LOOKING FOR A PUPPY?





You may probably see a Westie on every street corner, a small white terrier, often with tartan leads giving strength to their origins of the Highlands of Scotland.
The Westie is a loveable little scamp and like all puppies is a great responsibility. Owning a puppy is like having a toddler. There is a lot of work involved in owning a puppy; house training, cleaning up after them, chewing anything in sight – the list goes on.
Anyone wishing to purchase any breed of dog, should seek advice on the breed in which they are interested from the Breed Club, as what is thought to be suitable may not be so. Prospective buyers should also ensure that they go to reputable breeders and these names can be obtained from the Breed Club Secretary. If you contact the Kennel Club they will give you the name of the Secretary for your preferred breed in your area.
You should know as much as you can about the character of the breed before making your decision.

Just a short message of caution, DO NOT, purchase a westie puppy from anyone who wants to meet you at a car park, services or lay –by. You should always see the puppy in its own environment and with its mother. Be cautious of vendors who only have a mobile phone contact.