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Sealyham Terriers were bred in 1850 to go to ground to rout the badger or any other predator that would destroy the crops of the farmers. The Sealyham was born in Sealyham, Haverfordwest, Wales near the river Ayr. Captain Edwards wanted a small, robust terrier that was intelligent, of good appearance and courageous. They are a sturdy little breed with good substance 10 1/2 in. high, weighing 21 lbs. and should be as tall as long. The Sealyham is white on the body and can have tan, lemon, badger or blue badger marking on the head. They will make you laugh as they are the clowns of the Terrier family. He should be of good temperament. The Sealyham is a very loyal dog to his family. Typically, they will not make friends with strangers until they see that his master accepts them.

Am. Can. Ch. Wirehill Roddy's Fella

Another Famous Sealyham from Wirehill Kennels.
Sired by Eng. Am. Can. Ch. Roderick of Jenmist.

He loves to go for a walk (does not pull on the lead) Enjoys a good game and will send varmints on their way from your back yard such as squirrels etc. He is not a barker but will let you know when somebody is around and will stand at the door to go out and will bark when they want back in. Sealyhams are not an outside dog and and are happy living in the house with their family. He should be brushed and combed once a week. He usually lives to a good age, possibly into their teens if well looked after and visit the veterinarian every year. He likes his bath which he should have once a month or when soiled. The Sealyham does well in the show ring and looks majestic when walking around in the ring with his head & tail up in unison with his handler.

We are founding members of Sealyham Terrier Club of Canada and members of the American Sealyham Club.