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| "Scotties make good watchdogs and fine pets." |
Many boys and girls love dogs. That is why we have decided to post a selection of paper doll dogs this week for our readers to download, print, color, cut and paste for a pretend dog show!
The initial set of six dogs come with entry numbers printed directly on them as you can see on the right. A Scottish terrier named Mac is the first dog to be entered into our contest by his owner, Bonnie Brae MacGregor.
You can cut out the paper dog and paste him onto a light weight cardboard or poster board. Fold the tabs along the dotted lines, then color in the pet using the materials you have. Choose to judge the dog show according to the things that real judges do in actual dog competitions if you would like to read more about it. I will include this information below each of our paper doll dog posts this week.
THE TERRIER (SCOTTISH)
''Though the purebred Scottish Terrier that we know today can claim only six or more years of pure blood, this breed, like many terriers of the Scotch Highlands has a much longer history than can be definitely traced. "Scotties'' are very popular today. These little dogs are loyal and active and full of character.
The correct height is about 10 inches at the shoulder; the weight, 18 to 20 pounds. The outer coat is harsh and wiry over a thick, dense undercoat. The coloring may be steel or iron gray, black, brindle, or sand. The fore and hind legs should be short in proportion to the length and height of the dog.'' Cook
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