Just took these pictures earlier today.

---Meet my Scotties---

Dolly is the oldest. She will be 9 this April and suffering from cancer in the lymph nobes. Its stage 5 (passed the point of curing her) so the only thing we can do is give her prednisone to help her feel better as our vet instructed us. We call her "The Dolly Lama Mamma" (lol).

Jack is the second to oldest. He will be 5 in June. He isn’t a westie (westies do not have that long of a muzzle). He is a scottish terrier like dolly but his color is wheaton. We wanted to breed dolly with a scottie that has a wheaton coat in hopes to get some pups with the same coat. (Did not happen.) It was very hard to find a scottish terrier breeder in Illinois that has wheaton colored scotties. When we did find one, it was a 100 mile trip south (one way) to pick Jack up.

This is Blue-ee. He is definitely a scottish terrier, but a bad gene showed up in him and made his legs longer than normal. Even though he’s got AKC pedigree papers, this dog is DEFINITIALY not show quality. His color is called marble because of the different markings on his body. (I’ll show you a picture of his back some other date.) He is the biological son from Dolly’s and Jack’s last litter. He got his name because when the pups are born we immediately put different colored collars on them (use embroidery threads) to keep track of the pups with who got their shot, who didn’t, who is underweight, who is not, all the way down to which one was born at what time. (Kept a journal of notes.) Obviously Blue-ee had the blue colored collar. We weren’t stuck with him when his brothers and sisters were sold; we kept him because we were just that attached to him. (Got him fixed though so he doesn’t decide to make pups with mama lol). Blue-ee just turned 3 December 5th 2009.

---Other pictures---

Jack on the left, Dolly on the right. (Dolly doesn’t like cameras.)

Blue-ee left, Jack middle, Dolly right. Picture would have come out more clearly but it’s impossible to keep Blue-ee still for more than 10 seconds. I had to press the button quick before he moved again.