What is another word for Dandie Dinmont?
Pronunciation: [dˈandi dˈɪnmɒnt] (IPA) 
Dandie Dinmont is a breed of small Scottish terrier characterized by its long, shaggy coat and short legs. The name Dandie Dinmont comes from a character in Sir Walter Scott's 1814 novel, Guy Mannering. Synonyms for Dandie Dinmont include Scotch Terrier, Pepper and Mustard Terrier, and Hindlee Terrier. The breed's distinctive topknot and mustache give it a unique appearance. Dandie Dinmonts are known for their loyalty, intelligence, and affectionate personalities. Though they are rare today, they continue to be popular with dog lovers who appreciate their distinctive look and friendly temperament.
