Scottish Terrier

Terrier

Coat

Solid:
Shaded: A lighter colour with darker shading as tipping or solid colour visible on short-trimmed areas. Minimum amount of shading on the upper body along the spine. Can also have one, several, or all of the following optional markings: top edge of muzzle, top of head, ears, back of neck, whole upper body, can also include shoulders and hips, paws and lower legs (if visible) (up to and including ankles/wrists), tail (base only, top edge, or whole tail).
Allowed combinations are
Brindle: with striping.
Masking: Brindles may be masked with (standard masking). The mask may reach up and include the face and/or entire head.

Eyes


and odd-eyed green-teal is allowed but is less preferred in the PFM file.

Nose

Faults

None

Disqualifications

Fur must be highly textured. Green, odd-eyed green-teal, or teal eyes in non-PFM files.

Varieties

None

Notes

The scottish terrier was once known as 'aberdeen terrier', and was found all over Scotland, kept only as a hunting dog. The standard was written in the 1880's and still applies quite well to the modern breed, but there were many discussions over the new breed's name. The scottish terrier soon transformed, from a hunting dog to a popular show- and companion pet. Today it is world famous, and the Danish Kennel Club have a scottie in their logo.

The scottish terrier should be a compact breed, just large enough to still be able to go to ground. It is self-conscious, brave and dignified. The head is large in proportion to the body, elongated with a deep and powerful muzzle. The muzzle and head should be the same length, with a marked stop. The ears are small, pointed and set wide apart. The neck is of medium length and very powerful. The body should have a deep chest and short back, with straight topline. Straight frontlegs with powerful and well angulated hind. The tail is of medium length, carried straight up or slightly curved. The coat is short, thick and hard, with longer moustasches, beard and eyebrows.

Breed Files

Filename: Scottish Terrier
Offset: 7526
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: January 29, 2007
Notes: Addball fur, tail and ears. Two proportional variations - it's not recommended to cross them.

Filename: Scottie
Offset: F603
Base: Scottie
SCP: Scottie
Accepted: January 16, 2005
Notes: Has two body feathering variations, angled legs, addballz ears and tail. Eyebrows can fall down middle of face, either side, or be short.

Filename: Scottish Terrier
Offset: C86B
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: December 23, 2003
Notes:

Filename: Scottie
Offset: F603
Base: Scottie
SCP: Scottie
Accepted: November 15, 2003
Notes: Includes a furfile for brindle.

Filename: Scottie
Offset: F603
Base: Scottie
SCP: Scottie
Accepted: September 1, 1998
Notes: The original unhexed Ubisoft file, as released for Petz II.