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Cairn Terrier - Taking Care of Your Cairn Terrier
Dogs are considered as man’s best friend. It comes as no surprise. Compared to other domestic animals that we encounter throughout our everyday lives, dogs exhibit a unique kind of love and affection that we can’t find in other animals. This is the very reason why a lot of people decide to own dogs in their home and some even have several dogs at home, until they become experienced dog owners who develop uncanny knowledge when it comes to their canine companions.
There are a lot of dogs all over the world. With their vast diversity, they can be put into several classifications and groups. A few of the most well known methods of classifying dogs is through their size and through their roles in the community. There are big dog breeds and small dog breeds. There are also working dog breeds, hunting dog breeds, herding dog breeds and toy dog breeds. With all those, sometimes it proves to be difficult when it comes to choosing the perfect dog for you and your home.
One of the oldest dog breeds in the line of terriers is the Cairn Terrier. Gaining their name due to their expertise in fishing out prey from the cairns, a manmade pile of stones stacked together, these canines are one of the earliest working dog breeds in the Highlands of Scotland. But despite their predatory nature, they still carry the basic characteristics of a terrier – active, playful and sensitive.
The Cairn Terrier certainly belongs to those dog breeds that exhibit love and affection to their owners, gaining the attention of almost anyone. In this eBook, we will explore on the facts about the Cairn Terrier and how to care for your own Cairn Terrier.
