SILKY TERRIER LOVE: 2010

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

NEW LITTER OF SILKTESE

THIS BABY IS A HYBRED SILKY TERRIER (BLACKIE), MALTESE (SNOW)
THIS LITTLE BABY LOOKS AND LITTLE A LITTLE CUB AND ACTS LIKE ONE TOO.
HE IS GOING TO BE SMALL ABOUT 5-6LBS FULL GROWN, HE IS CURRENT ON SHOTS AND WORMING, AND IT IS GETTING PUPPY PAD TRAINED. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTION.
EMAIL ME AT aj.plascencia01@gmail.com

ABOUT SILKY TERRIER BREED

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Australia.
Size: Height: 23 cm (9 inches); Weight: 8-11 pounds
Coat: Long, smooth, silky, and shiny. There is no undercoat. Steel-blue is the most prized color. The most common color is light to dark blue-grey with brown.

THE SILKY TERRIER, also called the Sydney Silky or Australian Silky Terrier, belongs to the Toy Group. It is a small, low set dog, slightly longer than it is tall. Although petite and fairly small-boned, The Silky Terrier is well-muscled and strong, particularly in the hindquarters. It is characterized by a long, silky coat, which is parted in the middle and falls elegantly down each side. The hair is fine and shiny, with no undercoat, and is blue and deep tan in color, with lighter fawn-colored markings. The dog is usually odorless and non-shedding. The head is long and wedge-shaped with small, v-shaped ears perched erectly on top. The hair on top of the head forms a topknot. The Silky Terrier has a small, black, button nose and big round eyes. The teeth are strong, with a scissors bite. The dog’s tail is docked and carried high.
SILKY TERRIER TEMPERAMENT
Silky Terriers are loving, intelligent, alert, happy little dogs. They are very sociable, affectionate, and full of energy. Silky Terriers are eager to learn, and consequently are easy to train. Good training is important, as they bark frequently and chase cats if not well-controlled. Silky Terriers usually behave well with other dogs but are territorial and will fight if they are threatened or annoyed, even if the other dog is much larger. A true terrier, the Silky will doubtless keep its family entertained with its spunky personality and abundant charm.
CARING FOR A SILKY TERRIER
The Silky Terrier’s long, silky hair is prone to tangling. Therefore it is very important that the owner spend a good deal of time grooming to keep it tangle-free. They need to be bathed regularly, and an average of fifteen minutes should be spent each day on brushing and caring for the hair. The coat should be trimmed occasionally, and the hair on the face should be trimmed frequently, to avoid getting in the eyes and obscuring the vision. Many owners choose to tie the hair on top of the head into a topknot to avoid this problem. Silky Terriers are highly energetic dogs who enjoy frequent walks and playing ball. They like to dig, so it is important that a fenced-in yard be well secured. If no yard is available, they should be exercised and socialized regularly, to avoid becoming bored.

SILKY TERRIER LOVE

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

NEW LITTER OF SILKTESE

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