Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier
Temperament
Spirited, Gentle, Bold
[3]A terrier preserved in an Irish valley
An old local dog of Ireland’s Glen of Imaal, shaped by work alongside farmers in rugged country. FCI describes generations of hard work developing its sturdy build and records Irish Kennel Club recognition in 1934.
[1]A low-set terrier used to pursue quarry
It was used to hunt badgers and foxes and control rats around farms. Its strong, low-set body is longer than it is tall, with short bowed forelegs; the standard describes it as agile and quiet while working.
[1]Blue brindle and wheaten coats
A medium-length harsh coat lies over a soft undercoat. Standard colours are blue brindle that does not turn black and wheaten ranging from light to golden reddish shades.
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