ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
A pale one with dark points and floppy ears.
Aren't they gorgeous?!
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Aren't they gorgeous?!
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I just saw a Skye Terrier
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nagblagger
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Had to go and google what one was ! Very cute.
High maintenance coat though - imagine that in the muddy fields.
High maintenance coat though - imagine that in the muddy fields.
ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
Very high maintenance looking at him. His owner was terribly proud of him and told me only 10% have the floppy ears. He looked like such a character trotting down the road, much bigger than I would have expected. The dog, not the owner
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ArklePig
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I didn't know they came with floppy ears, must have been adorable!
ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
He was. He had such lovely colouring, too, a subtle cream colour with dark chocolate nose and ear highlights. He was immaculately groomed, but he also looked like such a joyful dog.
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ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
Not unlike this one, slightly different colouring.
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Pearlsacarolsinger
Up in the clouds
That looks like Dougal!
ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
That's what the owner said!
I said "What is HE! I mean, he's a dog obviously, but what type? "
And he replied "he's a Skye Terrier, a Dougal dog. He's got floppy ears, only 10% of them have floppy ears".
He was a pretty big dog, maybe 3 feet long?
I walked home singing the Magic Roundabout tune
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BallyRoanBaubles
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How adorable! I don’t think I’ve seen one in real life before
Nicnac
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I remember seeing them as a child but haven't seen one in years in the UK; see them more frequently stateside. They are lovely looking dogs.
druid
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That's what the owner said!
I said "What is HE! I mean, he's a dog obviously, but what type? "
And he replied "he's a Skye Terrier, a Dougal dog. He's got floppy ears, only 10% of them have floppy ears".
He was a pretty big dog, maybe 3 feet long?
I walked home singing the Magic Roundabout tune
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Twice as long as he is tall! That's the breed standard. The coat had started to get overdone and additional notes were made to the standard about reasonable coat/not obscuring the dogs vision at least in Europe
ponyparty
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I was obsessed with them for a while as a kid after reading Greyfriars Bobby. I do admire them still, i wouldn’t have one though - too much hair for my liking.
tda
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Gorgeous, but not a dog for taking outside /to the yard/into fields
Moobli
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A breeding/boarding kennel where I walked dogs at weekends as a teen (40 years ago) had a Skye terrier. A big (very long but substantial) dog. I was surprised by his size and substance for such a low slung dog.
poiuytrewq
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Whilst super cute as puppies they wouldn’t be for me.
Certainly not living here anyway!
Certainly not living here anyway!
Squeak
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I imagine they'd be a lot easier to keep if you cut them shorter to something more like this and I think I actually prefer how they look with the shorter hair too.
I love seeing all the different breeds and think it's so sad the ones that are now classed as vulnerable.
Moobli
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I imagine they'd be a lot easier to keep if you cut them shorter to something more like this and I think I actually prefer how they look with the shorter hair too.
I love seeing all the different breeds and think it's so sad the ones that are now classed as vulnerable.
Squeak
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Yes, poor example, how about this one instead?
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I'd have thought it must be possible to trim them shorter one way or another? As they really would be high maintenance otherwise!
Moobli
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Yes that looks much more manageableYes, poor example, how about this one instead?
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I'd have thought it must be possible to trim them shorter one way or another? As they really would be high maintenance otherwise!
lizziebell
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I know two. Personally I find their temperament questionable, and they are a breed that NEED a job to do.