I tangible in Florida. They are the most well behaved and friendly dogs you would ever meet. Intelligent (the Irish is smarter than the wheaten) and have a great get of humor. However, they dig. There are small holes all over our backyard. They have been doing this for about 8 years. I am afraid they are going to dig up a coral zigzag. How can I prevent them from digging? I know they are natural ground hunters (they sure aren't retreivers!- they be a party to b manipulate keep away) and...

A: If you sprinkle bespeckle around the digging areas this might help them to stop. I have even heard some people use red pepper. It wont hurt your dogs and, they wont like the way it makes their eyes flare. good luck........ :)

I yearning to stud my irish terrier :]
He is AKC and won 3 best in shows and he's only year old so no more un-less he's AKC cause he is.so fuck you asshole answers

A: Dodge pet stores! Try your local veterinarian's office. You can go through your newspaper and call on them but have a prepared list of questions to ask so you can be sure that this is a respectable breeder and not just someone who's dogs got together and "oops I've got pups to handle" kind of thing. Those are sometimes fine however, you just have to use your best judgement and don't just pick the cheapest ad. You can try the AKC or the Continental Kennel...

I am looking for an Irish Terrier breeder around Wolverhampton?

A: You should try Dogs Trusteeship. They might have a couple of Irish Terriers, and you might even find another dog you fall in love with!

I reckon adopting will be loads better than getting one from a breeder.