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Scottish Terrier Rescue Missouri Kansas City,MO64080 N 38° 79.249954, W 94° 28.57971191406 Telephone Email for application Scottish Terrier Scottie Adopted pet Adopted Scottish Terrier Scottie Adopted Dog Dog
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This is MacBride who is a purebred Scottish Terrier and is approx 6 yrs young. MacBride came from a commercial breeding facility and due to being quite matted had to have his body hair pretty much taken off, but when it grows back it will be absolutely gorgeous and very black. He has completed his vetting..MacBride will have a problem which could be ongoing with rectal tumors. The tumor is benign but can grow back. It may bleed sometimes and may come back and have to be removed again. MacBride needs work on potty training and will be good with other dogs. He is such a wonderful sweet boy and knows no enemies. He is alittle shy but doing better everyday. I do NOT adopt to homes with small children and a fenced in yard is what he needs. Please email for an application and I do NOT fly my pets for any reason.
Home without children (< 5 yrs old)
Pet has special needs

MacBride / ADOPTED is up-to-date with routine shots and spayed/neutered.

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