Despite their toyish qualities, Norfolk Terrier puppies are genuine terriers, feisty, confident, sturdy, and game for adventure! | American Kennel Club

The Norfolk terrier Among the smallest working terrier breeds, they fit a huge personality and level of versatility into a small teddy bear-like package. As working dogs, they are compact and resilient against their target quarry, with a powerful nose for ‘marking’ and strong legs to dig them out. Their loyalty and love to work means they will do it all day long. At home, these ‘busy couch potatoes’ love a good run and play, it's then on to find a cosy place on the sofa to snooze and dream about

Marking dogs - what are they; a bit about training; effectiveness and their place in the pack. First off, what is a marking dog? - a marking dog is a dog that uses its nose to locate rats where they cannot be seen. This could be underground, hidden behind something, in piles of straw or rubbish. Picture this, you have been asked to clear the rats from a pig field, in the field are 100 feeders and 100 drinkers all with holes round them and holes in the banks surrounding the fields. A marking dog