Cairn terriers have existed since the 1400s. They were used for hunting different animals on the Scottish Isle of Skye. The name "cairn" comes from their expertise in bolting otters from piles of ...

"Cairn Terriers are a type of Scottish terrier breed recognised by the Kennel Club," Dr Anna Foreman, Everypaw Pet Insurance's in-house vet, tells Country Living UK. "They tend to weigh around 5 ...

[PDF] Some Cairn terriers and Scottish terriers are born white, so these lighter-furred dogs were bred until the offspring were consistently white. 3. THE BREED HAS HAD A FEW DIFFERENT NAMES.

Scottish terriers stole the show at the Commonwealth ... West Highland White, Cairn and Dandie Dinmont - have kept their regional roots (in name at least), the Scottie - which is sometimes ...

Cairn Terriers were Westies’ rough-and-ready cousins long before either became household names. They were bred to chase critters through the Scottish Highlands, so they’re scrappy, curious ...

In the 1930’s the Scottish Breed which originated from ... that the breed truly peaked in popularity with over 4,000 Cairn Terrier puppies born in 1989 alone. It’s feared the breed will ...

"Cairn Terriers are a type of Scottish terrier breed recognised by the Kennel Club," Dr Anna Foreman, Everypaw Pet Insurance's in-house vet, tells Country Living UK. "They tend to weigh around 5-7kg ...