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| Breed Profiles; West Highland Terriers | |
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| Topic Started: Nov 17 2006, 07:56 PM (213 Views) | |
| mandy | Nov 17 2006, 07:56 PM Post #1 |
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Well the best way I can describe the westie is by writing how stubborn they are.Every westie owner I speak to all say the same except the odd one or two, who in my opionon have been very lucky.Saying that they are great little characters and anybody who is owned by one[no I did'nt write that wrong] will love them immenensely.There is a westie over the rec called leo who frodo and myself meet on our walks in the morning and he has me in stitches as leo's owner will be calling him until he's blue in the face but leo just sits there and will only walk when he want's too.I have to admit my westie is now approaching five so he is now very well behaved and follows me everywhere when we are out walking and he is off the lead, but that was'nt always the case but I should imagine that is true with most terriers.I would definitively recommend a westie, as all the work you put in you get back tenfold with the fun,love and devotion. :D |
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11:20 PM Nov 25
