The Scottish Shepherd’s personality is characterized by its very gentle, very intelligent and sensitive, happy to accept training, the owner’s praise is the happiest thing for it, it is very loyal to the master, to strangers is to retain a certain degree of vigilance, cheerful nature, happy all day, and children are very close, like to play with them, is the ideal companion dog. The Scottish Shepherd’s body type is characterized by its distinctive wolfhound features, a wedge-shaped head with a smooth and clean outline, a muzzle that is not pointed, smooth and rounded, a strong jaw, a clipped bite, a black nose tip, very small, almond-shaped, dark brown eyes; a flat cranial area with arched eyebrows; small, sometimes drooping ears, 2/3 erect, with the tips of the ears naturally sloping forward. The neck is long, erect, solid and clean, the back of the neck is slightly arched, with heavy ornamental hair, the chest is deep to the elbow, the ribs are deep, the back is strong, the waist is slightly arched, the hindquarters are not bent much, the abdomen is slightly upward, the tail is long and pendulous, slightly bent at rest, the tail lifts and swings when moving, but does not lift to the back, the limbs are straight, the feet are oval, the pace is graceful, slightly jumping, the running step is large, it can be used as a guardian dog.
