Scottish Terrier
Dog Breeds
Scottish Terrier Quick Facts
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The Scottish Terrier, also known as the Aberdeen Terrier, the Diehard, and the Scottie, is a breed of dog in the Terrier Group. This breed is recognized by its short stature and characteristic beard in addition to its bold ‘sheriff’ type attitude. The Scottish Terrier was recognized by the AKC in 1885 and AKC approved in 1993. In 2010, a Scottish Terrier named "Sadie" won Best In Show at the world renowned Westminster Kennel Club
Scottish Terriers, like his other terrier cousins, are fearless, loyal and often clownish. They are discriminating when it comes to making friends, so don't expect your Scottie to cozy up to all of your friends, but when you've made friends with a Scottie, he's your friend for life. They have excellent memories and if they meet a person one time and like them, a Scottie can recognize that person years later. They are stoic animals,
The Scottish Terrier is a compact dog with short legs and a long, bearded face. Their sturdy build is often described as power in a small package. The bushy eyebrows shield the dark, wide-set, piercing eyes. The ears are small, erect, pointed and sit high on the head. The muzzle is large – filling an average man's hand, and ends in a black nose. The teeth should meet in a scissors bite. The chest of