Scotties are the best!! I have raised 5 scotties from puppies. I got my first scottie 43 years ago. I loved the breed, I was hooked. Thus four more beloved scotties followed. I loved each one best. I lost my last girl, Ivy in 2020 on the 27th of April. Too old for another. The most loving,sweet babies ever. Long live the scotties. Sally USA AND I
it was my first dog as a young adult. I knew nothing about the breed. I have just these words to describe: small dog , giant personality. when she was 14, I was away in college, my parents took care of her, I had a dream that I found her dead in the backyard. I asked my mom to take her to be seen , and my mom scheduled an appointment at the veterinarian, however stated that she was well. two months later , as my parents went to pick me up at the airport, she told me that my scottie had passed, and my dad called her in, she did not come as usual , so he found her exactly where I saw in my dream. few weeks later, I dreamt with her in the backyard , and I petted her. then I never dreamt with her again.❤
Pro - love their family especially their little humans, fearless, cuddly, love playing, trainable, easy to maintain, sensitive, alert, dapper. Cons - you will fall deeply in love with them
I raised 5 scotties from puppies. None of my scotties dug in my flowers or vegetable garden. They bark loudly though not often. Yes they caught woodchuck. mice voles. I got my first scottie puppy in 1976. Is there any other breed?. I love scotties. I am nearly 81 years old too old for another. I lost my last scottie Ivy 3 years ago, I miss her dearly. Miss having a scottie in my home..❤❤❤
Excellent Scottie info! I received my first Scott on Christmas Day, at 12 yrs old and had 5 other wonderful, devoted dogs throughout my life. These little guys grab a hold of your heart like no other breed. The smartest Scotties were a Scottie/Poodle named Mac. He could count up to 10 and do many tricks. Rogi, a female German Scottie that we received while living in Augsburg, Germany, was the top obedience dog in her class. If she didn’t want to do a trick, she would shake her head “no” until you showed her a treat.
We have had two Scotts in our home, first was Petey. He was a black male who loved the fourth of July. I honestly couldn't believe how he loved the sound of fireworks and would chase the flash of Roman candles. He lived to be ten and we lost him to liver cancer. Our second was a Wheaton male named Mac. He was scared to death of loud noises, thunder, gun shots at a long distance disturbed him. He however was scared of no dog, he would take on a Rottweiler if one presented itself. We lost Mac when he was six, a tumor appeared in the upper pallet of his mouth, very aggressive that within a weeks' time started displacing his teeth. We are currently planning to add a third, we didn't think we could bear putting ourselves through the potential loss again but have found ourselves missing them dearly.
Oh no, I'm so so sorry. Losing 2 just be awful. My childhood best friend was a Scottish terrier called Molly, I lost her 10 years ago to bladder cancer. She was given 3 months to live but she liver for over 2 years. Cancer seems depressingly common with Scottie dogs 😥
My brother and nieces lost their beloved Klondike also due to cancer. They were devastated when they had to put him down. They claim that their Scottie was the best dog they’ve ever had. They called him their little gentleman.
My Scottie Ninja loves babies, love walk without the leash, no worries about territories, the most social dog ever. I dont want to train him like a robot, but the basic like stop, run or come, amaizing how he learnt. Autonomous, he likes to walk with me but not necessarily besides me. My first dog.
Gracie was our Scottish Terrier and we loved her. We've enjoyed other breeds but Gracie was the most gracious and loving. Our only concern was her aggression toward other dogs. Once, while on a walk, she attacked a German Shepard without warning and that freaked me out.
Its funny, my family has had many scotties over the years and they have never been a problem in the garden. BUT they also had children to play with and a barn to hunt for mice in.
I love all of the little Highland buddies. I have (2) 1/2 Westie brother and sister littermates. They are just packed with personality. The little male is all Westie in his head and in his heart. You just can’t help but fall in love with the little Scottish terriers.
I had two Scotties They were good with my Cat and FOSTER DOGS.. MY female would "seek permission " from my Chihuahua before going on my Sofa They are comical and loveable. Both mine were rescued from people who couldn't keep them.
Моя любимая собака, доэтого с нами жила Бася,но она была собакой свекрови, ей тяжело было с ней гулять, да и она ещё работала,муж забрал к нам,я сразу полюбила эту породу, раньше даже не видела таких собак у нас в городе, это самые прекрасные, преданные, спокойные и домашние собаки! Никогда не забуду вас, мои девочки Бася и Кася!
I really want a Scottie someday! I will name him Duffy. Do they tend to like or not like cuddles? I had a corgi that I loved but he didn't really like to be touched.
Scotties are amazing dogs- loving, fun and full of energy. They love their people forever. But don’t get a Scottie on a whim Scottie’s need structure and socialization to be there best. They are loving but not demonstrative- if you can’t handle that, look elsewhere.
Scotties from the breeder of our nine year old, who cost $1,600 is now asking $4,000. Our one year old was $1,200. She is pure bred but not AKC registered
@@twill9278 - Yes but the photo showed the Tramp. I've had Scotties for 54 years. Just lost my last one in June and my wheaten Scottie last May. No more for me, I'm too old and not fair to thredog but love the breed. Tough as nails. I did see the Westie you mentioned. 😁
Scotties are the best!! I have raised 5 scotties from puppies. I got my first scottie 43 years ago. I loved the breed, I was hooked. Thus four more beloved scotties followed. I loved each one best. I lost my last girl, Ivy in 2020 on the 27th of April. Too old for another. The most loving,sweet babies ever. Long live the scotties. Sally USA AND I
it was my first dog as a young adult. I knew nothing about the breed. I have just these words to describe: small dog , giant personality.
when she was 14, I was away in college, my parents took care of her, I had a dream that I found her dead in the backyard. I asked my mom to take her to be seen , and my mom scheduled an appointment at the veterinarian, however stated that she was well. two months later , as my parents went to pick me up at the airport, she told me that my scottie had passed, and my dad called her in, she did not come as usual , so he found her exactly where I saw in my dream. few weeks later, I dreamt with her in the backyard , and I petted her. then I never dreamt with her again.❤
All I’ve owned are Scotties. My favorite dog breed for sure
Had 2 cross my life and have left a massive paw print on my heart. They are the biggest little dog I have had the pleasure of loving ❤
They have a deep bark like a large scary dog, and are great security system for your home.
Pro - love their family especially their little humans, fearless, cuddly, love playing, trainable, easy to maintain, sensitive, alert, dapper. Cons - you will fall deeply in love with them
No cons for Scotties 💙
I raised 5 scotties from puppies. None of my scotties dug in my flowers or vegetable garden. They bark loudly though not often. Yes they caught woodchuck. mice voles. I got my first scottie puppy in 1976. Is there any other breed?. I love scotties. I am nearly 81 years old too old for another. I lost my last scottie Ivy 3 years ago, I miss her dearly. Miss having a scottie in my home..❤❤❤
Don't give up
You are NEVER too
Old for a new dog ❤
Scotties are the best.. I raised 5 scotties from puppies. All were great dogs. I loved each one best.. Sally
I had a scottie as a kid and I want another one now! So cool doggo!
Excellent Scottie info! I received my first Scott on Christmas Day, at 12 yrs old and had 5 other wonderful, devoted dogs throughout my life. These little guys grab a hold of your heart like no other breed. The smartest Scotties were a Scottie/Poodle named Mac. He could count up to 10 and do many tricks. Rogi, a female German Scottie that we received while living in Augsburg, Germany, was the top obedience dog in her class. If she didn’t want to do a trick, she would shake her head “no” until you showed her a treat.
We have had two Scotts in our home, first was Petey. He was a black male who loved the fourth of July. I honestly couldn't believe how he loved the sound of fireworks and would chase the flash of Roman candles. He lived to be ten and we lost him to liver cancer. Our second was a Wheaton male named Mac. He was scared to death of loud noises, thunder, gun shots at a long distance disturbed him. He however was scared of no dog, he would take on a Rottweiler if one presented itself. We lost Mac when he was six, a tumor appeared in the upper pallet of his mouth, very aggressive that within a weeks' time started displacing his teeth. We are currently planning to add a third, we didn't think we could bear putting ourselves through the potential loss again but have found ourselves missing them dearly.
Oh no, I'm so so sorry. Losing 2 just be awful. My childhood best friend was a Scottish terrier called Molly, I lost her 10 years ago to bladder cancer. She was given 3 months to live but she liver for over 2 years. Cancer seems depressingly common with Scottie dogs 😥
My brother and nieces lost their beloved Klondike also due to cancer. They were devastated when they had to put him down. They claim that their Scottie was the best dog they’ve ever had. They called him their little gentleman.
Have had 3 Scotties in my life. Love this doggo! So smart, protective of family, loving. They have a distinct personality that keeps you on your toes.
My Scottie Ninja loves babies, love walk without the leash, no worries about territories, the most social dog ever. I dont want to train him like a robot, but the basic like stop, run or come, amaizing how he learnt. Autonomous, he likes to walk with me but not necessarily besides me. My first dog.
Gracie was our Scottish Terrier and we loved her. We've enjoyed other breeds but Gracie was the most gracious and loving. Our only concern was her aggression toward other dogs. Once, while on a walk, she attacked a German Shepard without warning and that freaked me out.
Its funny, my family has had many scotties over the years and they have never been a problem in the garden. BUT they also had children to play with and a barn to hunt for mice in.
I love all of the little Highland buddies. I have (2) 1/2 Westie brother and sister littermates. They are just packed with personality. The little male is all Westie in his head and in his heart.
You just can’t help but fall in love with the little Scottish terriers.
I had two Scotties
They were good with my Cat and FOSTER DOGS.. MY female would "seek permission " from my Chihuahua before going on my Sofa
They are comical and loveable. Both mine were rescued from people who couldn't keep them.
Моя любимая собака, доэтого с нами жила Бася,но она была собакой свекрови, ей тяжело было с ней гулять, да и она ещё работала,муж забрал к нам,я сразу полюбила эту породу, раньше даже не видела таких собак у нас в городе, это самые прекрасные, преданные, спокойные и домашние собаки! Никогда не забуду вас, мои девочки Бася и Кася!
USD$1,100? 😂 I paid USD$2,500 for my boy with champion lines...nearly 11 years ago
I really want a Scottie someday! I will name him Duffy. Do they tend to like or not like cuddles? I had a corgi that I loved but he didn't really like to be touched.
can you do one on the golden shepard
Scotties are amazing dogs- loving, fun and full of energy. They love their people forever. But don’t get a Scottie on a whim Scottie’s need structure and socialization to be there best. They are loving but not demonstrative- if you can’t handle that, look elsewhere.
Liking
Scotties cannot swim worth beans. They sink like rocks. I've had them for over 50 years.
I did the opposite for
This vid is so bad
Scotties from the breeder of our nine year old, who cost $1,600 is now asking $4,000.
Our one year old was $1,200. She is pure bred but not AKC registered
There is a clip of a Westie ffs.
And the dog in "Lady and the Tramp" was not a Scottie. Droop ears and long legs!!! No way.
@@susieq9801
There was definitely a Scottie I'm that movie, just not Tramp
@@twill9278 - Yes but the photo showed the Tramp. I've had Scotties for 54 years. Just lost my last one in June and my wheaten Scottie last May. No more for me, I'm too old and not fair to thredog but love the breed. Tough as nails. I did see the Westie you mentioned. 😁
Yes, for sure and his name was Jock.@@twill9278