You may be surprised to learn that popular breeds very rarely take home the prize at Westminster The winningest breeds For ...

Their dense, wiry coat, typically black but also found in wheaten or brindle, requires regular grooming to maintain its distinctive appearance. 2. West Highland White Terrier The West Highland White ...

A giant schnauzer named Monty has won the top prize at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show. Monty bested six other finalists to take best in show at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

The West Highland white terrier is described as “surprisingly tough.” Having known several personally, and despite all outward appearances, I can confirm this is true.

Eric Hobby of Westminster and his 20-month-old daughter Estelle, greet Wally, a West Highland White Terrier, while other therapy dogs with My Caring Paws interact with other library patrons during ...

The nine-year-old West Highland Terrier called Rocky was found in a house in Worcestershire, on August 1, 2024, and brought to The Cotswolds Dogs and Cats Home. His once white fur had formed an ...

Due to their behavior, West Highland Terriers are often referred to as the cheekiest of the two breeds. Although Cairn Terriers can be just as fun, unlike West Highland Terriers, they don’t like being ...

The new addition to the family has come in advance of Black & White Publishing’s release of MacLeod’s new read, Hebridean Baker: The Scottish Cookbook, which will be out on October 10.

The dog that we now know as the West Highland white terrier made an appearance at the dog show for the first time in 1896. Since then, Westies have become favorites due to their companionship traits.

Originally this terrier went by the names Poltalloch or Roseneath, due to the estates where it was bred, but in 1907 it was officially accepted into the UK Kennel Club as the West Highland White.