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Scottie

British pronunciation/skˈɒti/
American pronunciation/ˈskɑti/
Scottie
[NOUN]
1

a breed of dog with short legs, pointed ears and a powerful muzzle, also known as Scottish terrier

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Scottie definition and meaning

What is a "Scottie"?

The Scottie, short for Scottish Terrier, is a small terrier breed with a distinctive appearance. They have a compact body, a distinctive long head with a beard, bushy eyebrows, and pointed ears that stand erect. Their coat is typically wiry and comes in colors such as black, brindle, or wheaten. Scotties are known for their bold, independent, and confident personality. They are often described as feisty, determined, and tenacious. Despite their small size, Scotties are known for their courage and loyalty, making them excellent watchdogs. They are energetic and require regular exercise, but can adapt well to apartment living. Scotties are known for their strong prey drive and may have a tendency to chase smaller animals. Early socialization and training are important for Scotties to develop good manners and be well-behaved pets. They can make wonderful companions for those who appreciate their unique personality and appearance.

Examples
1Scottie saved his post game grief for Barkley's intention foul on Shaq.
2My spouse, Scottie, is transgender.
3NATHAN BARNES: Love Scottie so much.
4The Scottie of course has a much longer head.
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