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| Getting to Know the
Cairn Terrier |
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That of an active, game, hardy, small working terrier of the short-legged class; very free in its movements, strongly but not heavily built, standing well forward on its forelegs, deep in the ribs, well coupled with strong hindquarters and presenting a we |
Average Height
Males, 10 inches at the withers; 14 pounds. Females, 9½ inches; 13 pounds. |
Average Weight
NA |
Personality
That of an active, game, hardy, small working terrier of the short-legged class; very free in its movements, strongly but not heavily built, standing well forward on its forelegs, deep in the ribs, well coupled with strong hindquarters and presenting a we |
Children
Yes, the Cairn Terrier enjoys children's playful activity.
Trainability
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 r |
Friendliness
The Cairn Terrier is affectionate and eager to learn. It is lively, intelligent, and playful |
Temperment
This dog needs to be socialized early with cats and other household pets. Occasionally it will fight other dogs |
Care
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 r |
Combativeness
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Other Pets
Yes, but males of this breed may tend to fight themselves. |
Group
Terrier (AKC and UKC). |
Country of Origin
Scotland |
Coat
Hard, longer, outer coat, an abundant soft undercoat. Weather resistant. |
Color
May be of any color except white. Dark ears, muzzle and tail tip are desirable |
Lifespan
13 to 14 years. |
Activity Level
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 r |
Health
Allergies, dislocating kneecaps and hereditary eye diseases |
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