Scottish Terrier
The 'little black lion' of Scotland—a dignified, wiry terrier with a big ego.
Overview. The Scottish Terrier is a short-legged, wiry-coated terrier from Scotland, instantly recognized by its beard, eyebrows, and dignified gait.
History & Origin
One of Scotland's oldest terriers, used to hunt badgers and foxes among rocky terrain; a symbol of Scottish pride.
Appearance & Coat
Compact and substantial, with a dense wiry coat in black, brindle, or wheaten and a distinctive profile.
Temperament
Independent, confident, and loyal, it is devoted to family but aloof with strangers.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and regular grooming of the wiry coat and beard.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 3 (Terriers).
