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Impossible to resist -- even on November 5
Scottish Ninja Terr-tles by anitamombanita on flickr
Okay, we know we swore we’d posted our last Halloween photo, but who could resist these Scottish Ninja Terr-tles? Not the Scottie News, it seems.
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Puss
Puss lookalike
It’s Sweet William back again.
He’s the Scottish Terrier who seems to have a thing for blockbuster movies. Last week, his peeps wrote:
I thought possibly since the movie Puss in Boots is coming out this week that this was a lookalike.
This picture was taken for Jazzi’s World Taco Day. But, when I saw the way Sweet William The Scot took to the hat, we decided to do another after school reading program for the little tikes. We are reading Puss In Boots and seven other fairy tales. I think Sweet William captures the debonair cat. A dog playing a cat!
Loved yesterday with the Scot in Kilts post. Would like to have a kilt like that for Sweet William the Scot to wear to the ReinDog Parade.
We’ve had a lot of kilt and bagpipes requests so Scottish Terrier News will send an investigative team to look into this. But, in the mean time, we have another lookalike contest for you.
A goatee is a non-traditional look for a Scottie
Reader Susan spotted this, “obviously too-cool-for-words dude” with a goatee while she was on vacation in Glenwood Springs, CO. Can Scottie News readers find a lookalike for him?
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Last week, Scottie News brought you a strange Scottish Terrier apparition. Several readers came up with great titles for the event/artwork. Reader Sally responded with an apparition of her own.
The Scottish Terrier tree
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Unfortunately, this Westie Wednesday brings yet another tale of a West Highland Terrier being attacked, this time down under. The local newspaper reports:
Tim Danielson was walking his dog, Oscar, 11, along the Glenelg foreshore on October 16 when a dog resembling a pit bull broke free from its harness and latched onto Oscar’s neck.
Oscar required 11 stitches and $1400 of veterinary treatment to repair a punctured and gashed neck.
“It was absolutely horrifying,” Mr Danielson said.
Read the whole story.
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