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Definition of wheaten terrier in English: wheaten terriernoun A terrier of a breed with a soft, wavy pale golden coat. Example sentencesExamples - The price included putting her under for the procedure, the cleaning, the removal of five decayed teeth, and the reward of the freshest breath a 13-year-old wheaten terrier could ever hope for.
- Murphy was a soft-coated wheaten terrier, a feisty lot, and she more than lived up to her Irish clan's reputation.
- Anthony Brooks's two soft-coated wheaten terriers come bounding across the lawn at Elton Hall, near Ludlow in Herefordshire, their shaggy coats of silky hair rippling in the breeze.
- Like any wheaten terrier might tell you, there's nothing like a few good whacks on the nose with a rolled-up newspaper to help you refocus your objectives.
- An 11-week-old soft-coated wheaten terrier, Maggie weighs in at 6 ½ pounds, has reddish-brown fur and a black face, plus a mind that already appears to be processing its own thoughts.
- You can't blame Azuma's wheaten terrier for resenting the intrusion.
- I prefer to think of Murphy, our 13-year-old wheaten terrier, as a free spirit.
- In fact, our 7-month-old wheaten terrier, Maggie, doesn't seem to have any desire to work at all, as evidenced by her recent performances at her Monday night obedience classes.
Definition of wheaten terrier in US English: wheaten terriernoun A terrier of a breed with a pale golden soft wavy coat. Example sentencesExamples - Anthony Brooks's two soft-coated wheaten terriers come bounding across the lawn at Elton Hall, near Ludlow in Herefordshire, their shaggy coats of silky hair rippling in the breeze.
- The price included putting her under for the procedure, the cleaning, the removal of five decayed teeth, and the reward of the freshest breath a 13-year-old wheaten terrier could ever hope for.
- Like any wheaten terrier might tell you, there's nothing like a few good whacks on the nose with a rolled-up newspaper to help you refocus your objectives.
- Murphy was a soft-coated wheaten terrier, a feisty lot, and she more than lived up to her Irish clan's reputation.
- An 11-week-old soft-coated wheaten terrier, Maggie weighs in at 6 ½ pounds, has reddish-brown fur and a black face, plus a mind that already appears to be processing its own thoughts.
- I prefer to think of Murphy, our 13-year-old wheaten terrier, as a free spirit.
- You can't blame Azuma's wheaten terrier for resenting the intrusion.
- In fact, our 7-month-old wheaten terrier, Maggie, doesn't seem to have any desire to work at all, as evidenced by her recent performances at her Monday night obedience classes.
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