Breed Description The Dandie Dinmont Terrier is a small breed with a distinctive top-knot hair on the head of this terrier dog. Primarily bred to go to the ground, this breed is a low-stationed working dog with an arched top line. They are betw...

Well rounded...In more ways than one... The Dandie Dinmont Terrier has no straight lines, as say a schnauzer or or fox terrier does. They are all curves and proud of it...Their heads have a curvy shape, their backs sway slightly, the have big, rou...

Group: Terrier Weight: 18-24 lbs Height: 8-11 inches Overview It is believed that the Dandie Dinmont terrier is family of the now died out Scotch Terrier. They use to be similar to the Yorkshire, Cairn or Silky terriers of today. The current Dandi...

The Dandie Dinmont Terrier is a small dog that is longer than it is tall, it has a distinctive head that is large in proportion to the body with long ears and eyes that are hazel in colour and have a beautiful wise expression. They have a surprisi...

// The Dandie Dinmont Terrier is a good choice for an apartment or house. They do not need a great deal of exercise and will adapt to most circumstances. They are good with older children, especially if they have been properly socialized. As a r...

The Dandie Dinmont Terrier is the only breed which takes its name from a fictional character in a book. In the novel written by Sir Walter Scott "Guy Mannering", there is a farmer by the name of Dandie Dinmont who owns several of these terriers of...

Although controversy has always surrounded the biological origins of the dog now known as the Dandie Dinmont, no one has ever queried the background to his strange name. It was from noble beginnings, in Sir Walter Scott