Scottish Terriers

The Scottish Terrier is feisty and loving breed, however they can also be fiercely independent,  not unlike other terrier breeds.  Our Scotties are loving and sweet, but can also stand their ground.

The Scotty is basically a non-shedding dog.  Their coat continually grows, so it has to be hand-stripped (for show) or clipped approx. every 10-12 weeks, or they look like a little fur-ball. 

Our adult Scotties range from approx. 19lbs. to 24lbs.

I currently have a litter of scotty puppies who were born Feb. 9, 2010.  There are three
black/brindle boys still available. They are cutting teeth and learning all about trying to eat
solid food from their mothers bowl and still trying to walk on those wobbly short legs.  They are doing more exploring  and starting to play with each other more each day.   I will update their growth on the nursery page with weekly photos of them.

If you would like more information please contact be by e-mail (windynolkennel@msn.com) or call at (262) 835-4858.