Scottish Terrier Dogs for Stud in Ireland
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About Scottish Terrier
The Scottish Terrier, also known as the Scottie or Aberdeenie, is a small but confident and spirited dog with a big personality. Originally bred in Scotland to hunt foxes and vermin, this distinctive breed is now cherished worldwide as a loyal and affectionate family companion.
Recognised by its sturdy build, wiry double coat, and signature beard and eyebrows, the Scottie has a charming and dignified appearance. While black is the most common coat colour, brindle and wheaten are also accepted within the breed standard.
Scottish Terriers are independent thinkers — bold, intelligent, and full of character. They are affectionate with their families but can be reserved around strangers, which makes them excellent little watchdogs. Despite their small size, they carry themselves with confidence and grace, winning hearts wherever they go.
The Scottish Terrier, also known as the Scottie or Aberdeenie, is a small but confident and spirited dog with a big personality. Originally bred in Scotland to hunt foxes and vermin, this distinctive...
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How much does a Scottish Terrier puppy cost in Ireland?
A Scottish Terrier puppy in Ireland typically costs between €1,000 and €1,500, depending on pedigree, breeder reputation, and availability. Always buy from a responsible breeder who follows proper health testing.
Are Scottish Terriers good family dogs?
Yes, Scotties are loyal, affectionate, and devoted to their families. They are good with older children and make excellent companions for those who appreciate their independent yet loving nature.
Do Scottish Terriers shed?
They shed very little. However, their wiry coat needs regular brushing and professional hand-stripping or clipping several times a year to stay tidy and healthy.
Are Scottish Terriers easy to train?
They are intelligent but can be stubborn. Training should be positive, patient, and consistent — Scotties respond best to gentle methods and clear boundaries.
How much exercise does a Scottish Terrier need?
Scotties enjoy daily walks and playtime but don’t require excessive exercise. Around 30–45 minutes per day is enough to keep them happy, fit, and well-behaved.
Quick facts: Scottish Terrier
Origin: Scotland
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Size: Small (18-22 lbs)
Coat: Hard, wiry outer coat with soft undercoat
Temperament: Independent, confident, loyal, alert
Common Health Issues: Scottie cramp, bladder cancer, allergies
Grooming Needs: High (regular brushing and hand-stripping or trimming)
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