Meet The Very Important Pooches
- Boy
- Dog date of birth: 10 July 2019
- Owner: Judy
- 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?: All my life (2 growing up, 3 as an adult)
- Do you have any Scottie Dog memorabilia? If yes, what kind?:
Scottie book ends.
- Highlights of my dog’s life:
Teddy loves his food and 1 hour before his evening meal is due, he will sit and stare at me in the hope I will relent and feed him early. I refuse to be intimated so he has to wait. He is exceptionally friendly with all dogs and loves his twice weekly socialising with the dog walker and 3 of his doggie mates in Hyde Park.
Teddy
What our members say about their Scottie
Hamish a.k.a The Devil’s Eyebrow
Story 1 (true but a bit disgusting) Late one night he got in the pond then in my bed so I shut him in my bedroom and he had to poo then ate the poo to hide it then sicked up the poo and when I woke up the smell was bad so I opened the door and it was all smeared under and
He gave me a remorse-free, cheery look to say “This is clearly all your doing.”
Such was, indeed, the case.
Story 2 (less disgusting but says more about me than Hamish)
We went to the park at dusk and by the time we got to the bottom it was quite dark and he wouldn’t come to heel but the vet said you must never give in to a Scottie so I stood my ground and had been shouting commands at him for quite some time before I felt an inquiring nose at my calf. I then realised I had spent ten minutes bellowing “HEEL” at one of those poo bins on a stick.
He gave me a remorse-free, cheery look to say “This is clearly all your doing.”
Such was, indeed, the case.
Story 2 (less disgusting but says more about me than Hamish)
We went to the park at dusk and by the time we got to the bottom it was quite dark and he wouldn’t come to heel but the vet said you must never give in to a Scottie so I stood my ground and had been shouting commands at him for quite some time before I felt an inquiring nose at my calf. I then realised I had spent ten minutes bellowing “HEEL” at one of those poo bins on a stick.
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