Terrier Group Judging and Presentation | Crufts 2017

[@ثايباس]

This was a wonderful group. Thanks for sharing.

[@sweetlorikeet]

That Bull Terrier had me in stitches. Having just too much fun, haha. I have a big soft spot for the Jack Russels and Norfolk terriers, personally. I was very impressed by the handler for the Parson Russel! What a pro for such a youngster.

[@pawsitivelyterriers]

Terriers are a great group - something for everyone in size and temperament :) Good to see the JRT doing so well in it's first year too

[@marycumings210]

I love all dogs, no matter the breed, gender, size, long haired, short haired, old, young, calm, energetic, nice, mean, or the reputation. Every dog steals my heart!

[@dolcefoodie]

BEAUTIFUL Airedale, so nicely groomed. I fail to understand how they aren’t more popular in dog show rankings, being the biggest too. So gorgeous.

[@byanyaynyay]

Always love the Bedlington best!

[@kc1973able]

i Have a Smooth Fox Terrier and they are truly great Terriers.

[@Jherekwhippet13]

VERY nice Bedlington Terrier - showing nicely and a rather darker blue coat than some!

[@Elsa.8511]

my favorite group!

[@Jess-rn2rf]

That Manchester Terrier outshone them all, beautiful and healthy breed.

[@annanbjhfbjdhfmxnbfvj8447]

I love all dog breeds, but there's something about terriers that's special to me(and newfoundlands got a soft spot for those) so much energy in one little dog! Such beautiful little faces too, and wonderful personalities , nothing wrong with a bit of small dog syndrome

[@nancymesek]

Loved the Irish Wheaten! So much more beautiful than the American version that usually has a chopped off tail, bit it wasn’t groomed as well as it could have been for the standard.

[@amyscarfe1865]

Can't believe it's taken so long to recognise the jack Russel when there pretty much the most popular dog in Britain

[@dNyyyy1]

I don't think that's even a little bit true?

[@Bozz_-gp7mo]

XamylaurenX What's your proof?

[@mayovkacoywolf6165]

Shout out to the Airedale! In my opinion the best of the terriers. Although my Airedale may have made me a bit biased :)

[@crufts]

Nope, we reckon you're completely neutral.... :)

[@nastjasep7701]

Love terriers. What about Jagd terrier/ German hunting terrier? They can't participate?

[@malibelizec2543]

Great dog breed that is

[@judithsaid8714]

beautiful lakeland

[@daisysj]

Lovely Glenn of Immal 😍

[@Memosne]

No yorkshire terriers? I don't know too much about dog competitions, but I've always had a soft spot in my heart for little yorkies!

[@honismart]

Yorkies are in the Toy group, confusingly.

[@heyitschab1333]

Memosne was at crafts yesterday whilst this was going on, Yorkshire terriers are classed as a toy breed

[@Tomboycarol]

yes i agree with the other comments The Yorkie is in the Toy group. Dont know why because it is a terrier and was bred to hunt vermin just like the other terriers

[@Memosne]

Oh thank you! I'll keep my eyes peeled!

[@Memosne]

Thank you!

[@georgefrench4199]

I ❤️ border terriers

[@quintushielscher3169]

Border terrier❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@izziemeghan2446]

Same :))

[@thermojo5223]

That Norwich Terrier should have won for his side-eye game alone.

[@honest1966]

Go JRT!

[@thebeatcreeper]

Jack Russel ! X

[@amyscarfe1865]

The jack Russel was the best

[@izziemeghan2446]

The border terrier was the best in my opinion

[@elisabettagoso9532]

i love the dale

[@frevam4671]

I used to think the dogs heads were actually that shape but it's actually just is hair cut

[@T.Q.]

Go to the English countryside and see what a *real* Jack Russell Terrier is supposed to look like. Those are bred for health and working, as has been since the creation of the breed. I am glad that the Jack Russell Terrier Club of Great Britain (JRTCGB) exists, which supports the real working Jack Russell unlike Crufts idea of what breeds should look like. Crufts and breeders who breed to please the Judges in such shows are destroying dog breeds. Utterly disgusting.

[@nancymesek]

I’m glad the announcer mentioned this too.

[@picklespip9213]

I never see a Patterdale terrier on crufts

[@amyscarfe1865]

I really don't agree with "I know we all have our opinions on jack Russell, but THIS IS HOW IT SHOULD LOOK" just no my jack Russel is better than whatever the kennel club think

[@recycledMilk]

totaly agree, every dog is different, my Jacky was a purebred Jack Russell Terrier but looked much more like a long haired Parson (her look was wild), also its sad to remember that insane breedstands (that are most of the time suppoted by Shows/Clubs like these) literally ruined the health of the German Shepherd and Pug

[@suavegrips3184]

Ikr what a shame

[@christopretorius8526]

What about the Rat terrier?

[@MechaAkuma]

The Rat Terrier is not a internationally recognized dog breed. It's not recognized by the FCI thus it cannot compete on an international level like this.

[@Treacle708]

Christo Pretorius not recognised in the UK.

[@AwesomeJippThePatterdale-X]

Should have patterdale terriers

[@user-xm1od9nb1m]

I’d really like to have a bedlington terrier 😭

[@coveyssteve]

It does take some skill at grooming to get them to look that way. I have seen ungroomed show quality Bedlingtons. You might see what they look like as well, if looks are high on your priority list. Plan on learning to groom.

[@user-xm1od9nb1m]

@@coveyssteve hehe, yes I get that. My mom has chinese crested powder puffs. However, if I get a bedlington I think I would just shave it down and not do a show cut 😊 Alternetively go to a groomer. I know it’s some work, but I think it’s worth it when they dont shed

[@Steve-wm1ol]

@@user-xm1od9nb1m You can learn how to groom. I have a wire coated breed, and I felt I owed it to the breed to have him look his best, as he is out in public a good deal. Your (future) Bedlington deserves to look his best. You can do it yourself, and it will be a good thing for both of you.

[@jenniferclark9842]

No rat terrier?

[@MsNastya1]

Where are American Staffordshire Terriers?

[@fdedip]

America.

[@Charlotte-hp5wx]

They're not recognised in Britain.

[@Bozz_-gp7mo]

MsNastya1 Notice how Crufts is in Britain, and the breed you mentioned is an AMERICAN Staffordshire Terrier

[@MsNastya1]

There are not only british breeds.

[@fdedip]

They are not recognized in Britain. In fact, they're illegal there.

[@nickimontford]

well done to Emily with her glen of imaal. p.s its 14 months old, not 4! lol

[@emilysage1891]

Mutley The Glen I can't believe they thought that!!! x

[@pygiana16]

It's pronounced sillyum not seelyHam.

[@deborahmallender8659]

The Yorkshire Terrier is a proper Terrier and SHOULD be included. Most Yorkshire Terriers in this country look nothing like the show animal which has become smaller and smaller and then labelled as a toy.

[@Treacle708]

deborah mallender Yorkshire Terrier has always been in the toy group even from when it was called the 'broken haired scotch terrier' or 'broken coated toy terrier' back when the kennel club was formed. They were invented as a companion/show dog.

[@myairewhite7151]

my cuzin got one

[@WienerStern]

Terrier, mon a mour!

[@whiskytango2593]

No Schnauzers??? WHAAA AHH NEVAHHH!

[@danielledewitt1]

Those are not terriers.

[@НастяЮпко]

а на русском можно?

[@misscasualty]

Bull Terriers rarely fought they were always a show dog.

[@stevegrundy5841]

Bedlington terrier was the best by miles....totally racist against the Russians

[@harleyhowl4271]

where is best dog in the world, BLACK RUSSIAN terrier?

[@annanbjhfbjdhfmxnbfvj8447]

Was in the working group

[@camillahovik8239]

That bullterrier is obese :( So sad to see so many nice working dogs in such bad shape. Otherwise she had such a lovely character. Same for the MBT. The staffy actually was so nice :)

[@erinwale9907]

that's what bullterriers are like u silly