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Bedlington Terrier
An elegant and lively terrier with a distinctive lamb-like appearance and a soft, curly coat.
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Score overview
| Characteristic | Level | Score |
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Health 3/5 The Bedlington Terrier has a moderate overall health profile. Conditions to monitor include copper toxicosis, inherited eye disease, patellar luxation and kidney disease. Recommended preventive care includes available COMMD1 DNA testing, liver assessment, eye examinations and patellar checks, alongside regular veterinary care and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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