April 8, 2009
Our next North American coated litter is planned for November 2009 and our next Irish coated litter is planned for spring 2010. Email us at witthaven@rogers.com for more information.
March 18, 2009
April 26, 2007
TWO COAT TYPES

There are two common types of coats in the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terriers, the Irish and the North American. Both coats are considered non-shedding, require regular maintenance and change in colour and texture until 2-3 years of age. The ideal coat would finish with a nice wheaten colour, gentle waves, average fullness, not fluffy or cottony.
**The Irish type is less full, lays close to the body, is very soft and almost silky. The coat takes a few years to fill in and look its best but there are less matts to contend with along the way.
**The North American type is also soft, but very full and abundant from an early age. The puppy coat can be almost fluffy in texture and matts easily; however, the mature coat usually settles a bit in fullness and becomes easier to maintain.
IRISH COATED PUPPIES

a curious puppy in her new home
at about 10 weeks old...


Here's a good before and after shot of a 1st haircut of a 5 month old boy.
He looks a lot like his mother Xena!

This little boy is about 9 weeks old in his new home!
8 week old female
6 week old male - hair looks more "unkept" than the North American. The texture is very soft and he is adorable!
NORTH AMERICAN PUPPIES

a typical look for a 5 month old!
Very cute!

enjoying the snow at 4 months old
a gorgeous 4 month old
same puppy at 2 weeks, 4 weeks, 7 weeks
ADULT IRISH COAT
ADULT NORTH AMERICAN COAT
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