Cairnwich Terrier

Cairnwich Terrier History

The Cairnwick Terrier is a Scottish terrier that originated on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The coat of the Cairnwick is usually white with a distinctive black “tammy” patch on the chest.

Cairnwich Terrier Physical Characteristics

The Cairnwick Terrier is a small, short-haired, wire-coated, fox terrier that is typically 10 to 15 inches in height at the withers and between 17 and 22 pounds in weight. They have a thick, bushy, rough double coat of red, white, and brindle or fawn. They have a slightly domed skull and muscular, sloping shoulders. The Cairnwick Terrier’s ears are erect, triangular in shape, and wide at the base. The nose is black and the eyes dark brown. They have a short and compact tail. The Cairnwick Terrier is an alert, energetic, and playful breed.

Cairnwich Terrier Health

Description of breed health.

Cairnwich Terrier Temperament and Behaviour

The Cairnwich Terrier is an energetic and self-assured terrier that makes a great companion. They are spirited, playful, and curious, but are also friendly and affectionate. They are happiest when in the company of the family and will do best in homes with older children.

Cairnwich Terrier Activity Requirements

Cairnway Terriers are usually happy, fun, and outgoing. They love to play and are always ready for adventure. They are a high-energy, playful dog that is best suited to a home where there is someone around to play with. Cairnway Terriers like to run, play, and explore. They will need at least one hour of vigorous physical exercise every day. A brisk walk or a long game of fetch can be a good way to keep this fun-loving pooch’s energy in check. If you are looking for a high energy, playful companion, the Cairnway Terrier might be the right dog for you. This adventurous little pup loves to run and jump and is sure to be the liveliest member of the family.

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