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Norfolk Terriers share the Westie’s size and spunk but set themselves apart with floppy ears and a slightly softer look. Don’t be fooled, though—they’ve got the heart of a hunter. These dogs were bred for bolting foxes and rodents, and that fearless streak is still present.It’s not every day you meet a dog with a topknot and a name that sounds like a Dickens character. Dandies have a unique look, but under those low-slung bodies is a cool-headed, affectionate terrier with a reputation for being more mellow than most.

Like Westies, Border Terriers were bred to chase foxes, which explains their wiry frame and nonstop energy. They usually get along well with other pets and adapt easily to city or country life. Regular exercise keeps them happy, especially if a bit of mischief is involved.If Westies had a cousin who preferred lounging in velvet chairs and making dry remarks, it’d be the Sealyham. They’ve got a sturdy build, expressive face, and calm indoor demeanor, but don’t mistake them for lazy. Sealyhams were once a favorite among Hollywood stars like Elizabeth Taylor.While they’re a bit more reserved than Westies, Scotties share that independent mindset and love a challenge. Their iconic silhouette and wiry coat make them easy to spot. And while they may take their time warming up to strangers, their loyalty to family runs deep.

Few dogs match the sheer energy of a Jack Russell. These athletic little dynamos were bred for fox hunting and haven’t slowed since. They’re similar to Westies in size, but with a turbo boost. If there’s a game or puzzle to solve, Jack Russells are all in.Credit: Getty Images

Lakeland Terriers have a curious streak and a face that always looks like it's about to ask a question. They’re full of pep and love a challenge, often outwitting their owners with clever tricks. The resemblance to Westies lies in their love of action and adventure, with a little more independence.

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