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Norfolk terrier
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Norfolk terrier

Breed of dog identical to the Norwich terrier except that the ears drop forward rather than being pricked.
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Norfolk Terriers are a lot like the Norwich Terriers, and are fearless, charming, ready to play, and spirited.
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