Scottish Terrier: Personality
Remember his background: he's a true terrier. If another dog provokes him, he'll fight to the end. If other dogs leave him alone, he leaves them alone. It's important, actually critical, to take your Scottie to socialization classes starting when he's a puppy. Inviting friends and family over or going to busy places with him while he's young will tamp down his general distrust of strangers. Left unchecked, that can translate into aggression when the dog is an adult--so start training your Scottie puppy from the moment you bring him home.
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scottie puppies
Hi there -- I need some advice and maybe a little guessing. I bought an adorable female Scottie from whom I thought was a ... (continued) |
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Dec 16, 2008 10:04pm by jpanther view |
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10 Brushing tips for your Scotty
Match the brush to your dog’s coat type. Use a curved wire slicker or pin brush for long haired breeds (such as Lhasa Apsos... (continued) |
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Mar 11, 2008 2:41pm by PuppyPants view |
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