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Our 8 month old Patterdale is a very loving, non aggressive boy. We have heeded the advice of the vet and booked him in for a castration. However upon further research I am not so sure this is the best thing for him. If you have any advice about the pro's and con's of castration I would be intersted to learn about them.
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How often should I walk my patterdale terrier?
my dog gets at least 1 hour walk a day, and has no behaviour problems in or out of the house, he also has access to the garden through the cat flap while we are at work. 2 hours would be nice but most people only have that ammount of time at the weekend. patterdales will walk forever.
well you should walk it at least 2hrs a day if you want a dog that will be be destructive in the home .they need lots of exercise to keep them happy, they are hunting dogs and you wont be able to rid them of their instincts,they love foreging around in the woods for hours at a time and will never tire before you do!!!
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