Identifiable by its characteristic stout build and distinctive beard, leg, and belly furnishings, the Scottish Terrier is an independent and upbeat companion. Originally bred as rat hunters in Scotland, the Scottish Terrier maintains an efficient work ethic and may cause trouble by ”hunting” other pets. The Scottish Terrier’s coat can be black, yellow, or striped and is wiry on top with a soft undercoat. Also known lovingly as ”Scottie,” the Scottie’s peak of popularity was in the 1930s and 40s with the most famous Scottie being Fala, President Franklin Roosevelt’s companion during WWII.
Scottish Terriers have a withers height between 10”-11” (25-28 cm) and a typical weight in the range of 18-23 lb (8-10 kg). The Scottish Terrier has an overall body length of roughly 22”-23” (56-58 cm), standing height between 16”-17” (41-43 cm), and a typical lifespan of 11-15 years.
Identifiable by its characteristic stout build and distinctive beard, leg, and belly furnishings, the Scottish Terrier is an independent and upbeat companion. Originally bred as rat hunters in Scotland, the Scottish Terrier maintains an efficient work ethic and may cause trouble by ”hunting” other pets. The Scottish Terrier’s coat can be black, yellow, or striped and is wiry on top with a soft undercoat. Also known lovingly as ”Scottie,” the Scottie’s peak of popularity was in the 1930s and 40s with the most famous Scottie being Fala, President Franklin Roosevelt’s companion during WWII.
Scottish Terriers have a withers height between 10”-11” (25-28 cm) and a typical weight in the range of 18-23 lb (8-10 kg). The Scottish Terrier has an overall body length of roughly 22”-23” (56-58 cm), standing height between 16”-17” (41-43 cm), and a typical lifespan of 11-15 years.
