Introduction West Highland White Terriers, affectionately known as Westies, are small but spirited dogs with big personalities. Many owners wonder, “Do Westies like being picked up?” The answer isn’t always straightforward—some Westies enjoy being held, while others prefer to stay independent. In this guide, we’ll explore whether Westies generally like being carried, how to pick them up…
Introduction Choosing the right dog as a senior companion is an important decision. You need a breed that is affectionate, easy to care for, and well-suited to a quieter lifestyle. The West Highland White Terrier (Westie) is a small, friendly dog with a lively personality, making it a popular choice for seniors. But is a…
Introduction West Highland White Terriers, or Westies, are known for their bright, white coats. However, many Westie owners notice that their dog’s paws turn brown or reddish over time. This discoloration can be caused by saliva staining, allergies, yeast infections, or environmental factors. In this guide, we’ll explain why your Westie’s paws are brown, what…
Introduction West Highland White Terriers, or Westies, are known for their long lifespan and energetic personalities. But like all dogs, they eventually slow down and enter their senior years. So, at what age is a Westie considered a senior dog? Generally, Westies are considered seniors around 8 to 10 years old. However, this can vary…
Introduction West Highland White Terriers, or Westies, are small, lively, and affectionate dogs known for their distinctive white coats and friendly personalities. If you’re considering bringing a Westie into your home, it’s essential to understand their care needs to keep them happy and healthy. This guide will cover everything you need to know about how…
West Highland White Terriers known as Westies are drastically losing popularity in recent years, this playful, surprisingly sturdy, and great family dog has been labeled hard to train (mental stimulation, and independence), a lot of work (grooming, and exercising), and expensive to maintain (frequent health issues), but is it fair and is there any truth…