Norwich Mugs

Probably the next best TV series that Alan Partridge has ever had that includes Chris Eubank

Watch out for cows dropped by irate farmers.

Bridge over the River Wensum in the city of Norwich on a dull and overcast winter's day

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Norwich Terrier Silhouette and Silhouettes Pattern

Cute norwich terrier watercolor illustration

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Norwich Terrier Painting - Cute Original Dog Art

Norwich Pride design featuring a rainbow motif with a yellow and green heart - the colours of Norfolk.

Hello Security, I am an arsonist with a big big of matches, please can I come in to set fire to the staff.

Norwich Terrier portrait to show your love for this great dog breed. A perfect Norwich Terrier gift for any Norwich Terrier lover. Original design by Miller Sye, hundreds of dog breeds available, click on the Miller Sye brand name to find more breeds.

Norwich Cathedral captured on a bright and sunny day

The place to live when you don't have a static home yet.

Defunct Norwich Navigators Baseball

Norwich Cathedral

These Norwich Terrier Gifts based around the face of an Norwich Terrier make the ideal Mother's Day, Father's Day or Christmas present this year for any Norwich Terrier owner.

The Norwich and Norfolk Terriers are a pair of British Terrier Breeds. Prior to 1964 these two were both considered Norwich Terriers, one a "prick ear" variety and one a "drop ear" variety. It was the Kennel Club that separated the breed in two with drop-eared being reclassified as "Norfolk Terrier." Both Terriers were cultivated in Britain as ratters. They are friendly and affectionate companion dogs and two of the smallest working terrier breeds in the world.

A view from St James’ Bridge looking down the River Wensum towards Magdalen Street in the city of Norwich Norfolk. This is an affluent part of Norwich and the expensive apartments and flats with river frontage line the bank.

A view up the medieval and historical cobbled street and tight alley way of Elm Hill in the city of Norwich, argued to be the oldest street in the city.

This Norwich Terrier Halloween design is just perfect for any Halloween Party or when out Trick or Treating this year.

A view down the medieval and historical cobbled street and tight alley way of Elm Hill in the city of Norwich, argued to be the oldest street in the city.

Never mind the danger

The "Pub nad Paddle" canoes tied to wooden staging on the River Wensum. These canoes are located near the Ribs of Beef pub and are available to hire for a pub crawl with a difference. There are many riverside pubs in Norwich and you can hire these canoes to visit them.

Norwich Cathedral with large black lettering of Norwich and Norfolk. Perfect for anyone who loves this fine city. Image by MyriadLifePhoto

Always a great design to use when you have pierced your foot on a spike.

Norwich Terrier Accessories and Gifts for Norwich Terrier Lovers

A view towards White Friar's Bridge over the River Wensum captured from the riverside walk. On the far bank are the swanky waterside flats and apartments.

A view towards the historic Fye Bridge and the traditional Mischief Pub in the city of Norwich, Norfolk. Captured on a bright and sunny day.

Norwich Castle

The exterior of the Maids Head Hotel in the Tombland region of Norwich, Norfolk. At over 800 years old the Maids Head Hotel is the oldest hotel in the UK and well worth a visit, if not just to admire the architecture.

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The Norwich and Norfolk Terriers are a pair of British Terrier Breeds. Prior to 1964 these two were both considered Norwich Terriers, one a "prick ear" variety and one a "drop ear" variety. It was the Kennel Club that separated the breed in two with drop-eared being reclassified as "Norfolk Terrier." Both Terriers were cultivated in Britain as ratters. They are friendly and affectionate companion dogs and two of the smallest working terrier breeds in the world.

A Norwich Terrier will do almost anything for a treat - even dress up in a Halloween costume and go trick-or-treating.

In this stately design, a Dachshund-Norwich Terrier mix assumes the dignified role of a governor in the late 1780s USA, embodying aristocratic refinement and authority. Draped in an elegant coat and waistcoat reminiscent of the fashion of the late 18th century, the canine governor stands as a symbol of leadership and aristocratic poise.

In this delightful design, a Dachshund steps into the esteemed role of a medieval German king, exuding boldness and strength with regal flair. Draped in a royal robe adorned with intricate patterns reminiscent of Germanic heritage, the Dachshund stands as a symbol of kingly authority and unwavering fortitude.