Norfolk Terrier

One of the smallest working terriers and one of the most sociable. Norfolks are generally easier with other dogs than many of their relatives and tend to be cheerful rather than quarrelsome. Tell one from a Norwich by its folded, dropped ears; the two were shown as a single breed until the Kennel Club separated them in 1964. The wiry coat needs hand-stripping two or three times a year. It still digs and still hunts, so bury the bottom of the garden fence and never trust one off lead near rabbits.