Westie Care, Grooming & Travel Tips
Finding the right westie breeder matters more for this breed than most, because westies are genetically predisposed to skin allergies, pulmonary fibrosis, and several other conditions that responsible breeding can …
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Westies shed very little compared to most breeds, and they’re widely considered hypoallergenic. But “hypoallergenic” doesn’t mean allergen-free, and “minimal shedding” doesn’t mean no grooming. If someone told you westies …
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Purebred West Highland White Terriers are white. It’s in the name. If you’ve seen a “black westie” or a “chocolate brown westie” online, you’re almost certainly looking at a mixed …
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Adult westies stand about 25-28 cm (10-11 inches) at the shoulder and weigh 7-10 kg (15-22 lbs). Males tend toward the upper end of both ranges, females toward the lower. …
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Naming a westie is one of the first decisions you’ll make as a new owner, and it sticks for the next 12-16 years. The name needs to work when you’re …
Best Westie Names: Ideas for Your New Puppy Read More