We are delighted to announce the arrival on Thurs. Aug. 6, 2020, of Kingsdale’s newest Scottish Terrier littler. The sire is GCH Destiny’s Code of Honor, who was an award winner at Westminster in Feb. 2020. The proud mother is Kingsdale’s Notorious RBG. “Ruth” is a daughter of GCHB Sno…
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,…
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….
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…
The puppies have identified appropriate potty areas by themselves.
Curtis uses the litter box successfully!
Ruth uses the potty pad successfully!
We are thrilled with our new arrivals: two boys and a girl, all black. Their father is GCHB Sno Pond’s Happily Ever Asher NAJ X CH. Their mother is Miss Nessie of Lochness Princeton. Both parents are CHIC tested clear. Want more information on a puppy? Fields marked with *…
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,…
