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About Glen Of Imaal Terriers
The Glen of Imaal Terrier is a medium sized, hardy breed known for its tenacious and playful nature. Originating from Ireland, these terriers were originally bred to work in the rugged Glen of Imaal region. They have a distinctive appearance with a wiry coat and a unique body shape that sets them apart from other terrier breeds. Known for their loyalty and affection towards their families, Glen of Imaal Terriers make great companions for active individuals or families looking for a spirited but loving pet.
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BONNIE
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Belgian Shepherd Malinois
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Harlingen, Texas
female, medium, baby
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Belgian Shepherd Malinois
Harlingen, Texas
WOODY
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Belgian Shepherd Malinois
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Harlingen, Texas
male, medium, baby
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Belgian Shepherd Malinois
Harlingen, Texas
JESSIE
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Belgian Shepherd Malinois
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Harlingen, Texas
female, medium, baby
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Belgian Shepherd Malinois
Harlingen, Texas
WINSTON
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Miniature Poodle
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Marana, Arizona
male, small, adult
Glen Of Imaal Terrier, Miniature Poodle
Marana, Arizona
ALFIE AKA HAMMY
Glen Of Imaal Terrier
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Marana, Arizona
male, small, adult
Glen Of Imaal Terrier
Marana, Arizona
FRODO
Glen Of Imaal Terrier
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Blacksburg, Virginia
male, medium, baby
Glen Of Imaal Terrier
Blacksburg, Virginia
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