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silky terrier

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silky terrier
n.
A toy terrier of a breed developed from a cross between the Australian terrier and the Yorkshire terrier, characterized by long, silky, bluish-gray hair, tan markings, and erect ears.

silky terrier
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) another name for a Sydney silky
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Noun1.silky terrier - Australian breed of toy dogs having a silky blue coatsilky terrier - Australian breed of toy dogs having a silky blue coat
terrier - any of several usually small short-bodied breeds originally trained to hunt animals living underground


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Small dogs such as Pekingese, toy poodles, Bichon and Silky terriers will use an XS life jacket.
Leaburg resident Ginny Budd said she saw a flier for the swim and jumped at the chance to let her two Australian silky terriers, Rosie and Sparky, cool off during the dog days of summer.
Then there is Tosca, a silky terrier owned by store manager Susan Dudovitz.
 
 
 
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