sealyham造句

• John Edwardes bred the Sealyham Terrier rare Welsh breed dog.
• In 1970, the Sealyham Mansion was sold to Nancy Ellen Perkins.
• Ilmer Sealyhams were smaller than the mainstream show Sealyhams of the time.
• Ilmer Sealyhams were smaller than the mainstream show Sealyhams of the time.
• The Sealyham terrier sits and listens attentively during concerts.
• At this time he also used Sealyham Terriers for hunting otters, stoats and squirrels.
• It was resold in 1986 to the Sealyham Activity Centre for young people as an educational facility.
• Sealyhams are low to the ground, and in muddy weather their long coats can become quite dirty.
• It turned out the last of the descendant family members to live at the Sealyham Mansion was Mrs Catherine Octavia Edwards.
• In 1920, Sealyham Mansion and its immediate associated land were sold to the King Edward VII Welsh National Memorial Association.
• This decline has been blamed on an influx of foreign and designer breeds, and the Sealyham's reduced usefulness as a working dog.
• Harry Parsons, described his Sealyhams thus : " They make great companions, and the way they bond with their owners is almost magical.
• The main hereditary problem highlighted by the American Sealyham Terrier Club is an eye condition called lens luxation, for which there are DNA tests.
• :* Thanks for nominating this-it made me have another look at Sealyham Terrier which I took through GA about an age ago.
• Previous economic assets included slate quarrying near Sealyham, roadstone quarrying in Treffgarne gorge and a village post office, all of which have ceased operating.
• Deciding that he wanted a better hunting dog than the Sealyhams, bred for conformation showing, he cross-bred the dogs with the Norfolk Terrier.
• In 1905 the estate was bought by Victor James Higgon, whose wife Catherine Octavia Edwards was the last of the Tucker family to live at Sealyham House.
• From the long-extent white-bodied working terriers came the Fox terrier, the Jack Russell terrier, the Parson Russell terrier, and the Sealyham terrier.
• The "'Sealyham Terrier "'is a rare breed, developed in the mid to late 19th century by Captain John Edwardes at Sealyham House, Pembrokeshire.
• The "'Sealyham Terrier "'is a rare breed, developed in the mid to late 19th century by Captain John Edwardes at Sealyham House, Pembrokeshire.