1. Great Scots Magazine launched January 1996 by founder and publisher, Joseph Harvill, Ph.D., in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
2. Now the largest circulation Scottish Terrier magazine in the world with subscribers in every state in USA and sixteen international countries.
3. Bi-monthly 48-page color magazine published six times annually each January, March, May, July, September, November.
4. Regular column features covering: 'HealthWatch' (Vicki Campbell, Waldorf, MD), 'Ramblin' Scottie/Travel' (Joseph Harvill, Albuquerque, NM), 'MacTango/Training' (Annie Bringloe, Yakima, WA), 'MacRemedy/Holistic Care' (Lisa Paddock, Cape Hope, NJ), 'MacCloseup/Interviews' (Joseph Harvill, Albuquerque, NM), 'MacRescue' (Sally Gilman, Arvada, CO), 'MacFeedback' (Readers).
5. GSM features photo-rich articles specializing in Scottie dog companionship covering the breadth of the good life shared with Scottish Terriers. Unlike most single breed magazines which focus on breeding and showing, GSM is not about competition but about celebration of the magic between Scotties and their people, appealing to pet owners and professional handlers alike.
6. Nominated for multiple awards by Dog Writers Association of America; GSM writers received the coveted Maxwell Medallion for 'Best Article in a Single Breed Publication' in 1999, 2000.
7. Mission: to raise the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral standards of Scottie ownership by deepening the relational magic of Scottie companionship.
8. Annual Subscription: $24.00 (USA) $36.00 (International). U.S. funds only. Visa & MasterCard accepted.

"Dear Editor:

I am renewing my subscription for the next year. Texas Monthly is the only other magazine I can recall ever truly anticipating its arrival. Eventually I tired even of it. Not so with Great Scots Magazine!"

P.F., San Antonio, TX

"Dear GSM:

Please renew my subscription. I love GSM. My back issues are like a Scottie reference library. When 'Conor' was diagnosed with Scottie Cramp I went straight to my GSM 'library' and found the articles very helpful. I felt like I was getting information from people who really knew about this condition--not like someone quoting it out of a veterinary text book. Anyway, keep up the great work!"

G.K., Collinsville, IL

"Dear Editor:

Please renew my subscription for another year as we cannot live without your wonderful publication. We've learned so much about our 'Abbey' and general Scottie health through the informative articles, not to mention the heartwarming and sad stories too. Either way, if it's about a Scottish Terrier, we read it all!"

B.S., La Porte, IN