r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 2h ago
Not again !
Maisy on guard again ! We had to carry her in !
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 2h ago
Maisy on guard again ! We had to carry her in !
r/westies • u/Think-Confection2793 • 3h ago
We will be getting a Westie soon, female pup. What is the core advice you have for training Westies? Thank you! Doing my own research of course as well.
r/westies • u/DarkHorse435 • 20h ago
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 1d ago
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Toke me to the treasure !
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 2d ago
Maisy gave me a heart attack😭💕
r/westies • u/Material-Bad-8578 • 2d ago
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Lola’s currently on CBD and mushrooms, amongst other less cool-sounding things. I’m so thankful she’s doing well at 14, though 🤍
Anyway, I gave her a bath today and she’s looking extra floofy
r/westies • u/experfailist • 2d ago
Nessa is off to the babysitter for a girls night tomorrow. Before and after, relaxing fresh as a grumpy growly daisy.
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 2d ago
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Monty and Maisy saying good morning to each other 😂 Monty has to be a bit wary going that close to Maisy as she gets startled even though she makes she’s a big girl 💕
r/westies • u/MadLadok • 2d ago
Hello!
I have an enquiry about how Westie typically behave towards other dogs?
We have a 2 year old male (unneutered) who absolutely loves people and is a very cuddly & affectionate dog. Our main issue is we can’t always predict or understand why some dogs he gets on with and others he doesn’t.
As a pup he would always initiate play with other dogs and that sometimes didn’t go well for him (nothing serious, just the other dog telling him off and he gets frightened by it). Then recently, as he has gotten older, on lease he would lurch towards the dog (regardless of the other dogs size). However, off the leash he wouldn’t do this and has the freedom to approach or run away from the other dog as he pleases. This does seems to be something he prefers (recall is hit or miss, if he sees another dog he will approach them so we leash him on busy areas), but obviously you can’t predict how dogs behave or if the other dog is friendly so we leash him.
He is not food motivated, he doesn’t take treats so it’s hard to train him in that sense. He’ll only eat the one main meal in the day when he gets hungry (and we don’t just give him nuts, he gets chicken, mince or fish depending on what we’re eating - he’ll not take these when we’re trying to train him, just sniff the food and continue what he was doing).
Is anyone else going through something similar?
Is this typical male Westie dog thing?
Is this just a trial and error thing or is there something more we can do as dog owners?
r/westies • u/thedevilsegg_ • 2d ago
Found this bag at Ross today and couldn't resist
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 3d ago
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Demanding belly rubs !
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 3d ago
Maisy and Monty have had to come on home early ! It’s very wet and windy down in the lodge (it’s near the sea) and Maisy was being naughty !!! She kept jumping over the fence to get to the rabbits and woke everyone up at 6am and the neighbours 😂😂 they’re back home in the warmth now 💕🌧️
r/westies • u/westie_fan003 • 4d ago
Monty and Maisy have gone on a weekend away to a forest getaway ! I am not with them, they are fine and settled there and have been multiple times, they are with the rest of the family I just don’t feel well enough to go ❤️ they are on the lookout for rabbits and are guarding the lodge together! 😂😂😂😂