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Skye Terrier - Purebred
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coat may be what attracts you to this breed but be careful to make sure you have time to groom the coat weekly to prevent it from matting.
The Skye requires extensive early socialization with other pets and people, otherwise he may grow up to be overly suspicious of strangers.
Skyes are very easy to exercise and will adjust to city apartment or country home with ease.
The Skye is a dog of style, elegance, and dignity, agile and strong with sturdy bone and hard muscle. Long, low, and level - he is twice as long as he is high.
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The Skye is covered with a profuse coat that falls straight down either side of the body over oval-shaped ribs. The hair is well feathered on his head and veils forehead and eyes to serve as protection from brush and briar as well as from serious encounters with other animals.
Country of origin: Skye Islands
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Colors: Gray-blue, cream or dove, with black ears
Known health problems: Generally healthy
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