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Cairn Terrier

Cairn Terrier Puppies Description: The vivacious little Cairn Terrier is an active, hardy, small working terrier. The Cairn Terrier is able to prove their worth as a dispeller of vermin. The Cairn Terrier is free in movement, strong, but not heavily built. Their head is shorter and wider than any other terriers and well furnished with hair giving a general foxy expression. The Cairn Terrier is a wonderful family dog, but will always remember their ancestry as a "sporting terrier." The Cairn Terrier makes a very active, inquisitive and "ready to go" dog. Great dog for the house plus a Cairn Terrier is very good with children. Energetic and always on the watch, they will alert you to the presence of strangers by growling.  

Cairn Terrier Puppies Height: 10 - 12 inches
Cairn Terrier Puppies Weight: 13 - 16 lbs.

Cairn Terrier Puppies Colors of the Cairn Terrier: Cream, wheaten, red, gray or nearly black. No white.
Cairn Terrier Puppies Coat: Hard, longer, outer coat, an abundant soft undercoat. Weather resistant.

Cairn Terrier Puppies Temperament: The Cairn Terrier is bold, alert, intelligent, gentle
Cairn Terrier Puppies With Children: Yes, the Cairn Terrier enjoys children's playful activity.
Cairn Terrier Puppies With Pets: Yes, but males of this breed may tend to fight themselves.
Special Skills: Vermin destroyer, hunting dog, and family pet.

Watch-dog: High
Guard-dog: Low

Cairn Terrier Puppies Care and Training: Never scissors trim the Cairn Terrier 's coat, except for the shaping of their feet. Weekly brushing or rubbing with a damp towel is needed. Minimal bathing. Pay special attention to their teeth and nails. A Cairn Terrier exercise should consist of free roaming in a fenced yard or daily walks. As an earth dog and digger, a Cairn Terrier will leave holes in your backyard and should be trained not to.
Learning Rate: Very High, Obedience - Medium, Problem Solving - High

Cairn Terrier Puppies Activity: Indoors - Very High, Outdoors - Medium
Cairn Terrier Puppies Living Environment: House with a yard, apartment, country or city the Cairn Terrier will thrive in any environment as long as they receive attention and exercise.

Cairn Terrier Puppies Health Issues: Allergies, dislocating kneecaps and hereditary eye diseases.

Cairn Terrier Puppies Life Span: 12 - 15 Years
Cairn Terrier Puppies Litter Size: 3 - 5

Cairn Terrier Puppies Country of Origin: Great Britain
Cairn Terrier PuppiesHistory: Originating in the Western Highlands, the Cairn Terrier is likely a cross between the White Terrier and the Black and Tan Terrier. The Cairn Terrier was introduced in the world of dog shows in the early 1900s. The white dogs of this breed became the West Highland White Terrier. They are best known as Toto in the Wizard of Oz

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