ArcBoyeee All American 1208 Posts user info edit post |
I want one. Anyone have any experiences with them or where to get them?
cute 11/17/2010 1:09:28 AM |
Jeepin4x4 #Pack9 35774 Posts user info edit post |
sumfoo1 used to have one and it was noisy as fuck. 11/17/2010 8:01:16 AM |
Wheezer All American 4347 Posts user info edit post |
They are fantastic dogs - for some people. Please do the research necessary to make sure this is a pet for you! (c;
As a breed - they are die-hards. Stubborn, strong-willed. Killer of small, fuzzy things - and can be dog aggressive if not properly socialized as a pup. Have a mouth and bite of a bully breed - when they do snap, they mean business. Requires regular grooming - every 6-8 weeks, starting at $40 and up each time. They tend to have a lot of inherent genetic diseases, as do other purebred dogs: Scotty Cramp, Von Willebrands Disease, various types of cancers.
If you're serious about getting a Scotty - make sure you go to a reputable breeder, who does the necessary health testing on their lines. Please don't support backyard breeders or get one from a pet store. This is one of my breeds that I'm passionate about. (c; 11/17/2010 8:03:21 AM |
Senez All American 8112 Posts user info edit post |
Do it. Great dogs. Even though Peanut is stubborn and hard-headed as all hell, I wouldn't trade her for anything. Incredible personalities. And she's better around my 10 month old than I thought she'd be, though I'm careful.
Not big on other dogs until she gets to know them well. She was a rescue, so I didn't have an opportunity to socialize.
She does have Scotty Cramp, which is actually hilarious when it happens but otherwise no ill-effects. Other than getting the occasional burr stuck in her beard.
11/17/2010 9:10:53 AM |
toyotafj40s All American 8649 Posts user info edit post |
Adopt 11/17/2010 12:28:41 PM |
adam8778 All American 3095 Posts user info edit post |
^This. Dogs shouldn't cost money. 11/17/2010 12:33:00 PM |
Wheezer All American 4347 Posts user info edit post |
This was my kid - Scotty-Doo. Probably the best dog I've ever had.
If you can, and do decide that this is the breed for you - please do adopt - There is a Scottish Terrier Rescue that you can contact that's great. 11/17/2010 12:39:35 PM |
Quinn All American 16417 Posts user info edit post |
annoying 11/17/2010 12:55:37 PM |
toyotafj40s All American 8649 Posts user info edit post |
Ed at cyclelogic has one I think. It looks like these. It's really old and chill. Putters up to you (only to the cool customers) and let's you pet him. Cool ass dog. 11/17/2010 1:43:46 PM |
JCASHFAN All American 13916 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "As a breed - they are die-hards. Stubborn, strong-willed. Killer of small, fuzzy things - and can be dog aggressive if not properly socialized as a pup. Have a mouth and bite of a bully breed - when they do snap, they mean business. Requires regular grooming" | This describes most things Scottish.
I owned a Schnauzer growing up, not a Scottie but a terrier nonetheless and I second both a) adopt and b) anyone who warns you about them being strong-willed. I got in an argument with my mom about how she was taking care of their new Schnauzer because she said "I'm trying to be the alpha-dog". Bullshit. With a terrier you are, or you aren't. That really applies to all dogs but some are more malliable than others and terriers will test you.11/17/2010 1:47:33 PM |
sumfoo1 soup du hier 41043 Posts user info edit post |
Lol zoie is still alive jessie and she is a miniature schnauzer lol I think she is 19 this year 11/17/2010 3:08:21 PM |
Jeepin4x4 #Pack9 35774 Posts user info edit post |
^i recant my opinion and scotties and voice my opinion on mini schnauzers 11/17/2010 4:08:53 PM |
sumfoo1 soup du hier 41043 Posts user info edit post |
yeah you should hear an excited coonhound.... 11/17/2010 6:31:02 PM |