A Rare Dog Breed That Will Make You Want To Squeal - Girl With Dogs #Video
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Description
Meet Zoe, a delightful 14-week-old Beaver Terrier puppy, who is as adorable as she is playful. In this video, Zoe goes through a grooming session, showcasing her fluffy charm and the unique traits of her breed. This article explores the characteristics and history of the Beaver Terrier, highlighting Zoe's playful personality and the love and care she receives from her groomer.
The Grooming Session
The video begins with Zoe getting ready for her bath. Her curiosity and energy are evident as she experiences the water and soap for the first time. Despite her initial apprehension, Zoe quickly adapts to the bath, showcasing her playful nature. Quote from Groomer: “Let me introduce you to the most adorable ball of fluff you've ever seen. This is Zoe, and she's a 14-week-old Beaver Terrier ready for a little bath.” Zoe's grooming session includes washing her face, rinsing off the soap, and a gentle drying process. Her reactions to each step are endearing, as she tries to jump out of the bath and play with her groomer. Quote from Groomer: “Nope, you cannot jump out and throw.”
The Beaver Terrier Breed
The Beaver Terrier is closely related to the Yorkshire Terrier, originating in Germany when two tricolor puppies were born in a litter of Yorkshire Terriers. This breed is known for its distinctive appearance and lively personality. Quote from Video: “The Beaver Terrier is closely related to the Yorkshire Terrier. They originated in Germany when two tricolor puppies were born in a litter of Yorkshire Terriers.” In 2017, DNA testing confirmed that the Beaver Terrier is a purebred dog, separate from the Yorkshire Terrier. This marked the first time a breed was confirmed to be pure through genetic material collection. Quote from Video: “The results concluded that the Beaver Terrier was, in fact, a purebred dog separate from the Yorkshire Terrier.”
A Well-Cared-For Puppy
Zoe's groomer notes the quality of care she has received from her breeder, highlighting that her ears have been tipped, and her paws and sanitary areas trimmed. This attention to detail ensures that Zoe is healthy and well-groomed for her new home. Quote from Groomer: “I can tell that this dog came from a good breeder because it's already had its ears tipped, its paws trimmed, its sanitary trimmed.” The grooming session continues with Zoe's eyebrows and eyelashes being trimmed, emphasizing her charming appearance and maintaining the classic look of the breed. Quote from Groomer: “The client wants to keep the lashes but trim your eyebrows. Good girl.”
Characteristics of the Beaver Terrier
Beaver Terriers are known for their happy-go-lucky, athletic, and affectionate nature. They are fantastic at catching vermin, get along well with other dogs, and are very affectionate with people. Although they are alert barkers, they are not overly yappy. Quote from Video: “These dogs are described as happy-go-lucky athletic bouncy balls that are fantastic at catching vermin. They get along well with other dogs and are very affectionate with people.” Zoe's playful antics and affectionate behavior during the grooming session highlight these characteristics, endearing her to everyone around her. Quote from Groomer: “Oh, you really are a fidget. You got to let me. No, stay there, good girl, you little wimp.”
Conclusion
Zoe the Beaver Terrier is a charming example of her breed, bringing joy and laughter to those around her. Her grooming session highlights her playful personality and the care she receives from her loving groomer. As a member of a breed known for its liveliness and affection, Zoe is sure to bring happiness to her new family for many years to come.
