FAQ

Westies can be affectionate and enjoy cuddling, especially when properly socialized and handled gently from a young age.

Westies can be stubborn, require consistent grooming, and may suffer from several hereditary health issues including skin conditions and joint problems.

Westies can enjoy cuddling, but they are independent dogs who may prefer short bursts of affection rather than prolonged snuggling.

Westies can be stubborn, have high prey drives, require consistent grooming, and are prone to specific health issues like skin conditions and jaw disorders.

Yes, Westies are only white. The breed was specifically developed and recognized for its distinctive all-white coat.

The cost of a West Highland White Terrier (Westie) typically ranges from $1,000 to $3,000 depending on breeder reputation, location, and lineage.

Yes, Westies tend to bark frequently, especially as alert watchdogs responding to unusual stimuli.

Yes, Westies can be excellent family dogs due to their cheerful nature, loyalty, and adaptability, especially when well-socialized and trained from an early age.

The West Highland Terrier, or Westie, is a small, sturdy Scottish breed known for its white double coat and lively personality. Originally bred to hunt rodents, Westies are intelligent, energetic, and make affectionate companions.

Rehoming a dog is not inherently cruel if done responsibly; it can be the most compassionate choice when the current owner can no longer meet the dog's needs.