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home about wheatens about my wheatens assured breeder scheme show results photo gallery contact me useful links home welcome to the home page of amaricy soft-coated wheaten terriers . i am owned and loved by the amaricy wheaten terrier gang and all of my dogs live with me in the house. as a kennel club assured breeder, based in north yorkshire, i encourage anyone interested in owning and loving a soft-coated wheaten terrier to visit (by appointment) , but if you are unable to come along please be sure to visit any other kennel club assured breeder. i love this saying: “it’s a dog’s world - so adjust!” read on . .. do you really want a soft-coated wheaten terrier? owning a soft-coated wheaten terrier (or any dog) is a privilege and a responsibility that needs to be taken seriously and much consideration should be given before you embark on getting a new family member. a wheaten terrier can live typically between 10 to 15 years – can you commit to this? one puppy, one bond! never consider getting two puppies at the same time, they will be almost impossible to train and will bond with each other and not yourselves. owning a dog is a lot of extra work and responsibility - it is not an easy job. consider the following before committing yourself to dog ownership: training is a must from day one. grooming - this is a must every day. the coat, ears and feet need regular attention. once a week is not enough! do you like a clean tidy home? if yes, don’t get a wheaten! eating and bathing - soft coated wheaten terriers are renowned for cleaning their faces against your upholstery after eating or bathing! craziness: visitors ringing the doorbell or knocking on the door will cause your wheaten to become a hyperactive super dog! please remember that whilst you may be used to this, others may not be! your wheaten is a caring and sensitive dog. do not think it is okay to leave your dog at home on impulse i.e. overnight for any reason; all day whilst at work or for any other reason! love holidays abroad? these may have to change to great british holidays. your wheaten will not thank you for putting him/her in kennels, they often suffer from separation anxiety. illness or accidents – remember vet's fees and insurance can be expensive. safety first: never leave dogs alone with children! is a soft-coated wheaten terrier the dog for you? before you decide on a soft coated wheaten terrier, you must make absolutely certain that this is the right breed for you and your family. if it isn't, but you buy one, you will all be thoroughly unhappy. it is strongly recommended by the soft coated wheaten terrier club of gb and good breeders that you visit one or two people who own(s) adult wheatens, meet the dogs and talk to the owners about the pros and cons of owning a wheaten. in fact many breeders will not consider you for a puppy unless you have met some adults and even possibly researched the different coat types. if you are looking for a dog who will respond instantly to your every command, then maybe a terrier isn't for you - terriers do have minds of their own! if you want a dog who develops strong owner loyalty, maybe the wheaten isn't for you - this breed tends to be an 'everybody dog', relating well to the family but also enjoying making new acquaintances. the wheaten will not lie quietly in their basket waiting to be invited to do something, they are more likely to do the inviting, if you prefer a dog that does lie quietly then a wheaten isn't the dog for you. no one should consider having a wheaten unless they have the time and patience to work intensively with the young puppy from the day they take the puppy home. training must start straight away and for the first twenty four months daily grooming sessions are necessary to maintain the appearance and to keep the coat in a tangle and mat-free condition - this is essential to not only get the pup used to being groomed but also to being handled. the soft coated wheaten terrier is a medium sized dog whose hair (note the breed has hair not fur like most dogs) does not shed like furred dogs, they will still lose some hair each day the same as we do. the wheaten is a fun loving dog, can be intelligent when they choose to, suffers with selective hearing and can be vocal making them good watch dogs, although no one should consider this breed to deter burglars as they will greet them!! the wheaten personality the wheaten is a lively exuberant dog. if you don't enjoy being fussed by a dog, you should be forewarned and hence avoid the wheaten. the wheaten will jump and give kisses to express his affection - not just for his immediate family, but for anyone welcomed into the family home. it never enters a wheaten's head that a person might not like them since they like everybody. so anyone who ignores him may receive extra fuss and attention because they will think they just haven't noticed them yet. the soft coated wheaten terrier is a people dog and cannot be left alone for long periods of time. the wheaten gets lonely and bored and will fret for your return. it is at this time that they can become destructive, just like any dog. wheatens are at their best when they share family life to the full and being included in just about everything you do; they are adventurous and inquisitive so hence a fenced garden is a necessity to ensure their safety. a wheaten is less scrappy than other terriers, he is a gregarious dog, can be too enthusiastic when meeting other dogs so hence careful socialisation with other friendly dogs is imperative to maintain this happy attitude. the wheaten can be extremely wilful and stubborn, hear what they want to hear i.e. "come here" is ignored but rustle a bag with goodies and they are there like a shot! training a wheaten the wheaten needs careful rearing and socialisation because of their wilfulness and stubbornness - therefore gentle but firm and consistent training is essential. as with any breed of dog the wheaten reflects the care and training received, optimum temperament can only be achieved through gentle, regular human contact. the wheaten is a lively, quick-witted dog and, consequently, quick to learn but they have their share of the 'terrier independence' and can sometimes be obstinate, very obstinate. however the wheaten is generally anxious to please and can readily be trained to a high standard with patience and dedication. as with all training when a command is given it is essential that the owner insists that it is obeyed. many breeders liken the raising and disciplining of the wheaten to the same as raising children. grooming the soft-coated wheaten terrier is eye-catching, and many say breath-taking, because of the soft, flowing coat which fall in gentle waves and can shimmer and shine in the light. a well cared for adult coat can be stunning. conversely, without regular grooming the coat will become dull, matted and even smelly with a great chance of skin problems developing. any wheaten allowed to get into this state and condition will be miserable and will not resemble the true breed. to keep the coat in a good healthy condition it is imperative that you begin by grooming your puppy every day. the puppy won't like this at first, and many think it unnecessary as there may be little coat, but it is imperative that daily grooming is maintained as when the puppy reaches seven or eight months and there is more coat your wheaten will stand there whilst he or she is groomed. at about six months onwards the puppy coat gives way to the adult coat and this is the most difficult period as far as grooming is concerned, there may be a lot of 'fluffy coat', which can mat very quickly and easily and if left for a day can cause difficulty in removal. many breeders recommend investing in a grooming table as this will ensure that the puppy learns that when on the table it is not play time but 'work time'; grooming the puppy on the floor may cause problems as the puppy cannot distinguish the floor fro

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