What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Scottish Terrier? The advantages of the Scottish Terrier are that it is enthusiastic, lively, intelligent and friendly towards its family, protective of its owner, cold and not neurotic externally, independent and majestic in character, and stable and rational in temperament. The disadvantage of the Scottish Terrier is that it is sometimes arrogant and powerful, aggressive towards other dogs, and sometimes a bit stubborn and stubborn.

Advantages of the Scottish Terrier

The Scottish Terrier is brave, confident and majestic. The Scottish Terrier is enthusiastic and cheerful when facing family and friends. The slightest sound will alert him immediately and be ready to defend his home. Although the little guy has agile and lively muscles, he is not aggressive. He has an independent and majestic character and a stable and rational temperament. They will not actively provoke or attack others, and will only choose to fight when they have no choice. They are a relatively cold-blooded dog breed.

The Scottish Terrier's character is brave, confident, enthusiastic, expressive and has more body language. Externally, it appears to be cold and not neurotic, but towards its family, it is enthusiastic, lively, smart, friendly, and protective of its owners (its small body has a lot of energy), so it can be a very good companion dog.

Disadvantages of the Scottish Terrier

1. Scottish Terriers are sometimes overbearing and powerful, and can be aggressive towards other dogs. Their small bodies have great strength.

2. Sometimes it may show some arrogance or even "unreasonable". The owner should criticize it appropriately and educate it well so that it can get rid of this bad habit. Sometimes he is a bit stubborn and stubborn, and he has the nickname "die-hard".