Is it a whippet in a curly wig?
No – it’s a Bedlington Terrier!
They might be an acquired taste, but Mom’s actually started taking a liking to them. Our Auntie and her family were looking to add a puppy to their family and they needed a dog that doesn’t shed. They were looking into poodles when Mom suggested taking a look at the Bedlingtons. Mom loves poodles, like my buddy Cosinus from puppy school, but they are quite high energy dogs and she thought Auntie might like a dog that’s calmer around the house. She’s got a toddler after all!
Odin was tired and not too interested – but the rest of us got to meet some very sweet and calm dogs – and so soft and fluffy! They’ll even have Mom consider a fluffy dog if I’m not careful, BOL! There will be puppies born in early December – and perhaps one of them will join Auntie’s family. We can’t wait to see!
Kisses,
B (who’s a little insulted I didn’t get to come along)
The WriggleButts 
I think that breed looks adorable!
What a cool looking dog! It does look like a little sheep!
Kisses and Tail Wags,
Dachshund Nola
That totally look like a sheep, can’t believe its a Bedlington Terrier! I want one too!
Mom calls them lambie dogs. They are very cute but we have a hard time believing that they’re calm. They’re Terriers!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
LP used ot have a blue bedlington terrier.They are beautiful dogs but hers died quite young because of liver disease which they are prone to. 😦
the critters in The Cottage xo
Oh that’s sad.. Thankfully it’s so much easier now that they’ve found genetic markers and can test for it – that way you can make sure no affected dogs are born. You still have carriers, though, so it’s still necessary to test all dogs.
My peeps used to live near Bedlington in the UK. The dogs are nicer than the town 😀