Skye Terrier is a mediumsize dog breed developed on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. They were originally bred to hunt and kill badger, otter, and fox, but these days they’re appreciated as a versatile companion breed.

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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Skye Terriers that you might not know.

A Quick Overview:
Group: Terrier Dogs
Weight: 25 to 40 pounds
Height: 9 to 10 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 12 to 14 years

Small, bold, bright, and loyal, a Skye Terrier is a spirited and lively pet. They relish being the only pet in the house and having your undivided attention. They are great for older families. This breed is playful, happy, and bold dogs that thrive on attention. Loyal to their family, they want to be involved in all family activities and won’t be happy if they miss out. They are cautious and reserved with strangers and best suited to a singlepet household.

They also make ideal pets for senior couples. Typical of terriers, they are smart dogs but have a mind of their own, making training difficult. A strong confident leader is best. Skye Terriers are also very vocal and enjoy showing off their strong voice often. This makes them great watchdogs but isn’t so great for your neighbors. Skye Terriers are not hypoallergenic.

The Skye terrier's tendency to be suspicious of strangers needs to be moderated with as much socialization as possible, preferably when he is a puppy. By exposing Skye to as many different people, places, and situations as possible, one can temper his pickiness with people and his unease in new situations. Training the Skye terrier can be a bit of a challenge. Crucial to the success of any obedience training is an attitude that is all business, in which the trainer leaves no room for negotiation by the independentthinking Skye.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:53 1. Their Origin and History
1:51 2. Physical Characteristics
2:45 3. They have typical terrier traits
3:27 4. The most devoted dog in Scotland was a Skye terrier
4:13 5. They might develop small dog syndrome
5:08 6. Their exercise needs
5:45 7. Adaptability with children and other pets
6:34 8. Early Training is a must
7:20 9. Grooming and Upkeep
8:26 10. Common health problems
9:12 Outro

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