Dog breed Border Terrier


Breed Border Terrier
Country
United Kingdom,Scotland,England
Height
11-16"
Weight
11-16 lbs
Life
15-17 years
Colors
Black
Red
Brindle
Cream
Brown
Hair
Short,Medium
Puppies
2-8

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