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Scottish Terrier
Small, sturdy and dignified, with a courageous, intelligent and independent nature and a loyal bond with its family.
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Score overview
| Characteristic | Level | Score |
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| 3/5 | ||
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| 2/5 |
Health 3/5 The Scottish Terrier has a moderate overall health profile. Conditions to monitor include bladder cancer, von Willebrand disease, Scottie cramp, Cushing's disease and skin disorders. Recommended preventive care includes attention to urinary signs, available vWD testing and appropriate endocrine, neurological and dermatological assessment, alongside regular veterinary care and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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