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Lively, brave, and alert. The Scottish Terriers can be both independent and infatuated with their owners. They are playful, charming, and often protective, but their immense spirit can be a challenge. Some do well in apartments, others need a yard for exercise and independence.
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First called the Aberdeen Terrier, Scottish Terriers were developed in Scotland in the 1700s and used to hunt den animals.
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Small Breed. Weight: 18-22 lbs. Height at the shoulders: 10-12 in.
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Scottish Terriers need moderate exercise.
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A hard, wiry coat requires regular grooming. Very light shedders.
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Best for older, considerate children.
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Generally does well with other pets.
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Flea allergies, von Willebrand's disease, and skin problems.
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Scotties must be trained consistently and carefully: owners must set rules and abide by them.
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