Breeder Resource for Scottish Terriers
The STCA encourages and promotes the quality breeding of purebred Scottish Terriers and will do all possible to bring their natural qualities to perfection. Members and breeders are encouraged to accept the Standard of the Breed as approved by The American Kennel Club as the only standard of excellence by which Scottish Terriers will be judged and will do all in its power to protect and advance the interests of the Breed.
Below are links to two forms for STCA Member Breeders to submit available puppy litters and/or adult Scotties. Listing criteria is included on each form. STCA Breeders posting available Scotties are required to be STCA members and have signed the STCA Code of Ethics.
Please contact STCA Breeder Referral at 4breeders@stca.biz for additional information or to inquire about other litters or older dogs that may not be posted.
Available puppies
STCA Breeders posting available litters are required to be STCA members and have signed the STCA’s Code of Ethics.
Breeder's Name:McTavish Scottish Terriers
McTavish Scottish Terriers
CountryUnited States
StateGeorgia
3
04/30/2026
07/09/2026
Judson Lee
Madison Lyn
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1
Breeder's Name:Margaret Kooda
Defiant
CountryUnited States
StateIdaho
2
01/09/2026
03/26/2026
Paloma’s Oak Ash And Thorn At Defiant
Defiant's Final Frontier
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Breeder's Name:Dana Johnston
Kingsdale
CountryUnited States
StateNew York
1
10/21/2025
04/01/2026
GCH CH Westpride Storyteller
CH Kingsdale's Ready For My Closeup At Corbec
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Breeder's Name:Bonnie Collier
Bonhaven
CountryUnited States
StateOklahoma
1
04/10/2026
07/10/2026
Hillview Award Winner
CH Bonhaven I Am The Walrus
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Available Adults
Scottish Terrier Club of America (STCA) Breeders posting available dogs that range from one to four years old. STCA Breeders posting available dogs are required to be STCA members and have signed the STCA’s Code of Ethics.
No available adults currently.
STCA Member Breeders
The Scottish Terrier Club of America (STCA) is pleased to offer a list of Breeder Referrals of club members. For your convenience, the Breeder Referral list is sorted by state. In the list below, the Breeders Name is highlighted, click on the Members Name to contact them.
Alternatively, please visit our ‘Regional Clubs’ page: Regional Clubs Most clubs have a breeder referral volunteer for you to contact. You may contact the clubs’ breeder referral person for information in their region.
Of course, you can reach out to the STCA’s Breeder Breeder Referral Chair who can personally assist you in locating a breeder with available puppies OR check our Available Puppy Listing of pups yourself below.
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| STCA Member | Kennel | State | Website | Kennel Phone | AKC Breeder of Merit | AKC Silver Breeder of Merit | STCA Breeder of Merit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christine O'Brien | Christimoor | IA | Yes | No | |||
| Margaret Kooda | Defiant | ID | No | No | |||
| Lisa Hills | KinRoss | ID | http://www.kinrossscotties.com/ | Yes | Yes | ||
| Ruth Joseph | Mijoshire | IL | No | No | |||
| Steve Russell | Woburn | IL | https://www.woburnscottishterriers.com/ | (708) 481-9153 | Yes | Yes | |
| Debi Russell | Woburn | IL | https://www.woburnscottishterriers.com/ | (708) 481-9153 | Yes | Yes | |
| Marcia Dawson, DVM | Hijinks | IN | http://www.hijinkscotties.com/ | Yes | Yes | ||
| Dr. Amy Cada | Odyssey | IN | No | No | |||
| Jeffery W. Jones | Jonesbriar | KS | No | No | |||
| Nancy Arther Jones | Jonesbriar | KS | No | No | |||
| Jack Shacklett | Glendarra | KY | https://roseshacklett.wixsite.com/ | Yes | Yes | ||
| Rose Shacklett | Glendarra | KY | https://roseshacklett.wixsite.com/ | Yes | Yes | ||
| Tambre Knox | Ceilidh | MA | No | Yes | |||
| Julieanne Bovat | WillMack | MA | No | No | |||
| Juanita (Nita) Snyder | MD | No | No |
REHOME a Scottie
The Scottish Terrier has been a recognizable breed since the late 1800’s, thriving in the rough and rugged terrain of the Scottish Highlands. Given his origins, the Diehard is known as a tough, generally healthy dog, protected from the elements by a thick double coat, and from illness by an overall strong, disease-resistant constitution. Conscientious breeders work diligently to identify healthy breeding stock when producing their litters.