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1. One of the breeds most recently admitted into the AKC (as of Jan. 2001) was this terrier, bred by an English churchman to hunt foxes.

2. This red terrier is known for his rollicking temperment and love for a scrap with other dogs.

3. 'Petey' of the Little Rascals was a registered example of this breed.

4. This terrier, with its topknot and large eyes, was named after a character in a novel by Sir Walter Scott.

5. This breed has won Best in Show at Westminster more than any other.

6. Fala, Franklin Delano Roosevelt's beloved companion, was of this breed.

7. This terrier breed is groomed to resemble a lamb.

8. This is the largest breed of terrier.

9. This breed is most well-known for a starring appearance in the movie 'The Wizard of Oz'.

10. What country did almost all AKC-recognized terriers originate in? ↓

Name: T-rabbit | Date: Jan 3rd, 2007 2:22 AM

1. Jack Russell terrier-An incredibly active dog who needs LOTS of training and exercise- not an ideal pet for most people!

2. Irish terrier-Fairly large for a terrier.

3. American Staffordshire Terrier- Most other registries register these dogs as American Pit Bull Terriers. The same dog can be registered as an AST with the AKC and as an APBT with the UKC.

4. Dandie Dinmont terrier-From the novel 'Guy Mannering' written by Sir Walter Scott.

5. Wire fox terrier-The show dogs are meticulously groomed, unlike the average scruffy pet.
6. Scottish terrier-Scotties are independent, proud and scrappy.

7. Bedlington terrier-It was once a poor man's ratter.

8. Airedale terrier-This is a very tough and loyal dog, which has been used for everything from bear hunting to search and rescue.

9. Cairn terrier-The cairn is also one of the milder terriers in temperment.

10. Great Britain-All except the American Staffordshire Terrier, Miniature Schnauzer, and Australian Terrier originated in Great Britain ↑