Definition of Bedlington terrier in English:
Bedlington terrier
nounˈbɛdlɪŋt(ə)nˌbedliNGtən ˈterēər
A terrier of a breed with a narrow head, long legs, and curly grey hair.
- The poodle, Bedlington terrier, and Kerry blue terrier have long, wooly or coarse coats that tend to shed less.
- Nearby a woman rubbed petroleum jelly on her mastiff's toenails to make them shine, and another sheared the fuzz off the ears of her lamb-like Bedlington terrier.
- The Bedlington terrier looks like a lamb, and the Chinese Crested has hardly any hair.
- In a previous incident a woman had to throw her dog, Darcy, a Bedlington terrier, into a neighbour's back garden to avoid it being attacked.
- He shares his homes in London and Tuscany with three Bedlington terriers.
- In this respect, of course, Aitchison's Bedlington terriers are the perfect sitters: if they come over, it's for a pat rather than a critique.
Origin
Mid 19th century: named after the village of Bedlington in northern England, where the breed originated.
Definition of Bedlington terrier in US English:
Bedlington terrier
nounˌbedliNGtən ˈterēər
A terrier of a breed with a narrow head, long legs, and curly hair.
- He shares his homes in London and Tuscany with three Bedlington terriers.
- Nearby a woman rubbed petroleum jelly on her mastiff's toenails to make them shine, and another sheared the fuzz off the ears of her lamb-like Bedlington terrier.
- In this respect, of course, Aitchison's Bedlington terriers are the perfect sitters: if they come over, it's for a pat rather than a critique.
- The poodle, Bedlington terrier, and Kerry blue terrier have long, wooly or coarse coats that tend to shed less.
- The Bedlington terrier looks like a lamb, and the Chinese Crested has hardly any hair.
- In a previous incident a woman had to throw her dog, Darcy, a Bedlington terrier, into a neighbour's back garden to avoid it being attacked.
Origin
Mid 19th century: named after the village of Bedlington in northern England, where the breed originated.