Here’s an inventive way of a Silky Terrier telling you he needs to use the potty!
Cute Silky Terrier video!
I can watch Silky Terriers play all day long – watch how much fun this can be!
Look how cute the puppies are! These are only 2 days old.
A cute video of some tricks this Silky Terrier has learned to do.
I’m still hoping to adopt this wonderful Silky Terrier, so I decided to post this cute video of Silky Terriers playing until he comes home with us. Enjoy!
So, you want to know more about the Silky Terrier?
The Silky Terrier who is also known as the Australian Silky Terrier has been bred as a lively, energetic companion. They are confident, entertaining little dogs who have a charm all their own. They are a terrier true to form. A one-family dog, they are very obedient and very adept pupils. Easily trained and scrupulously clean, Silky Terriers’ loyalty will make them enjoyable and entertaining companions. They will hunt vermin if given the chance, but are very affectionate toward their owners. They are very keen, intelligent and somewhat yippy. They do like to bark to announce the presence of strangers, but can get along as long as they are socialized when they are young. Silky Terriers are independent and territorial to an extent, but are friendly and affectionate with their owners and friends. Silky Terriers are short and long terriers, being a mix of the Skye Terrier and Yorkshire Terrier. Unlike the Yorkshire, however, the fur does not reach the feet but stops right before them. Silky Terriers require a lot of coat care and grooming if they are to be shown in the competition ring. They come in colors of blue and tan, grey, and blue and tan with a silver topknot. Their topknot is apparent but not covering the face. The Sydney Silky is a perky and entertaining breed.
We are going to be adopting a three year old Silky Terrier on June 23, 2009. Only one week to go! Here is a photo of a Silky Terrier so you can see what they look like!
