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| Breed Group : | Terrier |
| Weight : | male: 14 lbs ( 6.3 kg ) ; female : 13 lbs ( 5.9 kg ) |
Height :
| male: 10 inches ( 25 centimeters ); female: 9.5 inches ( 23.4 centimeters ) |
| Breed Overview Information : | Cairn Terrier breed dog is the smallest of the Terriers. This dog breed was initially bred in the Scottish Highlands not for their appearance but rather for their ability in terms of working. This small dog is not built heavily but he is strong and muscular. |
| Breed Character Information : | This dog breed is smart, tenacious and brave. Dogs from this breed are active and dominant, very witty and self-governing. The Cairn Terrier is quick to give chase and easy to bark at every sight and sound. This small dog is also lively and strong. The common impression is that Cairn Terrier is a shaggy and watchful dog. His eyes are shining with intelligence, poised and vigilant for anything. The Cairn originates from different colors. You will surely love your Cairn pet whatever color he has. All are attractive and pleasing to the eyes. You cannot easily distinguished adult color from the puppy coat. Their color changes, some becomes dark while others remain light. |
| Breed Coat Information : | The Cairn Terrier is double coated with a foul-mouthed external coat and flexible, tiny furry undercoat. Their coat has a hairy appearance that’s why they do not require trimming and is weather resistant. They drop little to no hair. |
| Breed Temperament Information : | Cairn Terrier dog breed always seek an adventure, they are spirited and impatient. But still they are friendly and kind, brave and fearless. This puppy loves to play and adores stimulus. This dog breed is loyal and active and has a playful nature. Most likely, Cairn Terrier has a special attraction for children with the age of six above. |
| Breed Ownership Information : | Each puppy and dog breed is unique. Do some research and begin by reading the information about this Cairn Terrier Dog breed above. And if you are trying to look for Cain Terrier Dog puppies for sale from any highly-regarded Cain Terrier Dog breeders or to adopt from any Cain Terrier Dog rescue you must be equipped with information about this king of puppies. |
| Breed Activity Information : | This pet is very alert and active. A daily brisk walk is advisable because they can get benefit from it. A fenced yard with room for this small puppy to run is appropriate. Apartment and condo living is not advisable for this class of dog. They have instinct to hunt and dig that’s why supervision is required. Cairn Terrier dog breed would like to play ball for long period of hours. |
| Breed Care Information : | Brushing several times a week is required for the Cairn Terrier. Special attention must also be given; Cairn Terrier must not be over fed because they have the tendency to gain weight quite easily. Although smallest in size, they have the most health issues among the Terriers. They are very sensitive to fleas. Cairn Terrier dog breed is not suitable living outdoors and they prefer to live inside with their family. It is only simple to maintain their shaggy appearance. To keep their grooming in good condition an hour or so of grooming must be done each week. Flaking is minimal if the dog is carefully brushed and combed every week, but bathing must be infrequent. Keeping the Cairn free of fleas is very much important because they are very sensitive to flea bites. They are mostly healthy breed dog and most often live 14 to 15 years or more. To assure this, they must be kept trim and lively. They should not be fed with table scraps, and the owner of this kind of dog must cautiously monitor the amount of dog food. Cairn Terrier easily becomes overweight. |
| Breed Training Information : | Cairn Terrier puppies are probing and easy to learn. They also require steady, not unkind training and controlled one because it is said that Cairn Terrier dog breed is sensitive. Moreover, the Cairn Terrier is purely high energy. They benefit from daily brisk walks, but are more suited for a fenced yard with room to run. This breed is not suited for apartment or condo living. They require supervision when they are outside as their natural instinct to hunt and dig can lead them into danger. The Cairn Terrier has excellent ball playing talents and would happily do so for hours. |
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