I am so sorry for your loss. I put mine down unexpectedly last Friday and I don't know if the pain will lessen anytime soon.

@@wheatenmama64 I'm so sorry for both of your losses. I, too, lost my wheaton a year ago January. He was 15.5 yr old and gave me the best years of my life. I still miss him so much.

i’m so sorry about that ! i actually am getting a Wheaton and my dad sent me the link to this video! they’re great family dogs and not too big! again i’m so sorry for your loss i can tell your dog was amazing! 🥺💙

KAMERA Hows the wheaten

punchy I’m getting it in December !

I share your loss. We lost our Scarlett after 14 years, and still have not recovered. We are just now thinking about another Wheatie. I’m not sure if I’d be able to see our next Wheaton as another dog other than our Scarlett, so still thinking about it. Best breed ever!

Lost my wheaton/ bernese mix. He was like a 75lb wheaton that kept the puppy color. He made it 14 years and wouldve lasted longer, but can cer got him. The best puppy and awesome all around dog. Acted just lime these wheatons. Been 2 months since he has been gone and need that personality back in my life. Just need to find a reputable breeder.

So great that you had him so long, but I’m so sorry!

Do they go crazy when someone is at the door? I'm trying to find a friendly quiet dog

@@simbobcrafts4843 no

@@simbobcrafts4843 there good dogs thet pay attention

@@dreadclan8549 Thats cool. I'm trying to decide between a wheaten or a whippet

@@tyronebunne2220 mine is one year old and he is crazy and he can pack a punch on my testicles and it actually hurts

my dog (a grey wheaten) LOVES snow probably cuz we live in Canada

Wade Marquardt great Name for him !

I have a What on terror and it's great

My husband is gonna get us one soon. Based on no shedding, not too small not too big, not too hard to train, and good with families I agree!

Stormy Skyz they’re perfect! the only exhausting feature of my wheaten is when he barks and chases after other dogs😂but my grandmas wheaten is an absolute sweetheart

Gabby Sokolowski that’s a terrier for ya lol. I can’t wait.

Luna Lovegood my grandma has a wheaten and they totally smell like Fritos I never even thought of that until you said it!😂

i’m so sorry for your loss, i hope you’re doing well!

@@kohi3448 oh thank you!! It definitely is rough to not have a dog anymore, but I have a cat that has helped fill the void she left

stakrs16 ^^ i kinda know what its like we had a cairn terrier for a while before i was born and a year and a bit after that she had to be put down but my mom (working) sib (school) i was a year and a half old and was there when she died, was supposed to live another 3 or 4 years, she was 13 when she died with cancer, the vets used to say they thought she was 6 or 7 because her health was so good and she was very playful! that was me and my dads first time being there when our dog has died omg sorry this is a lot i have a problem i start to rant on and on about things,

I had my first dog being a wheaten too! His name was Seamus, and we had him from when I was 5 up until I was 18. Miss ya buddy...

Flan Plan awww that’s awesome!! Seamus is a wonderful name 💛 I bet he had a wonderful life with you

Me too. I really miss my Wheaten Terrier, Ray. He was always so kind and gentle.

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Connor McCormick .....and I miss my boy Bailey. A Wheaten, and a great buddy for 13 years.

I have a 1 and a half year old wheaten and I hate the thought I will join you three under this comment some day

They’re so entertaining! 😁

I'm so sorry, I know how you feel. We lost our 1st wheatty Sonny recently. He was the first dog I had as a kid and it devastated me, and it's still so painful. It's amazing how they all seem to have the same playfulness and sense of humor.

aww I feel bad Wheaton terriers really keep heart in place don't they, when they're gone it's almost like they kept you're heart I place and when they leave they let go of it your heart drops. I know how it feels to have a pet die my aunts second Wheaton rigby is luckily still alive he's 4 I think and he's always by my side when I need him.

I just lost my Bailey six month ago and i cant stop crying.

@@evelynleiter8677 I'm so sorry! I know how you feel. It feels like a death in the family.

We lost our girl Sydney at the beginning of April. She was 15! She was a truly wonderful personality and friend, and I miss her dearly. She was my 13th birthday present, I had her for more than half of my life. The month following was nothing more than a blur, but I've had plenty of time for reflection. My conclusion: the happiness she brought in her life far outweighs the sadness of its end, and if the only way to get rid of one was to rid of the other, I would never do it, not ever. It still hurts when I think of our goodbye, but I try to focus on our time together, and those memories bring a smile to my face. And more and more it's those memories that come.

I have one to his name is Toby he 12

I got 2 Baxter (6) and Winston (2) they cousins

Aww sorry to hear that.

Since I have a wheaten myself, his name is Juggy. These dogs can be very bonded with there owners, they can also detect whoever is a threat in certain areas or a threat. They grow up to be medium, best for family dogs. Also the best thing is that, there hypoallergenic, perfect for people with allergies. And there bite force is outrageous, some say nearly 200 pounds! They make the perfect dog for family since they are very playful.

@@elijrivera522 Yes! You are very correct on sensing threats! Louie makes yelp like barks when someone is at the door he is familiar with but ANY stranger, this dog growls and barks. That is how my mother knows a stranger is at the door, FRONT or BACK, you cannot get past him. I do not know about the bite pressure but Louie goes through about SIX chew bones a MONTH. So I can imagine..he can chew the heck out of someone!

No Comment holy heck, 6 bones! Juggy can go threw around 3 a month because a stomach issue, but we gave him meat once and he chomped that’s thing like he never had food once in his life! And he knows there’s 2 entrances into the house, we had the door opened once and he went down next to the door and was waiting if someone or something was gonna go threw, and last time, he chased 5 deers out of our lawn! It was incredible, I thought the deers was gonna attack him but they were scared! When I first got him, he was scared as heck but when I came along, he knew I wasn’t a threat, so he followed me everywhere for comfort. That was the greatest bond I had with a dog! Not even when I had Moose the Schnauzer could even be like that! Even though he loved biting when I had em

@@elijrivera522 Those 6 inch ones you get at Menards? They asked was a dog or dogs really chewing up those bones. Everyone is amazed how he does it, he holds it with his PAWS and that is ALL she rolls!

No Comment I get those 6 inch ones! My dog holds with the paws, and takes big bites, he’s done with 1 bone within 5 minutes!

I'm so sorry

Nice

1515cando we have a 10 year old wheaten too! His name is Doogan. He acts the same as he did the day we got him. Has not slowed down a bit!

I’m so sorry 😔

Cute

Mine is too!lol

Chris Walls nice, we have a male named rigby and when I was little I pronounced it like rig-UH-bee lol. I'm even snuggling with him right now!