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| Scottish Terrier | |||
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| Pictures of pup of Florance | |||
| Available pups | |||
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| Frequently asked questions | |||
| Description | |||
| Characteristics | |||
| Personality | |||
| History | |||
| Behaviours | |||
| Physical and toileting needs | |||
| Available pups: | |||
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1 brendle female are available. Born on
march 21 from the Florance mother and the ToutFou father. The pups
will be able to leave around the end of may. We await the litter of our female Lolita, around july 08. The father is our tout fou. The pups will be able to leave around the mid of september. We expect black and brendle puppies of this letter.
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Our english texts were translates by an automatic translator. Sorry for
the formulation erreurs. Scottish has a quite particular look which makes it resemble an old English colonel. Its distant air discourages of them more one, more especially as it does not make any effort to allure the foreigners who interest it little. One should not proud for its air snob, actually, it very merry, is very enjoué, able of all, it has a strong personality. Very young person, it will surprise its Master by his maturity. II fact few silly things, but it is not therefore “passive”, it takes part with spirit in the plays of the children. One could believe it obstinate, actually, it obeys his hour. It is not subjected, but it knows the limits not to be exceeded. To make it obey, one needs ruser and knowledge to use of its weaknesses, in particular of its greediness. He is not a sportsman. It is preferable to limit the length of the walks, because it is tired quickly. It chooses its Master with whom it maintains the privileged relationship different from with the remainder from the family. It is an excellent guard who defends his property. Its voice is impressive for its size, and the intruders will have to be wary of its jaws powerful. It preserved its ancestral instincts of hunter, it takes a malicious pleasure to continue hens or the cat of the neighbor |
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| averages 10 inches. | from 8,5 to 10 kg (de 18 à 22 pounds) | ||
| Description | |||
| Dog with the heavy bone, compact and energetic, with the short legs, with a long bearded head. The eyes in form of almond are raised bulky eyebrows. The expression of the Scottish Burrow is described like sharp and polissonne. The small ears are right and pointed, the truffle is black and the tail is carried well high. On-peeling is hard and hard, while under-peeling is soft. The dress can be black, Blé (Wheat) or brendle. The standard allows a little white on the chest. | |||
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| Characteristics | |||
| The Scottish Terrier can get along with the other animals, in as much as those hold good, because all that runs can start the instinct of predator of this puppy. This same instinct, compound with a certain aggressiveness, means that the Scottish Burrow must always be in leaves or in an enclosed place. Although it is not high any more for hunting, it can still continue savage animals like the mice, the rats and the raccoons with a surprising ferocity. | |||
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| Personality | |||
| Called “Diehard” (hard to cook), the Scottish Terrier is a sharp puppy, honest and alarm which can be protective as much than player, and at the same time impassioned of its Master and independent. Although it is charming and that it has much character, its intelligence, its independence and its very alert personality can make of it a companion who presents many challenges. It will be necessary to be firm and constant, without what the puppy is likely to become dominating and difficult to control. Moreover, some can be of mood changing and intolerant towards the children. It is nevertheless about a faithful dog - with only one family, in fact -, which can be indifferent to the other people. It accepts the older children; it does not like to be made tap and be made push. | |||
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| History | |||
| The race of the Scottish Terrier was created in Scotland in the years 1700. The dog was initially named Aberdeen Terrier, of the city of the same name. As many other dogs to the long and low body, the Terrier shelled was used for hunting for the animals of burrow, especially the otters, the foxes, the badgers and rabbits; it was particularly gifted to make leave these small animals under the stones and out of the holes. Nowadays, it is mainly a dog of company, although it preserved its instinct of hunter. | |||
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| Behaviours | |||
| Certain Burrows shelled adapt well to the life in apartment, but of others like much to have a small court at their disposal to meet their need for independence. This independence makes this dog difficult to involve: it likes “to make its own decisions”. For example, it will prefer, if it is more logical for him, to circumvent an obstacle rather than to jump over. In the same way, if it knows that its Master does not allow him to go up on his bed, it obeys in its presence but made there naps when it is alone. The Scottish Burrow is thus a dog difficult to draw up, but it adores the contests of agility, where it can make its own decisions while looking at its Master “running in round and to have the stupid air” (quotation of breeder). “The Burrows Scottish adore that.” | |||
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| Behaviours | |||
| Children: Best with older, considerate
children. Friendliness: Reserved with strangers. Dressage :Moderately Easy to train. Independence: Moderate independent. Dominance: Moderate high. Other Pets: Generally good with other pets. Combativeness: tendency to aggressiveness towards the dogs. Noise: fairly barker | |||
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| Physical and toileting needs | |||
| Grooming: A little grooming needed. Trimming & Stripping: Moderate trimming or stripping needed. Coat: Medium coat. Shedding: Very light. Loss of hairs: very light Exercise: a minimum exercise need. Activity inside: relatively inactive. Apartments: Good for apartment living. Outdoor Space: Does all right without a yard. Climate: the majority of the climates are appropriate to him. Owner: can by Good for novice owners. Life expectancy: average (from 10 to 12 years). |
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