Cedarwinds Kennel

Available Soft Coated

Wheaten Terrier Puppies

For photos of the adults, scroll to the bottom of this page.

Contact me: Geri gwiepen@gpcom.net 402-388-2414 central time	All photos are property of Cedarwinds Kennel and may not be reproduced
We have a male and female from Fancy and Gilbey's litter that are still looking for a home. They were born mid-November and are ready to go. They are 5 1/2 months old. These puppies have great, outgoing, fun personalities. They've also had some exposure to children and do very well with them. They are trained to go outside through a dog door and have been started on the leash. Male $500 Female $600
Fancy's Male 1	Fancy's Female 1

We also have a new litter that will be ready to go early May. We are now taking deposits on this litter. Males $500 Females $600
Male	Male
Female	Female

THE WHEATENS OF CEDARWINDS

All Dogs are AKC Registered

The Males

Micah Micah's page	Gilbey
The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is a medium sized, hardy, well balanced sporting terrier, square in outline, distinguished by his soft, silky, gently waving coat of warm wheaten color. The Wheaten has a steady disposition, moderation in structure and presentation, alert and happy as well as graceful.	Many people love the shaggy look of the Wheaten, but the coat is high maintenance and requires regular, thorough combing. The Wheaten sheds very little because of their single coat. When hairs do break off, they generally stick in the coat which can eventually cause mats. Because of the lack of shedding, the Wheaten is generally a good choice for someone with allergies to dogs.

The Females

Darcy	Dolly
Fancy	Sassy
Jazzie	Jocee
The Wheaten is normally much less aggressive than other terriers. They rarely start fights, but seldom back down when challenged. The SCWT is lively and affectionate and is protective of his family and his territory. The Wheaten loves to be a part of the family and they make a great companion for children and adults.	The Wheaten loves to jump straight off the floor when they are excited. This habit should be corrected from puppy on or the Wheaten may knock over children or elderly people in their exuberance. Wheatens are fairly easy to train and do better with obedience training than most other terrier breeds.

Previous Litters (Sorry, already sold.)

Satisfied Customers

"Cassie" Ennis	"Ennis" pups	"Maggie" Byrne
"Dakota" Robinson	"Dakota" Robinson	"Quincy" Anderson
"Duffy"	"Charlie" Williams	"Dakota" Gerow (Fancy-Jack)
"Simba" Hall "Cooper" Perrotty	"Sophie" Linder	"Gus" Gaguzis "Murphy" Alon
"Teagan" on his first day	"Riley" UCLA fan from California	"Loki"
"Simba and Nala"	"Olive"	"Olive"
"Clancy"	"Hunter"	"Chloe & Lexie"
"Nessy"	"Murphy Alon"	"Darby"
"Meike"	"Gunner"	"Barney"
	"Duffy" Hmelovsky