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hheldorfer CairnTalk Emeritus

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Loved it!  I particularly like the way the Cairns of yesteryear were allowed to look more ruggedly natural than the more 'done up' versions today.

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sanford CairnTalk Emeritus

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1 hour ago, hheldorfer said:

Loved it!  I particularly like the way the Cairns of yesteryear were allowed to look more ruggedly natural than the more 'done up' versions today.

I agree completely, which is why I let Ruffy's coat grow full.

I attribute the "done up" look to the fact that the groomers must make a living!?

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7 hours ago, hheldorfer said:

Loved it!  I particularly like the way the Cairns of yesteryear were allowed to look more ruggedly natural than the more 'done up' versions today.

The hairstyles of the human officers in that article also seem to be following the rugged and natural look too! :lol:

"as far as i am concerned cairns are the original spirit from which all terriers spring, and all terriers are cairns very deep down inside." pkcrossley

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22 hours ago, _whits_ said:

The hairstyles of the human officers in that article also seem to be following the rugged and natural look too! :lol:

Ah.. Merrie Olde U.K... The land that modern hair conditioners forgot!

I hadn't noticed the humans... Who notices people when there are cairns around? But I took a second look - and you are right, whits - especially the "poodle cut" on  Dr. E. M. Luis, ?but I will refrain from further snarky comments!

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Lynn in TN CairnTalk Emeritus

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On March 9, 2016 at 3:21 PM, hheldorfer said:

Loved it!  I particularly like the way the Cairns of yesteryear were allowed to look more ruggedly natural than the more 'done up' versions today.

I loved it too. 

Great photos. I looked them over several times.

 

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Autumn & Lola CairnTalk Emeritus

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Wow this was really interesting. Loved all the old pics, too. Thanks for sharing, Hillscreek. :)

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I watched "The Uninvited" today with Ray Millan and there was a Cairn Terrier in the movie named Bobby.  So cute and not trimmed/thinned to the ying yang like the show dogs of today.  His ears were nice and trimmed, but the body was shaggy and he was a face kisser!!!! So cute!!!!

 

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