Meet The Very Important Pooches
- Boy
- Dog date of birth: 20 April 2021
- Owner: Gill
- Country:
- Have you had your dog since they were puppies?: Yes
- Was your dog a rescue dog?: No
- How long have you been parent to Scotties?: 27 years
- Do you have any Scottie Dog memorabilia? If yes, what kind?:
Mugs, face mask, handbags, key rings, shopping bags, ornaments.
- Highlights of my dog’s life:
Finlay loves to play chase and hide ‘n seek and has become an expert at ‘hiding’ behind trees, sheds etc in the garden.
Finlay likes to help his dad in the garden and whilst doing DIY. When his dad was recently doing some essential repairs to balcony railings in the darkness and using both a head-torch and hand torch to do so, Finlay went to the bedroom, collected a small torch, managed somehow to switch it on and joined his dad on the dark balcony. So helpful! 😄
Finlay
What our members say about their Scottie
Muffin
Our dog, Muffin, does not live with me but with my parents in Spain but she is the life of the party.
A thing I love about her is her ear game, always looking like an uninterested tough lady with her ears up and long brows until she sees you and her ears drop and you see her brown eyes shining as she comes to you.
A funny story is that she knows exactly when bath time will happen, and will hide for a bit while preparations take place because she absolutely hates it (taking the hair drier out, testing the water temperature etc…), but she knows there is no other way around it and this is when you see a black shadow, with her ears dropped and tail between her back legs, emerging to come to terms with her fate.
Once bathed, we love to play with her and run like mad from one end of the house to the other – with a happy ending as she gets a treat for behaving so well!
That also makes me think of her sharp food radar…but that is another story for another day!
A thing I love about her is her ear game, always looking like an uninterested tough lady with her ears up and long brows until she sees you and her ears drop and you see her brown eyes shining as she comes to you.
A funny story is that she knows exactly when bath time will happen, and will hide for a bit while preparations take place because she absolutely hates it (taking the hair drier out, testing the water temperature etc…), but she knows there is no other way around it and this is when you see a black shadow, with her ears dropped and tail between her back legs, emerging to come to terms with her fate.
Once bathed, we love to play with her and run like mad from one end of the house to the other – with a happy ending as she gets a treat for behaving so well!
That also makes me think of her sharp food radar…but that is another story for another day!
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