The Sealyham Terrier is a breed of compacted space and strength. Its body is flexible. The frame is level at the back with strong shoulders and limbs. The tail is usually docked and stands erect. It has a long and wide head with a lengthy muzzle and a prominent stop. The facial features are average in size. There is moderate distance between the ears as well as between the eyes. The ears are set above eye level and fold toward the face. The neck is well muscled and extends to its somewhat sloping shoulders. The breed's coat is soft and thick at the bottom layer. The top coat is wiry.  Read More