Dan·die Din·mont terrier 
(dăn′dē dĭnmŏnt′)
(dăn′dē dĭnmŏnt′)n.
A terrier of a small breed developed in the border area of England and Scotland, having a long body with short legs, drooping ears, and long, silky hair on top of the head.
[After Dandie Dinmont, the owner of six such dogs in Guy Mannering, a novel by Sir Walter Scott.]
Dandie Dinmont terrier