Alice White
Scottish Terriers are extremely curious, so they really need fresh impressions, which they try to stock up for future use while walking. So come to terms with the fact that going out into the street, Scottish Terrier examines all the holes and potholes for the presence of living things in them. If those are not found, the dog will definitely try to compensate for the failure by ruining flower beds and lawns. But at home, the Scotch Terrier is an example of equanimity and good manners and can look out the window for hours, watching the drizzling rain and thinking about something of his own.
#1 The voice of this breed is low and resonant, which makes their barking seem annoying.
#2 But if at one time you were not too lazy to instill in the dog the norms of behavior in the apartment, she will not annoy you with “opera arias”.
#3 The Scottish Terrier, despite the external comic and compactness, bordering on diminutiveness, is a hot-tempered, pugnacious and adoring conflict with other animals, in particular, large breed dogs.
