Lakeland Terrier Grooming Profile

Lakeland Terriers are hypoallergenic. Their dense, wiry coat sheds very little, making them a great option for allergy sufferers.

Allergy-friendly: 8 / 10

Lakeland Terriers are considered a low-shedding breed because their wiry double coats trap dead hair rather than dropping it on your floors. While they lose very little fur, they require regular brushing and professional hand-stripping or clipping to maintain their coat health and keep your home clean.

Shedding: 9 / 10

Lakeland Terriers require high grooming. They need brushing a few times a week and professional hand-stripping or clipping every few months to maintain their coat.

Lakeland Terriers are moderate-maintenance. They need regular grooming and plenty of daily exercise and mental stimulation to manage their energetic terrier temperament.

Low-maintenance: 6 / 10

Lakeland Terriers are small, sturdy dogs. They stand about 14.5 inches tall and weigh 17 pounds, with a compact, athletic build.

Size: 4 / 10

Lakeland Terriers reach full adult size by 10 to 12 months of age, filling out slightly in muscle mass until 15 months.

Growth timeline: 3 / 10

Adult Lakeland Terriers need about 1 cup of high-quality dry food daily, divided into two meals, adjusted for their high activity level.

Feeding amount: 3 / 10

Lakeland Terrier puppies should transition to three meals at four months and two meals at six months, consistent with the adult feeding schedule of two meals daily. Recommend transitioning to three meals at four months and two meals at six months.

Puppy feeding frequency: 9 / 10