Russell and Miles: Norwich Terrier Father & Son

Watch the ultimate display of canine camaraderie! Meet the dynamic duo of Norwich terriers - a father-son pair who can't get enough of each other's company. Their favorite pastime? Play wrestling, of course! For hours on end, these two furry friends will grapple, tumble, and tussle, showcasing their unbreakable bond and endless energy. Get ready for a heartwarming and hilarious display of puppy love and playfulness!

Watch the ultimate display of canine camaraderie! Meet the dynamic duo of Norwich terriers - a father-son pair who can't get enough of each other's company. Their favorite pastime? Play wrestling, of course! For hours on end, these two furry friends will grapple, tumble, and tussle, showcasing their unbreakable bond and endless energy. Get ready for a heartwarming and hilarious display of puppy love and playfulness!

Meet Miles, the adorable Norwich Terrier pup born on Canada Day, July 1, 2022! This feisty little fellow may be small, but he's got a big personality and an even bigger opinion! In this clip, Miles is perched on the cottage couch, head cocked sideways, and chiming in on the conversation like he's trying to keep up with the latest pup-gossip! As a Norwich Terrier, Miles is known for his playful, curious, and affectionate nature - and this clip showcases it all! With his big brown eyes and floppy ears, he's the epitome of cuteness overload! Watch as he tilts his head, scrunches up his face, and lets out a low grumble, as if to say, "Hey, humans! Listen up, I've got something important to bark about!" Don't miss this delightful snippet of Miles in all his terrier glory - it's sure to put a smile on your face and make your day a little brighter!"

Russell and Miles are on a playdate with two of their furry friends - Lyla and Mateo. Everyone’s excited and ready to greet dad after a day at work.

Russell, Miles & Lilah entertaining themselves. (And me) Oh, and Mateo watching the action from below

It's a brand new year! New Year's Day 2024 and although it may be a bit chilly today, puppy Miles knows that any day is a very good day to run - especially on a soft dirt road!

Who will Blink FIRST?! Who is the fastest draw? Blondie Miles and his father, Russell, love to wrestle, playfight and play the endless game of, who’s going to make the first move? These two buddies can keep you entertained almost indefinitely. It’s hard to stay in a sad mood when two mischievous fun-loving Norwich terriers are always so care-free and upbeat. It’s impossible not to grin. This video is a 50-second snapshot of what I’m talking about Russell & Miles have their own Instagram channel: https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

When it comes to keeping our furry buddies healthy and happy, there's one awesome activity that rocks – dog running. This super fun exercise not only keeps your four-legged pal in tip-top shape but also boosts their mood. Dog running will keep both you and your furry buddy in shape. It helps burn those extra calories and keeps those pesky pounds off. Say goodbye to obesity and hello to a fit and fabulous lifestyle! Reducing Stress and Anxiety Running with your dog is not only a physical workout but also a mental one. It releases those feel-good endorphins that help reduce stress and anxiety. So, lace up those sneakers and hit the pavement with your four-legged therapist! Improving Mental Stimulation Running is not just a physical activity; it also provides mental stimulation for your dog. It helps keep their mind sharp and engaged, preventing boredom and destructive behaviours. Plus, it's a great way for you to bond and have some quality time together. Enhancing Socialization Skills Taking your dog for a run is a fantastic opportunity for them to meet new furry friends and humans. It helps improve their socialization skills and makes them more comfortable around other dogs and people. So, get out there and let your pup make some new pals! Strengthening the Bond Running with your dog creates a special bond between the two of you. It's a shared experience that strengthens your relationship and builds trust. Plus, it's a great way to show your furry friend some love and affection while getting fit together. So, what are you waiting for? Grab that leash, put on your running shoes, and enjoy all the amazing physical and mental benefits that dog running has to offer! Music: Happy Little Elves by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Young blondie Norwich terrier, Miles, loves exploring the forest with his dad, Russell. They especially love all the crunchy leaves and wonderful smells they encounter along the way!

14 month-old Miles, LOVES sticks, and in the hot summer, he also LOVES the water.

Little puppy Miles always wants to wrestle but sometimes Russell, his dad, is just not in the mood! Russell looks at me as if to say, “Gee whiz, my rambunctious son can be a little annoying when he won’t take no for an answer!” — If you're thinking about getting a new furry friend, we highly recommend considering a Norwich Terrier. Here are just a few reasons why: 1. They're super affectionate and love spending time with their owners. Plus, their friendly personalities make them great companions for people of all ages. 2. Despite their wiry coat, they're actually pretty low maintenance when it comes to grooming. Just a weekly brush and a few trips to the groomer each year will do the trick. 3. They're small dogs, which makes them perfect for apartment or small home living. Plus, they don't need a ton of space to run around. 4. Don't let their size fool you - Norwich Terriers are energetic and love to play. They're great for outdoor activities like hiking or running. 5. They're smart cookies! Norwich Terriers are quick learners and respond well to positive reinforcement training. Overall, Norwich Terriers make amazing companions for anyone looking for a lovable, low-maintenance, small, energetic, and intelligent dog. So if you're ready to welcome a loyal and loving companion into your life, a Norwich Terrier might just be the perfect fit for you!

Well yes and no. Your furry friend can indulge in some juicy, red tomatoes every now and then, however, there's a little something you should keep in mind. Ripe tomatoes are safe for dogs to eat in moderation! However, it's important to avoid giving your pup unripe tomatoes or any part of the tomato plant, as they contain a toxic substance called tomatine. Tomatoes are part of the nightshade family, which includes other veggies like peppers and eggplant. While these plants do have edible parts, they also contain potentially harmful elements. So, it's best to stick to ripe tomatoes as an occasional treat for your furry friend. Tomatoes contain beneficial nutrients like vitamin C, potassium, and fiber. In this video, Russell is considering eating a ripe cherry tomato, and that is fine.

Russell was born on October 1st, 2018 at Wildgoose Norwich Terriers near Kingston, Ontario, Canada. He’s been living at his home in nearby Ottawa as the ONLY dog in the house for close to 4 years. Then Russell made a trip back to the breeders to mate with one of the females and the result, on July 1, 2022, was a litter of two puppies, one female, and little Miles! Today, September 25, 2022 Russell’s ‘parents’ made the trip back to Kingston to pick up 2 1/2-month old Miles, and they are just now returning to Ottawa with father and son. Russell isn’t quite sure what he thinks of Miles, yet! He’ll need some time to warm up to the idea of another little terrier running around HIS house lol. We all gathered at the apartment and we were instructed to make sure that when this cute pair arrived, that we first gave all our attention to Russell - because that’s what he’s used to - being the center of attention! So here they are arriving together for the very first time. Wildgoose Norwich Terriers: https://wildgoosenorwich.com/ And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

There is some bright green grass in my backyard that Russell and Miles LOVE to eat. What’s up with that? Well, I did a little research. Have you ever taken your pup out for a pee break and turned around to see them munching on some grass? Well don't freak out just yet! This behaviour isn't always a cause for concern. But why do they do it, and when should you worry? And is there a way to get them to stop? Well, there are a few reasons why dogs love to chow down on grass. For starters, they might be missing some key nutrients in their diet. If that's the case, try switching up their food or adding some supplements to their meals. Another reason could be that they need more fiber in their diet to help with digestion and keep things moving smoothly. In that case, try feeding them food with a higher fiber content. But sometimes, dogs just have a natural instinct to eat grass. Back in the day, their wild ancestors would eat the whole animal, including the plants in their stomachs. So maybe it's just in their genes to crave some greens every now and then. So, don't worry too much if your furry friend likes to snack on some grass. Just keep an eye on them and make sure they're not eating anything toxic. And if you're really concerned, talk to your vet about it.

3-month-old puppy Miles loves to dig and his coat is even more beautiful in the Magic Hour sunlight And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

I have a little pond in my backyard and when it’s hot, Russell loves to plunk himself into it to cool off. His son, Miles, looks on, but doesn’t feel brave enough to go in for a dip himself. Perhaps when you’re a little older! And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

It's no secret that Miles, a 1-year-old blonde Norwich terrier puppy, is obsessed with racing his father, five year old Russell. But watch out for the camera, guys!

6-month-old blonde Norwich terrier puppy, Miles, LOVES to wrestle and play with his father, 3-year-old Russell. And watch out for the camera fellas! :) And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

Rambunctious Norwich terrier 6-month-old puppy, Miles, gets to his favourite part of the walk, where his dad lets go of the leash and lets him run and run and run some more! And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/ - - - -
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Miles, a 6-month-old Norwich terrier puppy, tries in vain to shake the snow off his face. It's his first winter! It certainly doesn’t shake free as easily as water lol And here they are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

You just know that father & son Russell & Miles are Canadian-born doggies - they're completely confident on a slippery hockey rink, eh! Granted, there is a firm layer of fresh snow over the ice, but all the same, look at those cuties running with abandon! And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

It looks like two Star Wars Ewoks running through the woods! Russell the Norwich terrier is three years old. His blondie son, Miles, is a three month old puppy. This is Miles' very first time out in the country, and it’s a damp but warm September afternoon in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. For Miles, everything is brand new. Everything! And Miles can afford to be a little bit brave, as dad is always nearby. So imagine you are little Miles, experiencing nature in the country for the first time ever. And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

Miles, our little 3-month-old Norwich Terrier, runs after his dad, 3-year-old Russell, but he takes a bouncy tumble along the way! No problem, as he rolls with it and runs some more! Here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

Russell and Miles are a father-and-son Norwich Terrier combo of fun. And today? Why there’s fresh snow! The first of the season! It’s November 16 and we're here in Ottawa, Canada’s capital city. The weather is mild, the snowflakes are fluffy and it’s time for some puppy-play! Although Russell hasn’t seen snow in at least six months, at the grand age of three, he has seen that many winters so far. In fact, Russell came into the world in wintertime and for a while, he must have thought this frozen world was all there was. What a surprise he must have had as the snow began to melt and the flowers began to bloom after many months of cold and dark. Ah, but that’s another story. Today, Russell gets to be the experienced gentleman, hesitating only a brief moment before bravely plunging forth into the white stuff. On the other hand, Miles has never seen such a wonder before. His four-month-old world has been transformed overnight. Let’s freshly discover it ourselves, right along with him … and his dad, as they step out of the doorway and into icy-cold adventure! And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/

Norwich Terriers - like any dog - LOVE a good steak. But unlike most dog breeds, Norwich Terriers aren’t exactly ravenous for their food. They often take their time and may pause to do something else for a while and then come back a little later for more. Russell the Terrier may not always be ravenous, but he’s been smelling our barbecue all afternoon, so when he hears his name and spots the BBQ goodness - he’s off as fast as his cute little legs will take him. And here we are on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/russell.and.miles/