Breed Information
Breed Group:
Terrier
Weight:
18 - 20 lbs
Height:
Male: 10; Female: 9.5 inches
Color(s):
Black, blue, gray, silver, fawn, or cream, preferably with black ears, muzzle, and tail tip. Adult color may not be present until 18 months.
Coat:
The Skye Terrier is a double-coated breed. The outer-coat is typically six inches in length, hard and straight. The under-coat is wooly and soft in texture. The Skye Terriers coat ranges in colors from dove, grayish-blue, fawn, and cream. The ears are always black, with the hair>Overview:
The Skye Terrier is unique and distinctive among the Terrier breeds. They originated during the 16th century in Scotland>Character:
The Skye Terrier is polite, elegant, spunky, and bold. Their length is twice their height. They are agile and strong, sturdy and muscular. They are often referred to as the aristocrats of the farming breeds. The Skye has an engaging personality and is highly skilled.
Temperament:
The Skye Terrier is fearless and sweet-tempered. They are friendly and loving to those they know, but are reserved and cautious with strangers. They are sensitive, but are not submissive. The Skye will>Care:
The Skye Terrier requires frequent brushing with a pin brush or metal comb to prevent matting. Bathing should>Training:
The Skye Terrier requires intense and extensive early socialization training to reduce their aloofness. They do not do well with long and repetitive sessions for they will become bored. They respond best to firm boundaries, positive reinforcement, consistency, and loving direction. The Skye excels in tracking, obedience, and agility.
Activity:
The Skye Terrier does not require a high level or amount of exercise. They are an ideal breed for city living, apartments, and condominiums, but are equally at home in a country setting. The Skye enjoys a daily walk or short play session. Many of their exercise needs can be met indoors.
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