| Description: Here we see a sturdy, short, but | | | | Anglia. The Norfolk Terrier and Norwich Terriers, used |
| incredibly strong little dog. The head is slightly | | | | to be the same breed with slightly different ears. |
| rounded with a clear space between the ears. The | | | | They were separated in England in 1964, and in 1979 |
| Norfolk Terrier muzzle is wedge shaped and muscular. | | | | the AKC officially saw them as separate breeds. This |
| The ear is a small plain and tight to the cheeks. With | | | | dog used to be used as a vermin killer in barns, on |
| small oval shaped eyes, that are dark. The tail is set | | | | farms, and they were also used to scaring foxes, |
| high and is usually docked by half in countries that | | | | who had gone underground, the Norfolk Terrier |
| permit docking. | | | | would go into their dens and chase them back out |
| The Norfolk Terriers' coat is wiry and straight about | | | | for the hunters to kill them. |
| 1½ inches in length. Colours include black and tan, | | | | This dog became fashionable, to students, to keep in |
| Wheaton, tan, or grizzle and can come with or | | | | their rooms at Cambridge University. The breed was |
| without dark points and more rarely, white markings. | | | | then called Cantab Terrier, this was prior to World |
| This is the smallest of the Terriers and their weight is | | | | War I. At about this time, a man called Frank Jones |
| 10 to 12 pounds and they stand 10 inches tall. They | | | | sold lots of this breed to the USA, and so they were |
| generally live between 12 and 15 years on average. | | | | called the James Terrier. The AKC registered the first |
| History: First, coming from England in the area of East | | | | Norwich terrier in 1936. |