How to raise an Irish Gorge Terrier? The Irish Gorge Terrier is a relatively easy-to-raise family dog. It is not difficult to raise this dog, but for the sake of beauty, you must pay attention to the care of the hair.

(1) The Irish Canyon Terrier has slight hair loss, dry skin and no body odor. If used as a show dog, the coat must be trimmed.

(2) The Irish Glen Terrier generally does not bark, unless there are things or people that it feels are very dangerous, and it wants to warn, otherwise it will not bark. Sometimes when the door is closed, it may bark when hearing unfamiliar footsteps, but it will not bite.

Question:

(1) The Irish Canyon Terrier must use a drinking fountain because the white fur around its mouth can easily turn yellow when exposed to water. This is also the biggest problem with terriers.

(2) Skin problems have become the biggest problem plaguing Irish Canyon Terriers. About 20% of Irish Canyon Terriers are troubled by this disease.

Others:

(1) The Irish Glen Terrier has rich emotions, strong self-confidence, and is also very proud.

　(2) It is best to take the Irish Canyon Terrier out for a walk and run every day, which will not only be good for its body but also its mental state. (The Irish Canyon Terrier is not prone to feeling depressed or bored.)