner, but has never growled or bitten anyone.... Maybe it did the toilet on your bed necause it has an upset stomach. ...... How Ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Beakerj's Response to raccoon's Review
Written on: 22/04/2011
I found this review not helpful because...this dog is displaying classic signs of being 'top dog' or pack leader, due to inexperienced handler. This is not a matter of size or strength, but attitude, & is obviously not poster's fault.. He is treating your wife as his, & marking you out as an intruder/outsider to his territory (literally).
<br/>All of the above can be changed & handled by an experienced handler who will not allow a male terrier (or any terrier) to rule the roost.
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<br/>Is he neutered? Has the Vet checked him for any conditions which may be causing this? A good behaviourist could help with this, & he need not be returned, or become any more agressive.
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<br/>Hope you find some help! They're great dogs, & I wouldn't be without mine.
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★★★★★
“I have a 2 1/2yr old black broken coated Patterdale...”
Written on: 26/10/2010
I have a 2 1/2yr old black broken coated Patterdale called buster.patterdales are first&foremost working dogs&as such need plenty of exercise.if u take the decision to acquire one you'll be rewarded with a loyal brave companion.my dog is great with kids,adults&other dogs but anything he doesn't recognise other than this is considered prey & he will try to catch&kill it.this is what they've been bred for.a great dog if u live in countryside as a good hour a day is needed walking¬ just when... (read more)
★★★★★
“Our patterdale is nearly 6 months old now and we would...”
Written on: 19/10/2010
Our patterdale is nearly 6 months old now and we would highly recommend this breed. He does have a LOT of energy but then again will quite happily sleep on your lap all afternoon.
We have a cat who he absolutely adores, although she kind of just tolerates him! We also have twin girls who regularly walk him with their friends, he is very good on the lead, although has been known to bark at men coming towards them, but this isn't a trait I discourage! We also have a 2 year old boy, who likes...
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★★★★★
“We have had our Patterdale x for 7 years now. We got...”
Written on: 02/10/2010
We have had our Patterdale x for 7 years now. We got her at 6 weeks old. We already had a 3yr old golden labrador and as soon as Molly landed she was the boss! She is fantastic fun, wants to be outside all the time, guarding her territory from cats! She never strays and is always only a couple of metres away from us when she is being walked. We love her to bits and dont ever want to think about her departing this earth! Would definitely recommend the breed and wouldn't think twice about... (read more)
★★★★★
“ We have a three years old Chatterdale....”
Written on: 01/10/2010
We have a three years old Chatterdale. Patterdale/chihuahua Cross. She looks like a patterdale but longer thinner legs and smaller face.Rescued her from Manchester dogs home .I was told she got on with smaller animals....she does but wants to chase them!!! I have chickens in the back garden and when she is not on my knee RESTING she is staring at them through the french windows. LOL. (read more)
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★★★★★
“patterdale terrier what can i say ive got alfie a x...”
Written on: 29/09/2010
patterdale terrier what can i say ive got alfie a x patterdale staffy hes so intelligent rings abell 2 go out counts 2 ten loud and quiet hes just adorable and i love him so much,my 1st dog hes my world ,were doing the pennine way any body any info on them walking it [plz]i would recommend a patterdale as a pet for a family there the best dogs ever (read more)
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“I have a 10 month old male rough coat patterdale. My...”
Written on: 06/09/2010
I have a 10 month old male rough coat patterdale. My partner and I got him at 8 weeks and have taken him to lots of puppy training classes its important to socialise this dog well when they're young as terriers in general can get a bit snappy. Patterdales are energetic, bright and pick up instruction really quickly whilst this is great it also means he needs a lot of stimulation with new tricks, toys and lots of exercise. We're fortunate to live next to a big park and close to Hackney... (read more)
★★★★☆
“I have a patterdale terrier. During the day, she is a...”
Written on: 04/09/2010
I have a patterdale terrier. During the day, she is a delightful bundle of energy. Very lovable, loyal and obedient.
Come 8pm, when she is tired, if anybody disturbs her from her sleep, she will growl, snap and I'm quite sure one day she will bite.
I put her to bed at 8pm, in the utility area, and we leave her be.
Because of this, I would recommend this little dog to any family with children over the age of seven.
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★★★★★
“My Patterdale Terrier Chubby is amazing, see here:- ”
Written on: 03/09/2010
My Patterdale Terrier Chubby is amazing, see here:-
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I am so proud of the little fella, he is lively and a real character. If you ever consider getting one, you will never ever regret it, best dogs on the planet.
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★★★★★
“My 23 month old patterdale called Jakeley is the most...”
Written on: 25/08/2010
My 23 month old patterdale called Jakeley is the most amazing individual dog! he loves to play and will drop anything he can find to play with as he wants you to throw it for him! i have a 10 year old rottweiler and jakeley always wants to play but kes can never be bothered.jakeley loves hugging you and putting his face on yours and never short of kisses!you need plenty of exercise for this breed but when you see how happy they are running off the lead its so worth it!! (read more)
★★★★★
“We had a broken coated black girl called snowey for 11...”
Written on: 17/08/2010 by smudjer (1 review written)
We had a broken coated black girl called snowey for 11 years until sadly 2 years ago she died, these 11 years were very happy ones, anyone thinking of owning a patterdale I would say go ahead you will not regret it these spunky little dogs are full of life and very intelligent,clean and very playful. I fully intend to get another one as soon as work commitments change. (read more)
★★★★★
“Our Patterdale x border, Tess, is the most...”
Written on: 10/08/2010
Our Patterdale x border, Tess, is the most affectionate,fun loving dog you could ever wish to share your home with.She was 10 wk.old when we got her from a local gamekeeper;already house trained, believe it or not.We took her to puppy training classes with one of our grandsons and both of them learnt a lot.She has most of the breed traits,headstrong,adaptable,but all of this can be controlled easily with patience.There a lots of kids coming through our house and I trust Tess implicitly she... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a 9 month old male Patterdale he is my life I...”
Written on: 29/07/2010 by EMMAMUNDAY (2 reviews written)
I have a 9 month old male Patterdale he is my life I love him so much he is sooo obedient sits does both paws lays down walks to heal doesnt run off even waits till we say ok for him to eat his food, We have 2 cats which he loves and offers them his toys to play with (they just ignore him)! I have a 9 year old and he loves her, Also baby on the way which I have every confidents he will be fine with, He has become very protective over me and wont let men he doesnt no come near me on walks etc... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a 10 month old patterdale, i adore him. He can...”
Written on: 14/07/2010
I have a 10 month old patterdale, i adore him. He can be left alone without destroying things, he adores my cats. He even leaves the rabbits alone. He is good off lead, but has select hearing for recall if something more interesting is going on elsewhere. I didnt know whether my lifestyle would suit a dog, but he goes everywhere with me. He has a dog flap so can come and go as pleases when i am at work. A brilliant breed but need a lot of exercise and is always up for playing. (read more)
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“i have just been lucky enough to adopt a patterdale...”
Written on: 10/07/2010 by alfiepatterdale (1 review written)
i have just been lucky enough to adopt a patterdale terrier aged 18 months, he has given me a new lease of life....i love him to bits, he,s like my baby!!! yes he has to be kept on a short leash outside as he shifts at the first sign ov fur, but he,s an amazing little dog and has settled well within our family home!!! a great family pet, and i feel he will be my faithful friend forever.. hes just brill!!!! (read more)
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★★★★★
“my patterdale roxy,16 months old is the centre of my...”
Written on: 02/05/2010
my patterdale roxy,16 months old is the centre of my world,love the bones of her.very clever and well behaved but she cant be let off the lead as she bolts,common problem.she is walked three times s day and there is lots of play time.this breed is so good with children people and other dogs.they are full of character and all have their own peculiar ways.get one you wont regret it. (read more)
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“I have owned a Patterdale Terrier for 6 years now. She...”
Written on: 31/03/2010
I have owned a Patterdale Terrier for 6 years now. She is full of life , naughty as hell, and constantly finds ways of escaping the garden so she can chase rabbits!! She loves the cat, they sleep curled up together sometimes.she has grown up with the kids and they love her. The only thing she dislikes are the letters so a letter cage is strongly recommended.
I feel that she thinks we are in her life not her in ours and we have to remind her who is the boss quite often, for example sitting...
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★★★★★
“my 6 year old patterdale trevor (fab name or...”
Written on: 06/03/2010
my 6 year old patterdale trevor (fab name or what!!!!!!) is the sweetest dog eva wont come back when he is told but is really good with me n my bros i have resently taught him useful tricks such as playing dead when i go bang and closing the fridge after me lol!!!.best dog will be really sad wen he goes but will treasure mamos 4 eva !!!!!!!!!!!!! p.s i would recomend this dog 4 any1 with luvin heart. note: he's great with my cats. (read more)
★★★★☆
“we have had our 15month old dog (nuts not inc) for 5...”
Written on: 27/02/2010
we have had our 15month old dog (nuts not inc) for 5 days now, and what a difference in those 5 days, he has gone from being in front and pulling like a train to walking to heel and sitting before crossing the road.
although they aren't non-moulting, my asthmatic partner has had no ill effects at all. One big issue though, he doesn't like other male dogs in the same room, but we're dealing with it.
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★★★★★
“My parents have a patterdale - 11 years old now and...”
Written on: 23/10/2009
My parents have a patterdale - 11 years old now and grew up with my son of the same age, they are like best buddies. As soon as we arrive at the house the dog grabs his toys and off they go in the garden. Dog loves to play but doesn't know when to stop. Good watch in the house when door rings. He has very good sense of smell and won't allow post/newspapers through the door unless it comes in with my parents and that goes for parcels as well. I took delivery of some beer once and the... (read more)
★★★★★
“We have a patterdale x lakeland terrier Butch, who is...”
Written on: 30/05/2009
We have a patterdale x lakeland terrier Butch, who is the sweetest, best natured dog I have ever known. He is a family pet (read more)
★★★★★
“ive got 2 patterdals and they are the best dogs you...”
Written on: 08/05/2009
ive got 2 patterdals and they are the best dogs you could ever have. they are like humans how smart they are. (read more)
★★★★★
“My little Patterdale Terrier sadly had to be put to...”
Written on: 09/04/2009 by dottymam (1 review written)
My little Patterdale Terrier sadly had to be put to sleep at the age of six because of auto-immune disease (pemphigus). She was the most gentle creature who loved everyone she got to know, she never caused anyone any grief, she will be sadly missed , this breed is amazing. (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a Patterdale Terrier dog called Dalton. We...”
Written on: 20/03/2009 by Dalton Anna
I have a Patterdale Terrier dog called Dalton. We called him that because he was born in the Lake District. He was very expensive but we coudn't ive without him! When we told my grandma she went "a DOG?!?" but now she acts like she loves him the most. He always barks at the hoover and the broom. He's so loud! He is black and he is so cute because his tail curls over at the end! When we went to pick one from the litter the owners at he beggining were calling him Curly! (read more)
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“Whilst Patterdales are brilliant pets I would only...”
Written on: 12/02/2009 by asdalady (1 review written)
Whilst Patterdales are brilliant pets I would only recommend them to confident , strong willed owners because they do have a mind of their own and strong training is essential and also they DO need off lead exercise and you need to be confident that your dog is going to come back you. Stanley is 17months old and a very loving, affectionate and eager to please dog.. I knew i would need to be firm with him so we did everything by the book right from day one and it has paid off. He loves... (read more)
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Monikalen's Comment
Written on: 30/04/2013
Hi i have 2 small children 2 and 5 would you recommend patterdale please?