Things to note when raising a Scottish Terrier:

1. Bring a leash when taking a Scottish Terrier out. Although wearing a leash will affect the pet dog's freedom of movement, it is necessary to prevent the dog from hurting passers-by when going out.

2. When raising a Scottish Terrier, you need to feed it a certain amount of meat, but not too much, and it needs to be cooked meat. It is also necessary to regularly help it get rid of internal and external parasites.

3. Raising Scottish Terriers requires regular vaccinations. Generally, pets can be vaccinated for the first time in more than 40 days. If the puppy is just brought back, you need to raise it at home for a week and observe whether its eating, drinking, and defecation are normal before you can inject it with the vaccine.

4. Training the Scottish Terrier requires both kindness and power. If you force it to do something, it may trigger its stubborn character. If it really doesn't want to do it, don't force it.

5. The gestation period of a female Scottish Terrier is generally about two months, and appropriate preparations must be made before that. Ensure the hygiene and air circulation of the Scottish Terrier's house.

6. Postpartum Scottish Terriers should always clean and keep their bedding clean, and pay attention to keeping them warm. A female dog may become aggressive after giving birth, so it's best to leave her alone for a few days without disturbing her. Supplement calcium regularly to prevent cramps in female dogs.