The Scottish Terrier is also known as the Aberdeen Terrier (Aberdeen Terrier), nicknamed "Scottish Boy". The history is very long, but its exact origin pedigree is unclear. In 1882, the standard of this dog was formulated. It is very powerful for its small body. He is also one of the movie star dogs, immortalizing the image of a gentleman in the Disney film "Lady and the Tramp." It is said that President Roosevelt once raised a Scottish Terrier.

The Scottish Terrier is a small, compact, short-legged dog with a strong structure and plenty of bone. The head appears very long compared to the body. Its coat is bristly and hard, which can withstand harsh weather. The thick coat hangs on the sides of the body and short legs. These characteristics, together with his characteristically very enthusiastic, moving and "mischievous" expression, erect ears and tail, constitute the distinguishing features of this breed. The Scottish Terrier's temperament is characterized by bravery, confidence, and majesty. Outstanding appearance. (Picture source: Internet)