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Skye Terrier Puppies for sale

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The Skye Terrier was immortalised when a statue of Greyfriars Bobby was erected in Edinburgh. This little dog mourned the death of his owners for 14 years by lying at their graveside. They are small dogs with short legs that are longer on the body than they are tall. Unfortunately, their numbers have declined recently, leading to them being placed on the endangered native breeds list by the Kennel Club. So if you want to share your home with one Skye Terrier you need to register your interest with breeders, as only a few well-bred puppies are registered with The Kennel Club each year.

Read our Skye Terrier Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Rarely Available SKYE TERRIER Puppies

Skye Terrier

12 weeksAge
2Sex
£1,300Price

Two boys from a litter of 7. Born and reared in the Scottish Highlands, their original home. These robust and healthy little guys have been reared in my home, they are well socialised and handled. Lov

Latheron, Highland Council
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Skye Terrier

Skye Terrier

8 weeksAge
24Sex
£1,500Price

Madaza Rapunzel x Full of Fun. Full Skye puppies will be available from mid July. 4 girls and 2 boys. They will make creams and silver greys in colour. Full KC registered , vaccinated , microchippe

Haddington, East Lothian
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Skye Terriers are loyal, intelligent, and affectionate dogs that can make good family pets, especially for families with quiet and gentle children. They form deep bonds with their owners and tend to be patient with kids. However, early socialisation and consistent training are essential due to their independent and sometimes stubborn nature. They can also be protective and wary of strangers, so supervised interactions with children and visitors are recommended.