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scottish terriers
Breed Overview
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Scottish Terriers are scrappy, high-spirited, and independent.
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What scottish terrier Owners Say About Their scottish terriers
- Molly is a happy puppy who has brought so much joy to my life.
- Jasper has brought so much enjoyment to me and everyone he meets. He is such a happy puppy!
Physical Characteristics
Females: 7 - 8 in
Males: 8 - 10 in
Females: 18 - 20 lbs
Males: 20 - 22 lbs
Brush Weekly, Bathe as Needed, Trim Occasionally
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About scottish terriers
Solid, independent and packed with personality, the Scottish Terrier is the confident companion you never knew you needed. Scotties are as scrappy as they come, and world famous for their high-spirited, dignified demeanor and almost-human character.
Known for their incredible persistence, these tenacious terriers were bred to hunt rats, foxes, and ferocious badgers. Today, you are more likely to find Scottish Terriers cuddled up with their family or patrolling the yard for intrusions.
Scotties are like little bearded drill sergeants. They're cantankerous, efficient, even dour. They can be snippy with other dogs and are likely to treat any animal smaller than itself as prey. Scotties are incredibly devoted to their families but may be too surly for homes with small children.
scottish terrier Care
Scottish Terriers need regular grooming and plenty of exercise. A long walk is a great place to start, but what a Scottie really wants is to play. They crave affection, attention and mental stimulation. Obedience training and agility courses are great ways to exercise your Scotties body and mind.