The alert, good-natured Border Terrier was originally bred to assist in foxhunts by driving foxes out of their hiding places and out into the open for the hounds to chase. Nowadays, they make great ...

Border Terriers get their name from the area in which they originated – the borders of Northumberland (in England) and Scotland in the UK, as was the Border Collie. They were bred to be working dogs, ...

Border terriers are small, energetic dogs with big personalities. They’re easy to train because they love learning new things. They’re an adaptable breed and fit in well with most types of families as ...

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Celebrities have always loved their canine companions. Poodles and Malteses once reigned supreme on the red carpet, but now there's a new dog in Tinseltown: the Border terrier. Spotted on the arms of ...

If the border terrier were human, the elbows of his tweed jacket would be patched with leather, and he would spend his evenings reading hunting diaries in a smelly armchair. His appearance would be ...