Scottish Bed and Breakfast

A little history of Bremen, Indiana includes “Little Egypt” a haunted cemetery (actually listed on google under “haunted cemeteries”). We had guests come and stay with us just to visit the haunted cemetery.  They found the cemetery at night, got out of the car, got scared, ran back to the car and left.  But the experience of the quaint town of Bremen, and to say they visited a haunted cemetery was worth the trip.

When Homer and I were planning to open the B&B in September, 2004, we needed a name.  It was a no brainer that we named the Inn after our four (4) at that time, beloved Scottish Terriers.  Three of the four are retired champions, three girls and one boy. Izzy, was our very first “Scottie” we loved her so much, we wanted more of them. Ivee was home grown, and Izzy, Kooky and Lexi came from Barbary Kennels in Homer, Michigan. We lost Izzy to cancer on July 19, 2008.  Ivee and Kooky are wheaten Scottish Terriers and the joy of my life. Lexi is black and the oldest now. Black is the basic Scottish Terrier color even though they do come in brindle and wheaten. The Scottish Terriers were bred to destroy vermin like foxes, badgers and other small mammals found in the rough Scotland and Great Britain countryside. They are tough, brave little dogs, do not shed, and are very loyal to their families.  They like to greet the guests and get tummy rubs, even though they are not allowed to roam around the B&B. Come…. stay…and pet one of our scotties. www.scottishbb.com

Here at the Scottish Bed and Breakfast in Bremen, Indiana, we cater to guests traveling with their pets. We know that your dog is part of your family so we felt it was important to allow your dog to come and stay too!  Located in the country on 2 acres. Our guests can walk their dog around the B&B or go for a walk with their 4-legged best friend and visit the cows down the road.  Small breed dogs under 20 lbs can stay in your room in a dog crate, for a small fee. Dogs over 21 lbs. will enjoy the “Doggie Hotel” with four separate indoor/outdoor runs, you can feed them visit them anytime you would like.  You have your “special” space and  your dog has his.   Check us out at:www.scottishbb.com