News, videos, pictures, accomplishments, and more about Kingsdale Scotties.
Kingsdale Scottish Terriers is delighted to announce that our girl, Sno Pond’s My Miss Markle at Kingsdale. “Markie,” received the nod from judge Dr. Steve Keating, for Best of Opposite Sex in the Best of Breed class at the First Company Governor’s Foot Guard Athletic Association dog show held Sunday, March 1,…
02/02/2020 was a special day, beyond the actual date. Our lovely brindle girl, Sno Pond’s My Miss Markle at Kingsdale, was awarded Best of Winners at the Great Barrington Kennel Club Dog Show, in Springfield, MA.We were grateful that the highly regarded terrier judge, Mrs. Nancy Smith Hafner, recognized Markie’s qualities….
October 19, 2019 — Congratulations to Kingsdale’s Finnlay On His Quarry, who earned a title in his first Barn Hunt ever!! Superbly handled by his human, Ian St Yves, Finnlay took just 12 seconds to earn his RATI title at Stonehedge Barn Hunt in Andover, New Jersey. Finnlay is sired by…
On August 22 & 23, 2019, Glenn Eyrie’s You Be U at Kingsdale, “Madison,” was WB at the Newtown Kennel Club and the Ox Ridge Kennel Club dog shows, gaining two more 3-point majors and finishing her AKC Championship Title with 5 3-point majors overall! Kingsdale Scottish Terriers is extremely…
Kingsdale Scottish Terriers is pleased to announce that on August 15, 17, and 18th, 2019, Glenn Eyrie’s You Be U at Kingsdale, “Madison,” was Winners Bitch at 3 of the 4 shows comprising the Hickories Circuit in Apalachin NY. She garnered three 3-point majors for the weekend. Kingsdale Scottish Terriers…
Our Scottie family grew in 2018. We acquired two Scottie show girls, Markie (Sno Pond’s My Miss Markle at Kingsdale) and Maddie (Glenn Eyrie’s You Be U at Kingsdale). Also, Ruth, (Kingsdale’s NotoriousRBG) was one of Nessie’s 3 puppies born in October, 2018! On deck in this picture, Maddie, left…
Warning: Do not neuter too early!! An article published in the Innovative Veterinary Care Journal says: “Numerous studies show that traditional spay/neuter surgeries can increase the risk of orthopedic problems, cancer, behavior issues and other conditions.” You can read the article here.
