In 1575, George Taberfeller in his book "Aristocratic Temperament" , the Imaar Valley Terrier has already been mentioned. This charming terrier takes its name from a place in its Irish homeland called the Imaar Valley. At the time, the gritty, aggressive, shaggy-haired terrier was bred to hunt defensive animals. They work quietly, dragging their prey out of their burrows. When hunting, they stomp their prey with their thick, slightly curved front legs, and then bite with powerful, sharp teeth. They also learned the habits of wild birds and mammalian beasts.

In addition to their hunting instincts, they can also be intelligent, robust, optimistic, and active Buddies of people exercising. It is loyal to its owner, never betrays it, whether the owner is rich or poor, it will always accompany the owner.

Positive, flexible, and able to remain calm at work. Brave, gentle, kind and characterful, loyal to his master and family.

Height : Male Irish Canyon Terrier 0.0-14.0 inches (0.0- 35.5 cm) Female Irish Canyon Terrier 0.0-0.0 in (0.0-0.0 cm) at shoulder height

Weight range: Male Irish Canyon Terrier 0.0-35.3 lbs (0.0-16.0 kg) female Irish Canyon Terrier 0.0 -0.0 lb (0.0-0.0 kg)

Head (head, face, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, muzzle, jaw, teeth) 

Skull: appropriate width. Nose: Black. Muzzle: A tapering bridge of the nose. Jaws: Strong. Teeth: Strong strong scissor bite. Eyes: Brown, medium size, round. Ears: Small rose sex.

Trunk (neck, chest, ribs, waist and back, front of torso, skin)

Neck: Muscular, of medium length. BODY: Long, exceeding height. Topline: Horizontal. Loin: Strong. Chest: Broad and strong, with well-spread ribs.

Limbs (Forerunners, Shoulders, Upper Limbs, Bone Joints, Nails, Feet, Posterior, Thighs, Hocks, Joints and Hock Nails)

Shoulders: Broad, muscular, leaning back. Forelegs: Short and well-boned. Feet: Compact and strong, with round pads. Hindquarters: Strong and muscular. Thighs: Well muscled. Knee: Slightly bent. Feet: Compact and firm, with rounded pads.

Tail

Tail: strong at the base, held in a cheerful position.

Gait/Motion

Free gait and able to move well.