Amelia A.

answer · Sealyham Terrier

Yes, I would recommend a Sealyham Terrier. They have a charming and playful nature that makes them wonderful family pets. Just remember they can be a bit stubborn, so consistent training is key.

answer · Sealyham Terrier

Yes, mine does the same! My Sealyham prefers her old toys over new ones, no matter how brightly colored they are.

answer · Sealyham Terrier

Sealyham Terriers tend to be a bit cautious around strangers, but they aren't aggressive. With proper socialization, they usually become friendly after a few meetings. One thing I've noticed is that they have a unique way of assessing new people, often sitting back and observing before deciding to approach. It's important to introduce them to various environments and people early on, so they grow up to be more confident around strangers. In my experience, patience pays off with this breed.

answer · Sealyham Terrier

I only let my Sealyham off-leash in secure areas. They're curious and can wander off!

question · Sealyham Terrier

Is it just mine, or does your Sealyham have a surprisingly big personality?