The latest YouTube canine sensation. Way better than bagpipes. 19 other great dog videos here.
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The latest YouTube canine sensation. Way better than bagpipes. 19 other great dog videos here.
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Last month, Scottie News readers were rightfully enraged by a video falsely claiming that a Scottish Terrier named Angus was too fat.
Now the makers of that video are back — at the fattest time of the year — with a Wheaten Scottish Terrier they say is the correct weight. The poor dog has been shaved, chained to a grooming table and given a TSA-style pat down while his groomers broadcast to the world that he still has his junk. (Scottie News tried to get a good look but the junk appeared to be concealed by the chains.)
Once again, I would like to emphasize that I am not in favour of overfeeding dogs, but I do agree with what commenter Kimberly wrote last time we explored this topic:
We have two Scotties, one black one wheaten. The black was the runt and only survivor of the litter, but she does have the “ideal” body shape. The problem though, is that the wheaten we own, is more a typical Scottie. The only problem is that with her sitting right next to the other, people always say she is fat. As per our vet, we switched to a diet dog food, and would take her out running. She has more energy than the “fit” Scot, yet can not lose the weight. We got to the point that if we were to limit food any more it would be considered starving our dogs. At this point I think that we have decided that as long as she is eating a portioned amount, and getting enough exercise, there really is nothing you can do in a humane way to get the dog to the ideal weight. So for me, as long as the pup is healthy, there is not much else you can do. We are not trying to win any anorexia contests here.
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Acupuncture and holistic veterinary treatments help two Scotties:
Heather’s diet is now 50 per cent protein, 25 per cent carbohydrate and 25 per cent vegetables, with breakfast consisting of three Brussels sprouts.
She has now had 12 treatments since October 2009 and Mrs Anthony, 61, believes the holistic approach has had a major impact on her pet’s health.
She said: ‘It’s very interesting the idea of treating the whole dog rather than just the bits that are wrong.
‘She is now not suffering any more and her spine is as good as it probably can get.’
Mr Wallace has also treated her other Scottie dog Wallace, also nine and who has severe eczema.
He had four sessions of acupuncture while his diet was changed and he was given herbal drops. Mrs Anthony was also told to wash his bedding in non-biological powder.
Four months on his skin is blemish free.
Hmmm, wonder if this would work for the non-eczama itchies.
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A reader helpfully let us know about the Walker’s shortbread and Scottie Tchotchkes available at Metro supermarkets in Canada. We don’t know if there are any left but it can’t hurt to look. You could always eat the shortbread on New Year’s Eve and toast the entry of the new decade using Scottish Terrier mugs.
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Today, we take a look at the stories that shocked and inspired us in April, May and June as well as some that just made us laugh.
Now that’s a real Scottish Terrier aroooo
In Jersey City, a Scottish Terrier is kidnapped, then there’s video coverage and a happy ending
RIP Lech and Maria Kaczynski, Polish President and First Lady, Scottish Terrier lovers
Video: Scottish Terrier hanging upside down
A message from the Scottish Terrier and Dog News on the occasion of our third anniversary
Follow Angus Fala, Twitter’s #1 Scottish Terrier
A Scottish Terrier picture’s worth 1000 words
Ultimate fighting champ takes Scottie to dog park and ends up choking pitbull
Woeful Westie Wednesday: More Terrier crime in the UK
A banjo, a Scottish Terrier and a cat
Cinema: Shirley Temple gives Scottie a hard time
This story is just to big too wait for West Highland Terrier Wednesday
New photos of Bosley, the Congressman’s Scottie
Finally! Volcanic ash cloud causes Scottie problems
‘No futeba?’ Brazilian Scottie loves football
Scottie cruises local dogs and cats
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Haggis On Toast, originally uploaded by Back in the Pack.
The editorial staff of the Scottie News has picked some of their favourite stories for the first quarter of 2010 from the archives. Check ‘em out.
Woof Dat!
Scottish Terrier grooming disasters
No smoking and no Scottish Terriers
Westie Wednesday: an installment in the Harry saga
Would you trust this man to groom your Scottie?
Rare photo of FDR in wheelchair with Fala
Sadie, the Westminster champ, does a post-victory tour of New York
Olympic Scottish Terriers: luge training
Ooh la la! Scottish Terrier stars in French cinema
RIP Angus, one tough Scottie and a member of the McLeod clan
We’ll have more highlights for you all this week.
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Why not just spend today kicking back and reading from the archives of the Scottish Terrier and Dog News? There are 1,949 posts to choose from. Consider us the War and Peace of dog blogs.
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Rudog the Christmas Scottie by garlandcannon
Dear readers,
The staff of the Scottish Terrier and Dog News wish you a very merry Christmas and long walks with your Scotties to work off all the big dinners.
If you’ve sent us a picture of your dog in the past few months and we haven’t been able to publish it yet, I apologize. I want to show off all your wonderful dogs, it’s just that we have had time and technical issues this year (about which I’ll write more later).
In the mean time, please know that you readers and your fabulous Scotties are a huge part of the Scottie News, and I always look forward to your comments, input and photos. I hope to get your photos up over the next few weeks.
Thank you and please keep reading.
All the very best for the holidays,
The Scottie News editorial team.
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