There are many sites where you can upload pictures of your Scottish
Terrier. This is especially true of those sites that promote breeding, but to breed or not to breed that is the question. 
It is a big decision and you need to find the answer fairly early in your dog's life. If you are going to breed your dog, you will not have him or her neutered or spayed. However, if you do not plan on breeding your dog, is best to determine this as early as possible for your dog's sake as well as your own.
If you decide to advertise your dog for breeding, there are some sites that will accept Scottish Terrier pictures and post them for others to view. You will also have to provide other relevant information about your dog and yourself. The people looking to use your dog need to be able to contact you. They will ask you up front if your dog's picture could be used for the breeder's page or it could be chosen for a dog calendar. In either case, your dog will get a lot of exposure.
You will need several pictures of your Scottish Terrier. 
Usually, a submission form needs to be completed with relevant
information. You could send an email to the site administrator along with the pictures. You have to include the dog's name as well as your own. You will have a choice on how you want your name to appear on the site. For example, you can have your full name, first name, or even just a nickname.
You will be expected to provide a description of the Scottish Terrier. You should also include the dog breed, the age, and any other important information. You will also have to agree that the pictures can be displayed, edited, or modified as the site owners deem necessary. This is because not all pictures may be suitable. They may require some level of alteration. Most pictures of Scottish Terriers are used without any major alterations, though.
When you put your Scottish Terrier pictures on a site, it opens the doors to a wonderful opportunity to mate them with another dog. You do have to be careful and ask for the documents of the other dog and its parents. With people interested in breeding their dogs with yours, this is usually not a problem. Sometimes, Scottish Terrier pictures will tell you all that you need to know. Often times, a picture really does speak a thousand words.
