The Glebe Terrier usually appears on microfilm although traditionalists among those who fancy this breed prefer paper or parchment originals. The Glebe Terrier is distinguished by its lack of legible handwriting in those areas which give the surnames of tenants on Glebe lands. Breeding This breed is rare due to difficulties in breeding.
Breeding can be tricky as they prefer to whelp only during vestry meetings.
Related Breeds Anglican Airedale, Episcopal Elkhound. Originally found in parish chests, most Glebe Terriers have since migrated to the shelves of Record Offices. Temperament Glebe Terriers are usually friendly to all. When found in Record Offices, they do have difficulty getting along with other animals. Particularly, they seem to chase and bark at Rodent Control Officers , other Archival residents with rodent control duties , and the occasional water fowl .