Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
Affectionate and adaptable medium terrier with few restrictions. A good traveller; its size usually means hold travel on flights.
Characteristics
- Size
- Medium
- Withers height
- 43–48 cm
- Adult weight
- 14–18 kg
- Energy level
- Moderate
- Life expectancy
- 12–15 years
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Temperament
- Affectionate
- Adaptable
- Friendly
- Lively
Car travel
Use a harness or a secured crate. An adaptable traveller; plan regular breaks. Never leave it alone in the vehicle.
Train travel
Accepted on leash and muzzle. Friendly and calm on board. Check the carrier's rules and book in advance.
Air travel
Travels in the hold in an IATA-compliant crate. Few breed restrictions. Get it used to the crate ahead of time. A recent veterinary certificate is required.
Health precautions
- Kidney issues (protein-losing)
- Skin allergies
- Hip dysplasia
- Digestive sensitivity
Recommended gear
- Rigid IATA-compliant crate
- Car safety harness
- Comfortable muzzle
- Collapsible bowl and water
- Grooming brush for the coat
To check before departure
- 1Check the airline's hold policy
- 2Recent veterinary certificate (kidney check)
- 3Get used to the IATA crate
- 4Prepare pet passport and rabies vaccination
- 5Book the hold place in advance
Disclaimer
Transport rules vary by country and carrier. The information above is indicative and does not replace veterinary advice or the instructions of the carrier and competent authorities.