Scottish Terrier Puppies: Prices & Info in Brief

Section 1: The Price of Scottish Sheepdogs

Competitivelevel Scottish Sheepdogs can fetch a price of at least $50,000, and even if you're willing to pay, the owner may not be inclined to sell. A male Scottish Sheepdog with a verified pedigreed certificate can cost upwards of $8,000. However, be cautious as there are many cases where the dog's actual lineage does not match the certificate. Petquality dogs with average visual appeal can range from $23,000 to $56,000. Mixedbreed Scottish Sheepdogs are even harder to price, as they can be purchased for just a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.

Section 2: Raising Scottish Sheepdog Puppies

For puppies between 2 to 3 months old, it's recommended to feed them 4 to 5 times a day. Each puppy should be given 200 grams of lean meat, 300 grams of milk, one egg, 250 to 500 grams of rice, 250 to 300 grams of vegetables, 3 to 5 grams of salt, and a supplement of vitamins and minerals. If possible, you can offer the puppies some pork or beef cartilage, but avoid chicken bones.

2. Generally, puppies require a lot of food, but it's important not to overfeed them. Scottish Sheepdog puppy food should be soaked in water (the water temperature should not exceed 60 degrees to prevent nutrient loss) until it is softened before consumption. However, it is not necessary to soak adult dog food in water.

Section 3: Feeding Adult Scottish Sheepdogs

1. After 8 months of age, adult Scottish Sheepdogs can be fed according to the standard adult dog food ration.

3. Most adult Scottish Sheepdogs can be fed once a day, but it is also possible to feed them twice or more daily if convenient or beneficial.

4. During pregnancy, the mother dog's diet should be increased, and she should be provided with proteinrich foods such as meat, animal organs, eggs, and milk.

Section 4: Tips for Raising Scottish Sheepdogs

1. Avoid feeding Scottish Sheepdogs onions or garlic, as it can be toxic.

2. Scottish Sheepdogs should not consume salty foods, as it can lead to skin issues.

3. Oily foods, such as ice cream, cakes, and chocolate, should also be avoided to prevent obesity and diarrhea in Scottish Sheepdogs.

4. Keep the food fresh to ensure it remains clean and safe for consumption.

Tip: Click 'How is the Personality of the Scottish Sheepdog?' to learn more about the temperament of this breed.