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The Patterdale Terrier is a working terrier originally bred to dispatch the red fox in the rocky terrain around England’s, Lake District. Today the Patterdale is a successful hunter of various quarry and excels at various canine sports, most notably dog agility and terrier racing. If you are considering a Patterdale Terrier as your next pet, here are five things you should know.

5. Don’t let the Patterdale’s size fool you. There is a whole lot of dog in this toy size terrier. The Patterdale’s abilities, drive, and gameness make these dogs solid terriers. If you’re not familiar with the energy and tenacity of Terrier breeds, you may want to think long and hard before choosing a Patterdale.

4. These dogs love to hunt, they will hunt in independently as well as in groups. The Patterdale Terrier is not for the faint of heart. Owners of this breed are often gifted small creatures from their loyal and devoted Patterdales. Leave a Patterdale alone long enough and he will find something to kill.

3. Because Patterdale’s were bread to hunt in packs, dog aggression is not especially an issue for the breed. However, the Patterdale should not be left alone with noncanine pets.


2. This breed is not recommended for first time dog owners. The Patterdale is not easily obedience trained and can be difficult to control. The breed needs a firm, confident, and consistent leader. If your Patterdale senses that you are not as mentally strong as they are, they will challenge you. Additionally, the breed needs considerable mental and physical exercise.

1. The Patterdale, even though it is small and not a big barker is not an ideal apartment dog. This dog needs space and environmental stimulus. This breed is also not a dog that should be left alone in the backyard. The Patterdale is bred to dig, and unless you want a yard full of wholes it’s best not to leave your Patterdale unsupervised for hours outside.

There you have it five things anyone considering a Patterdale Terrier as their next pet should know.