Is the Welsh Terrier easy to raise? Because the Welsh Terrier is confident and alert, it is usually used as a hunting dog. However, their lively and cute personality has won the favor of dog fans. Therefore, many families now raise them as companion dogs. Then Is the Welsh Terrier easy to raise?

They are no longer used for hunting, and a lot of training related to hunting has been reduced during the breeding process; their small size means that they eat less; their small size also means that they do not need much space for activities. The overall situation shows that Wales Terriers should be considered relatively easy dogs to raise.

Just pay attention to the following points during the feeding process:

1. A small size does not require much space for movement, which does not mean that it is inactive! Lively and active is a major characteristic of terrier dogs; the small amount of activity is compared to those of large dogs. It is necessary to take them out for a walk every morning, which not only allows the dog to breathe fresh air, stretch its muscles, but also allows it time to defecate.

2. Welsh ears are usually droopy and covered with thick soft hair. Therefore, the air circulation in the ear canal is not smooth and skin secretions can easily accumulate. These are often the important reasons for dogs to have odor. As an owner, you should clean your dog's ears every two days by wiping them with cotton swabs or soft cloth.

3. The Welsh Terrier’s hair is not too long. Compared with other long-haired dogs, it can save the owner a lot of grooming time. You only need to comb the dog frequently during the hair shedding period to complete the hair change as soon as possible. . But there is one thing to remember! The hair on the sides of the dog's mouth is longer than other parts of the body. If it is not straightened out every day, it will look very messy. This is an important and key place to improve the appearance of the dog.