Border Terrier puppies for sale in Huntingdon

5 Border Terrier puppies for sale in Huntingdon

The Border Terrier, named after the border region between England and Scotland, holds the charm of a strong, sturdy working breed wrapped in a small, friendly package. These dogs present a distinct otter-shaped face and a dense double coat, which comes in colors ranging from red, grizzle and tan, blue and tan, to just tan. Praised for their intelligent and affectionate nature, Border Terriers make endearing companions. They're known to be good with children and integrate well with other pets, hence fitting seamlessly into family life. As energetic dogs, they demand regular exercise and mental stimulation to hold off boredom and stay healthy. Despite their small size, they are eminent diggers, designed for fox hunting; thus, a secure outdoor space is essential for them.

Read our Border Terrier Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

Licensed Breeder

4 days

KC Border Terrier

£1,500

Border Terrier12 weeks4 male / 1 female

Update One little boy available he is 9 weeks old Gorgeous Border terrier puppies looking for there forever loving home. Both parents owned and can be seen, parents temperament is exceptional, br

Slawek

4.88

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire(16.5mi)

Licensed Breeder

Quality border Terriers boys for sale

£995

Border Terrier4 months3 male

I have 1 boy left border terrier they are looking for they forever home. They are great around children and other dogs . They are hause trained and also very good walking on the lead. They are crate t

STACEY G.ID verified

Chatteris, Cambridgeshire(13.5mi)

5 days

Border Terrier girls available

£995

Border Terrier8 weeks1 male / 2 female

Adorable and playful only 2 girl's 2 boy available due to cancellation brought up in the family home with young children and puppies are used to households noises like hover and television, and good

Geraldine G.

Chatteris, Cambridgeshire(13.5mi)

20 hours

Boost

Border Terrier Puppies

£1,200

Border Terrier9 weeks2 male / 1 female

Our first litter of borders were born on 28th May to our beautiful Isla & Jax. Both the parents are therapy dogs and very handleable and friendly. We have two boys and 1 girl available, ready to leave on 30th July.

JULIE M.

5.00

Rushden, North Northamptonshire(17.6mi)

18 hours

Boost

Border terrier puppy’s

£1,500

Border Terrier7 weeks3 male

We are delighted to present this wonderful puppy’s bred from our wonderful family pet border terriers. Our stud dog is hereditary clear DNA - SLEM BVA/KC/ISDS eye scheme unaffected. Both parents can be seen. Born and raised in family home, they are well socialised with other dogs and they are used to all manner of household noises in a busy household. They will be m

Kathryn N.

5.00

Peterborough, Peterborough(16.7mi)

FAQs

How much does a Border Terrier cost?

The average cost of a purebred Border Terrier puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £971, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is a Border Terrier a good family dog?

Yes, Border Terriers are generally good family dogs. They are friendly, affectionate, and good with children, making them great companions. However, they are active and intelligent, so they need regular exercise and mental stimulation.

Are Border Terriers difficult puppies?

Border Terrier puppies are generally energetic and lively, which can make them a bit challenging to train if not consistent. However, they are also known for being intelligent and eager to please, making them manageable with proper guidance. With patience and socialization, they can become well-behaved companions.

What are the negative traits of Border Terriers?

Border Terriers can be quite stubborn and independent, making training a bit challenging. They also have a strong prey drive, which may lead them to chase small animals. Additionally, they can be energetic and require regular exercise to prevent boredom and destructive behavior.

Are Border Terriers OK to be left alone?

Border Terriers can tolerate being left alone for short periods, typically a few hours, but they thrive on companionship and may become anxious if left alone for too long. It's important to provide them with mental stimulation and gradually train them to handle alone time. Regular interaction and exercise help prevent boredom and separation anxiety.