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[@ellensmith8470]

My dad who is 92 years old was in the hospital recently watched these videos everyday and they brought his momentum of joy. He and I still watch your videos everyday and they both of us happiness.

[@scottiesbystout2781]

I'm so happy our Scotties helped your Dad during his time in the hospital. ❤

[@ellensmith8470]

@scottiesbystout2781 We've had Scottish terriers and they are like nothing

[@ellensmith8470]

Nothing else. Stubborn, fierce, loyal, self assured and funny. And even with all that they are also cuddly. We had a rescue from a shelter first and he taught me so much about myself. The second we got as a puppy and he became an officially certified therapy dog. His specialty was helping people work through their emotions. And the third one was a special rescue. He was supposed to be the next greatest show dog. His sister who was 1 year older had won Westminster and The National Dog show. He would be terrified in the show ring and just lay down. Turned out to be a blood disorder that could be managed. Anyway, the breeder called and wanted to see if he would trust me and feel safe with my family and did. My point is, just like people are different from each other so are dogs. They have individual personalities. I loved all of my scottie's for different reasons. If I could I'd have one now.