http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html We get the Scottie scoops! All about Scottish Terriers including puppies, photos, famous Scotties, rescue terriers, grooming and more. Maximum Scottish Terrier cuteness 100% guaranteed Tue, 22 May 2012 14:02:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-6659 pat curry Mon, 06 Dec 2010 18:58:56 +0000 #comment-6659 i think the groomers are "right on" . they gave the scotties credit for being both stubborn and smart. if you are owned by a scottie, you will know this to be true. i have been owned by scotties for 21 years. (but we don't take them to groomers anymore, too many problems years ago so we started doing our own grooming). Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-6657 Giospro Mon, 06 Dec 2010 18:50:02 +0000 #comment-6657 That's funny my groomer loves doing scottie cuts and i have three of them. (Dogs do sense Evil) LOL if you can't handle challenges then you should not be in that perfession. Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-1441 John Alexis Wed, 15 Jul 2009 12:51:25 +0000 #comment-1441 I agree after reading this blog that Scottish Terrier is the most difficult dog to groom... Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3048 AnnB Mon, 14 Apr 2008 23:16:00 +0000 #comment-3048 Scottie News was only kidding. We have nothing but the greatest respect for our groomers. We insist on the noose-thing just like we insist on seatbelts.<br/><br/>And yes, Scottie teeth are indeed big and scary. Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3049 Anonymous Mon, 14 Apr 2008 17:52:00 +0000 #comment-3049 I'm a groomer, and I was a little offended by your suggesting that we use a "noose" to groom. A grooming loop goes around the dog's neck just like a leash and it is for the safety of the dog and groomer. How else do you suggest we keep a dog still?<br/><br/>I love Scotties and they are fun to groom, but some of them can be scary. Those huge teeth on that little body are hard to keep away from sometimes! I hope you will give groomers some slack on this. We work hard and deal with a lot from dogs that are not always properly trained. Grooming is not an easy job, and yes, sometimes we do have to "vent" with other groomers. Without these grooming forums we'd go nuts, lol. :) Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3051 Anonymous Sun, 13 Apr 2008 18:54:00 +0000 #comment-3051 I have a Scottie too and I NEVER believe the groomer when she said he was good! He's a pain to even brush at home and he acts like you are killing him if you even go near his feet! Hats off to groomer who can handle Scotties! Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3167 Anonymous Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:09:00 +0000 #comment-3167 you obviously do not groom dogs. some breeds, mostly terriers even my own JRT are a nightmare to groom no matter HOW gentle and nice you are. Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3210 slacking off at work Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:22:00 +0000 #comment-3210 The groomers are just venting. That whole message board is actually a riot. Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3214 Anonymous Thu, 14 Feb 2008 15:26:00 +0000 #comment-3214 I agree with Teacher. I'm sure that it isn't as bad as the groomer makes it out to be otherwise they would refuse to groom that particular dog. My sister-in-law is a dog groomer and she says the terriers are the worst when it comes to clipping nails! She still loves them though. Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]> http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2008/02/scottish-terrier.html#comment-3218 Teacher Thu, 14 Feb 2008 00:11:00 +0000 #comment-3218 I think you're taking it too seriously. Dog groomers enjoy talking about the dogs they work on just like waitresses talk about their clients and teachers about their students. Please Login to view this premium subscriber content. (Not a premium subscriber? Check the sidebar for our great free content and then subscribe today to get a special discounted subscription!) ]]>