Cairn Terriers Reviews

I was about eight years old when, as a birthday surprise, I was given my very first dog - a Cairn terrier named Bingo; the cutest little bundle of fur you could ever imagine. He was twelve weeks old, about eight inches long and four inches in height. When the door opened, in rushed a four legged ball of light, grey fluff, skidding ...  Read the complete review

Below is my review of the Cairn Terrier as I have experienced it. Note that although a breed of dog offers a personality preference then the raising of a dog which truly makes the dog's personality. It's not the breed of dog which makes a dangerous dog, it's the owners fault. Size: Small (up to 30cm). Their size means that they make ...  Read the complete review

I think a dog makes a wonderful pet And the dog I've got at the moment Is the best one yet He comes to my heel Whenever I shout And he doesn't moan And he doesn't pout He'll fetch a ball No matter how often I throw, He'll follow on his lead Wherever I go He's a true companion Honest and ...  Read the complete review

My Cairn Terrier…..She’s Called Holly… My wife was looking for a cairn terrier for months and just about February of this year we spotted a pup for sale. It was about 30 miles away from where we lived but rather than listen to the wife moaning I decided to give it a ring. There was 3 left but only one was a ...  Read the complete review

Cairn terriers, eh? I've been waiting for a subject like this for ages. Mrs D and her family have always been big Cairn lovers and they got their first one more than twenty years ago. Mrs D was in her teens then and she got VERY jealous of their new pup, but it didn't stop her nagging me like bloody mad when we first got married ...  Read the complete review

There is no more apt nick-name for the Cairn than terrorist. This is on account of their fierce independance and determination to protect their pitch. Single minded and stubborn, they can be the storm troopers of the dog world. I became the accidental owner of a cairn many years ago. The poor little thing was the last one of the litter ...  Read the complete review

My family owns a small, brindle cairn terrier. Initially, she was a sort of ferret replacement, but she has grown to be a great dog. She is very, very keen to chase rabbits and regularly dissappears down both rabbit and fox holes. She loves shooting and other dogs. However, we were lucky enough to get a Cairn with working history. many cairns ...  Read the complete review

I used to hate 'yappy' little dogs. When we were invited to a dog show by our friend Diane (dlpugh), she was going to introduce us to a spaniel breeder....we never got further than the Cairn Terriers! We now have the most loving and lovable dog we could ever have wished for. Our friend refers to them as Cairn Terrorists but that ...  Read the complete review

im my opinion, cairn terrirers are the friendliest breed of dogs avaliable. they are very tolerent, don't mind being left alone for the best part of the day, eneretic, and full of character. my cairn, doris, is very happy and easily satisfied, and she is very very friendly and to my knowlage she has never hurt a person. the down side is that ...  Read the complete review