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He is soo handsome, not to mention he looks VERY happy
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Could it have been the pressure in the air? You mentioned it stormed..... they are highly sensitive. Hope he's still doing well.
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Update, Penny the Morkie and Gidget are now best buddies and play all day long! Penny (6 yrs old) is acting like a puppy again they are currently playing tug of war with a dragon stuffed kong toy. Hope she enjoys it while she’s still the bigger dog.
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Love that face and turned out toes. Usually it's the front left one as some say cairns are "lefties". Since a lot of their work in ancient days involved digging into dens a turned out paw was thought to make digging easier. When my Angus was a pup we actually had to give him a place where he could dig as much as he wanted otherwise he was a terror in the veggie garden. After he turned about eighteen month he gradually gave up digging unless it was for a special purpose.
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No filter, I love her cream cot that’s coming in!
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love her beautiful mask.
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4 months old, 7lbs and starting to come around to her leash training! Can’t wait to get Gidget out for walks!
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Some pictures of my boys I thought I'd share. Brodie is a little over 1 and Duff is 6 months.
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Romeo definitely has the "Cairn" teeth!!!! Congratulations!!!
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Those huge teeth, that giant mouth - so very cairn! And yes, we can smarten up somewhat if necessary 😄 Welcome to a great looking pup and his owner. What a good buddy he will be!
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Excellent photos. Thanks! Romeo has a wonderful coat. Your research paid off well. Congratulations!
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Handsome pup for sure.
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Welcome Andres and Romeo. Romeo does indeed look like a great companion. Those photos are fantastic, too.
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hey Romeo, ¡bienvenidos! you look like a fun guy!
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Hello everyone! Let me introduce you Romeo, my 6 months Cairn. My family had several dogs when I was a boy/teenager, but I've never been a full time dog parent. I moved to Chile from Argentina more than a year ago and I wanted to have a mate to tag along while exploring this new city and country, so I started reading a lot about different breeds. The independence, adventure ready mood and sassiness of cairns got me convinced! Cairns are not that common in this country but I was lucky to find breeders that got them from abroad. I've been reading this forum since I brought him home, 2 months ago, and it helped me a lot to understand Romeo's behavior and such. Here are two pictures of him: one being an classy gentleman and another one being a savage rascal.. I love both aspects of him! -Andy
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Welcome to Cairn Talk! Cairns are indeed great; their personalities are enormous. I can't even think of them as "small dogs" any more … I tend to think in terms of "portable" these days
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Seem to be. Fingers crossed.
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I typed a response, but it got wiped out. Glad to know things are ok now!
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Well Brodie seems to be his normal self this morning. Not sure what to make of it but we'll see as the day progresses.
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Glad to find this forum where I can get information on the greatest breed of dog in the world. Never thought I'd be a small dog person until we got our first Cairn "Sassy" to be a companion to my wife's Yorkie. When Sassy passed I tried to adopt a rescue but even though I was approved, the process was taking forever. I ended up getting a pup, Brodie (now 1) and later his buddy and half brother Duff. I couldn't resist giving them traditional Scottish names. Anyway it's good to be here and I've attached a picture of my boys. Brodie on the left Duff on the right.
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