Category: Scottie FAQs
New Rabies Vaccines Research: Protection is Significantly longer than 3 years
Frontline Plus is Safest! New Dr. Jean Dodds Flea & Tick Advisory
Getting To Know You
What is the Vaccine Protocol We REQUIRE?
We try to keep abreast with all the health research being done on dogs and more specifically, with Scottish Terriers. In the past decade, experts and researchers have raised questions and come up with some answers regarding vaccines “routinely” given to dogs. This has resulted in some changes we believe…
Why You Should Crate Train Your Scottie
Crates are essential for safety for Scotties up to 2 years old because they chew things, and unless you are in the room with eyes on them, every single minute, they can and will chew lamp cords, furniture, shoes, eyeglasses, purses, remote controls, Christmas decorations, books, magazines, mail, door frames,…
Our List of Scottie Food & Necessities
Early Dog Neutering Can Be Harmful: Surprising New Info
Scotties have highest c-section rate for Purebred Dogs in Europe
Many people are concerned about dwindling numbers of Scottish Terriers being born and registered. Two problems the breed has, compared with other breeds, are smaller litter sizes and greater likelihood of need for birth by Caesarian section of Scotties. An article published by Katy M. Evans and Vicki J. Adams,…
New Rabies Vaccines Research: Protection is Significantly longer than 3 years
Frontline Plus is Safest! New Dr. Jean Dodds Flea & Tick Advisory
Getting To Know You
What is the Vaccine Protocol We REQUIRE?

We try to keep abreast with all the health research being done on dogs and more specifically, with Scottish Terriers. In the past decade, experts and researchers have raised questions and come up with some answers regarding vaccines “routinely” given to dogs. This has resulted in some changes we believe…
Why You Should Crate Train Your Scottie

Crates are essential for safety for Scotties up to 2 years old because they chew things, and unless you are in the room with eyes on them, every single minute, they can and will chew lamp cords, furniture, shoes, eyeglasses, purses, remote controls, Christmas decorations, books, magazines, mail, door frames,…
Our List of Scottie Food & Necessities
Early Dog Neutering Can Be Harmful: Surprising New Info
Scotties have highest c-section rate for Purebred Dogs in Europe

Many people are concerned about dwindling numbers of Scottish Terriers being born and registered. Two problems the breed has, compared with other breeds, are smaller litter sizes and greater likelihood of need for birth by Caesarian section of Scotties. An article published by Katy M. Evans and Vicki J. Adams,…