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West Highland White Terrier Pictures

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The front left side of a West Highland White Terrier dog that is standing across a leafy black top surface. It has longer hair on its face, small perk ears and a short tail.

Willie Jamison the Westie at 5 1/2 years old

Other Names
  • Westie
The front right side of a West Highland White Terrier that is sitting across a concrete surface. It is looking up and to the right. The dog has a long thick coat with long hair that hangs over its snout and a black nose, black lips and dark eyes.

Max the West Highland White Terrier at 7 1/2 years old

A West Highland White Terrier is sitting on a rocky surface and it is looking forward. It has a very thick long coat, a black nose and dark eyes.

Max the West Highland White Terrier at 7 1/2 years old

The front right side of a West Highland White Terrier that is sitting on a rocky surface. It is looking up and its mouth is slightly open. It has a black nose, dark lips, white teeth and dark eyes with a long thick white coat.

Max the West Highland White Terrier at 7 1/2 years old

The front right side of a West Highland White Terrier that is sitting across a concrete surface and it is looking to the left. It has a long think coat.

Max the West Highland White Terrier at 7 1/2 years old

The front right side of a West Highland White Terrier that is sitting on a blacktop surface and it is looking to the right. It has small perk ears with fringe white hair hanging from them.

Max the West Highland White Terrier at 7 1/2 years old

A West Highland White Terrier is sitting on a blacktop surface, it is looking forward and its mouth is slightly open. It has black lips, a black nose and dark eyes and a thick white coat.

Max the West Highland White Terrier at 7 1/2 years old

The front left side of a soft looking, long coated, West Highland White Terrier dog standing on grass. It has a crown, balloons, paws and a birthday cat clipart overlayed on the image. The words - I'm '1' Today! - is overlayed.

"I took these pictures of 1-year-old Mollie on her first birthday. She was named for the Irish-American Labor Movement "The Mollie Maguires"... and she is definitely a work horse! She has more energy than her Cocker Spaniel brother and sister combined! She is the friendliest pup around and everywhere we go someone tells us they either had, have or want a Westie just like her! If a dog ever had a million-dollar smile, it's her!"

The left side of a Westie small puppy that is laying across a brown leather briefcase next to a computer keyboard.

Madison the Westie at 8 weeks old—as you can see, she has had a very hard day at the office!!!

A West Highland White Terrier is sitting on a snowy brick surface and it is looking to the right. There are 3 snowballs in front of it. The dog has scruffy looking fur on its snout and softer looking hair on its belly, chest and legs.

Madison the Westie all grown up, hanging out with the snowballs!

A Westie dog is walking across a sandy beach. Its mouth is open and it looks like it is smiling. There are ocean waves in the distance.

Madison the Westie having fun at the beach!

A Westie dog is sniffing across the sand at a beach with the ocean water behind it.

Madison the Westie having fun at the beach!

A West Highland White Terrier is rolling around outside in grass and it is looking up. Its paws are up in the air and its mouth is open with its fur flying in all directions and tail wagging.

Figo the happy Westie rolling around the grass

A West Highland White Terrier puppy is sitting on a bed and it is looking forward. It has pointy perk ears, a big black nose and wide round dark eyes.

Teigan Briget Sorcha the Westie at 6 months old

A West Highland White Terrier dog is sleeping in a blue beanbag. Its white face and black nose is sticking out the side.

"This is a photo that I took of my dog Max, who is a really special Westie at 2 years old, almost 3, and has pancreatic insufficiency, which is similar to diabetes, but is not the same thing. Instead of not having insulin in his pancreas, he is missing a vital enzyme that takes nutrients out of the food he eats. We began to notice that he was acting somewhat strange a few months after he turned 1. He began to eat constantly, need tons of bathroom breaks, have loose stools, and eat his own fecal matter. We took him to the vet's office many times, with no luck in finding what it was. They checked for worms and all sorts of things and he became very skinny. He ate and ate and yet he still lost more weight. I was terrified for him because it really looked like the end of my short relationship with my frisky puppy that had lost his energy. He slept, ate and went outside. He became very tired and lazy. He no longer wanted to tear things up, scratch at people's legs until they played with him or take walks. You really don't realize how great those sometimes irritating actions are in a dog are until you lose them due to illness. We never lost hope though, and kept taking him to the vet's office. Eventually we switched vets, and only a month after we did so, they found what it was! Our dog was missing that enzyme. They had him switch to wet food, and now he is fed twice a day with the enzyme, taken from pigs, mixed into his food. He is a really happy dog who has endless energy and is just the cutest little thing. We suspect that it might have been genetic and could have something to do with the breeders that the pet store got our dog from. Who knows what would have happened to Max if we had chosen a different dog? We are very privileged to have the money to treat Max's disease and his allergies. I suspect that he would have been put down or ended up on the streets. I have two siblings, one nine and the other six, and Max loves them. We haven't had problems with his temperament at all. He does love to bark though, and it is very loud. We feel bad for the neighbors sometimes. He loves to run around in the yard and chase popped soccer balls, Frisbees and other things. Ever since he stopped eating dry food, he hasn't liked hard treats. Only the soft stuff now! Surprisingly enough, he hasn't had any dental problems. He is so sweet and has so many things to love about him that he makes his medicines worth every penny. I love him to death."

Close up head shot - A West Highland White Terrier is sitting on a carpet and it is looking forward. It looks soft with pure white hair, large black round eyes and a big black nose with pointy small perk ears.

"Awwwwww! This is Sterling Tiffany Necklace. She is a 3-year-old West Highland White Terrier. Like most Westies, she is all personality! She loves playing with the kids and romping in the yard. Westies are fun-loving dogs that require patience and training from their owners. This is not a breed for the lazy! She loves to dig holes and chase imaginary rodents, so keeping her coat white is a challenge! She has been diagnosed with "White Shaky Dog Syndrome." It is a rare disease that can be controlled with medication if properly diagnosed. This little "tough pup" is going strong and very happy. We LOVE her!!!"

Close up - The front left side of a soft perk eared West Highland White Terrier dog face. It is looking up and to the left. It has a large blak nose, dark round eyes and soft white fur.

Sterling Tiffany Necklace the West Highland White Terrier at 3 years old

A West Highland White Terrier dog is about to jump up while standing on a concrete surface, it is looking up and to the left.

Adult Westie

The front left side of a West Highland White Terrier that is standing across a concrete surface and it is looking to the right. The dog's tail is up and it has perk ears and longer hair on its face.

Cody the Westie at 5 years old

The front left side of a West Highland White Terrier that is standing across a concrete surface and it is panting. It has longer  hair on its face and its tail is up in the air.

Cody the Westie at 5 years old

The left side of a West Highland White Terrier dog standing across a concrete surface, it is looking up and it is panting. Its tail is up.

Cody the Westie at 5 years old

The right side of a West Highland White Terrier dog that is standing in grass and it is looking to the right. There is a chainlink fence behind it.

Cody the Westie at 5 years old