West Highland White Terrier Reviews
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Benem 11th Mar 2009
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Good Points: Loyal, affectionate and inquisitive.
Bad Points: stubborn!!!!!!
General comments: I have owned two Westies, my first past away aged 14 which left me heart broken. However a couple of months later, I got another aged 8 weeks and, 8 years later, I am still a happy Westie owner. I have found that Westies make very good house dogs, they are loyal and very docile. I would recommend this breed to anyone looking for a dog and who has young children. One thing I have noticed however is their stubborness. They are generally very head strong and if they see something that interests them, they will go after it despite all earthly attempts to call them back!
Regardless, I would not have it any other way. Both the
West Highland White Terriers I have owned have given me great joy.
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anne Roy 2nd Mar 2009
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I have just lost my adorable West Highland White Terrier Katie after 15 years. She was the most loving dog I have ever owned. She never chewed anything she shouldn't, she loved going in the car and never showed any aggression to any one or anything. She was a joy in my life and I am going to miss her so much.- Read anne Roy's review (66 words)
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Guest 18th Dec 2008
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I have three white West Highland White Terriers and love them to pieces. They are the humour and joy to my entire family. They each have their own personalities and each one requires personal alone time. They enjoy each other and love to chase lizzards. They enjoy sunbathing by the pool. They are a little put out when they have to come in from their leisure time. I would suggest this breed to anyone with children. My children play with them constantly.- Read Guest's review (88 words)
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Guest 3rd Aug 2008
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Our world revolves around our little Westie girl. She is the sunshine in our life! She is beautiful, smart, funny, VERY energetic and a bit sassy. She wants to be right in the center of whatever we're doing. Westies refuse to be ignored. She is the perfect size. Her pure white coat is very easy to care for. She only needs a bath about once every 2 months or so. It's a good thing because she DOES NOT like baths. We've only had her for about 9 months, but we can't imagine life without her. We can ...- Read Guest's review (146 words)
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mishholden 8th Jul 2008
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My westie is a breath of fresh air to our home, He's absolutely beautiful,cheeky, don't get a westie if he is going to be alone all day, They need to know someone is around
He loves the park where i take him at 5.30 every morning before work and 8pm when i finish, my hubby works nights so sleeps with him all day
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Guest 6th Jul 2008
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I have had a West Highland White Terrier for about four years now and she is the love of my life. I don't know where people say they like to bark as she rarely barks sure she does occasionally but not yappy by any means she is wonderful and i am considering getting another one. Best dog I've ever had very loyal and loving. One thing to be aware of is that they are sensitive when it comes to skin allergies.- Read Guest's review (81 words)
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Guest 17th Apr 2008
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I have a west highland white terrier and he is great with children and his a big softy.- Read Guest's review (23 words)
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Guest 27th Mar 2008
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My westie is very loving, loyal and affectionate. She is obedient, well behaved and playful. I have had many dogs over the years but have to say she is the best behaved and easy to train dog I have had the pleasure to own. She has never dug up my garden or made a mess in the house! She was so easy to train and do spend time all day at home while I am at work, so although she doesn't need the excersize I make sure she's walked twice a day and she loves it. Her bad point which really I smile about ...- Read Guest's review (375 words)
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x Karlie x 14th Mar 2007
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I had my westie Dandy for my birthday in November and he has a lovely temperament, never growls or snaps. He tries to play with my cat but the cat isn't impressed by his efforts. If he is left on his own for a long time he entertains his self with his toys. He doesn't need to be walked every day but loves it when you take him for one. Overall he is a very loving dog and a friend to all the family!- Read x Karlie x's review (111 words)
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littlewestie 7th Apr 2006
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I breed Westies, and I have got 3 puppies at the moment. They are very energetic and they always like to play. One of my puppies is called Chanel and she is so beautiful. They sometimes bark in the night, and they do love to dig holes in the garden, but they are brilliant family pets, and I highly recommend you to buy a Westie because they are the cutest breed ever. They are very gorgeous. I love my puppies so much, and I would never ever change them for the world because they are one of the bes ...- Read littlewestie's review (123 words)
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shrimpsgirl 30th Jan 2006
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I got a West Highland Terrier for my birthday present last year we got her because I've always grown up with a dog or 2 in the family. Before I got our westie Ellie our ex guide dog Maude died and our Jack Russell cross had taken ill so we thought it was a good idea to get another dog. So we bought Ellie locally and shes been the best pet I've ever owned and I live on a farm so that says a lot!- Read shrimpsgirl's review (124 words and 1 comment)
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hehelek 25th May 2005
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West Highland White Terrier - Her name is Jia Jia and she had four puppies, but when the first came out it was dead! My grandfather gave two puppies away, so now we have only one big one left.- Read hehelek's review (66 words and 2 comments)
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mirrynsmum 16th May 2005
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We have a westie puppy female who is nearly 9 months, she is like our baby, she is so affectionate and always want up on us for a cuddle, she is great fun, she was easy to train and very obedient and we cannot imagine life without her!- Read mirrynsmum's review (52 words)
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bookmom515
10th May 2005
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The West Highland White Terrier is our first dog...and it's the only breed I'll ever consider. She's the perfect size. She's affectionate...if there's a lap available she's on it...loves to sleep with my son. Not a "yappy" type of terrier that barks a lot...we hardly hear from her. But when we do...we know she's warning us, and is pretty accurate with her alerts. Some people say they get a lot of skin irritations....we've been lucky...she hasn't had any in the 7 years we've had her. Was very ea ...- Read bookmom515's review (137 words and 1 comment)
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surreychic 25th Jan 2005
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My husband bought me a Westie for my birthday in April last year, he is adorable my baby, we nearly lost him in July due to a skin infection, it was then we realised just how much he meant to us, I really don't know what we would do without him he is cheeky, but lovely with children, as we have four grandchildren he loves nothing more than digging up my garden and chewing anything he can get his teeth into, but we wouldn't be without him now.- Read surreychic's review (107 words)
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Farms
29th Oct 2004
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My husband bought this westie for me last Christmas as a surprise. My children had left home to go to uni and this dog filled a big gap in my life. This is my baby now I love her so much and she has filled a big gap in my life. Would highly recommend people to buy a westie as they are so loving and loyal wee dogs.- Read Farms's review (91 words)
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shady sheepie
29th Jun 2004
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My West Highland Terrier is placid and only has odd moments of extreme activity. He likes lots of affection and attention. Does not like to be alone he cries if i go upstairs. He was hard to house train. A very alert little dog that learns from one person fast and ignores everyone else, selective hearing does not bark much excellent with children my youngest is 6 with downs syndrome he is brillant with her. Very cheeky likes to run off with things An all round entertaining little family member- Read shady sheepie's review (125 words)
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cjrog20
5th Jun 2004
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West Highland White Terrier - They are white and are very cute. I haven't seen one that isn't really active and playful. My girlfriend has one and it's amazing. He was very easy to teach and can follow all sorts of commands. You can see when he is happy or sad, and he is definitely one of the family and not just a dog. Although they are small, I'd suggest a lot of floor space because they like to move!!!- Read cjrog20's review (92 words)
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