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hallswel

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When it gets quiet I go looking

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She is very proud of herself, here I am you need me, Oh I am doing nothing!

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Liz

Rebel, Hammurabi, Sugar, Dirty Harry, Paint, Duncan and Saffron

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CathyAnn CairnTalk Mentor

CathyAnn

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OMG!! How on earth did she get IN there??

Sooooooooooo cute!!! I am on my way down to steal Sugar!!!

Cathy

Cathy and Piper

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tlwtheq CairnTalk Emeritus

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Isn't it the truth? Just like with kids, when it gets too quiet you best check things

out! :D (I think Cairn Terriers can go anywhere they will...it's a very strong will.)

She's just adorable.

Olie and Teddy's Mom

Max and Nelly
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Mama Kim CairnTalk Enthusiast

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Piper is a sock thief too. Cute pictures!!!!!!!

Kim,mama to furbaby, Piper 4/13/2003

"Things that upset a terrier may pass virtually unnoticed by a Great Dane." ~ Smiley Blanton

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Cairns2 CairnTalk Enthusiast

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Those pictures say it all and you have the captions perfect to match each photo!

I couldn't agree more that when it gets quiet you have to see what's going on.

Nothing usually turns out to be something with these dogs!

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savannahsmom35 CairnTalk Guide

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Savannah is a sock thief too. I don't know what it is about them that she likes. She doesn't chew them up, just takes them out of the hamper and either hides them or lays on top of them.

We give dogs time we can spare, space we can spare and love we can spare. And in return, dogs give us their all. It's the best deal man has ever made.

-M. Acklam

Savannah's Dogster Page

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hallswel CairnTalk Mentor

hallswel

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Sugar is a jumper very agile. My oldest son has taught her to jump into his arms

Liz

Rebel, Hammurabi, Sugar, Dirty Harry, Paint, Duncan and Saffron

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My Madison is a jumper too. What's so funny is that she's able to easily jump onto our high bed with no effort....Elliott tries and tries and he can't make it past the box spring. :lol:

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toomanypaws CairnTalk Mentor

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Those pictures are too cute! Hannah is my little jumper and is coming pretty close to the top of the kitchen counter when she jumps. I love watching her run outdoors, as she will jump way up high over even small sticks.

Abbey is my theif. It doesn't matter what it is, if it falls to the floor, it's hers. I'm a little upset w/ her. My dd was playing w/ these little Knickerbocker Rageddy Ann & Andy dolls that my dad bought me over 20 yrs ago. Every Christmas, I bring them out for display. Well, dd somehow left them in view for Abbey to see on the breakfast table and she managed to jump and bring down Rageddy Ann and destroy her. :mad: I'd much prefer that Abbey was only a thief to socks, not valuables!

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Beth, mom to Ninja (5), Hannah (7), Abbey (7 1/2), Kiara (10)

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MikeC

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Just wait until one of them drags out a pair of jockey shorts or other unmentionable from the laundry basket. Duffy pulled this stunt on Christmas Day in front of 18 my relatives. They were beside themselves with laughter and I was just beside myself!

Mike

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i walked in the bedroom only to find tiny little dori dragging a leopard print bra across the floor!!!! LOL dang it, no camera on me!!!!

Terry, mom of Dori and Ellie Mae

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Mine love the stinky socks and undies, but Connor is OBSESSED with my furry slippers. He has figured out how to slide open the closet door and get them. Mostly he wants me to "catch" him with the booty and bellow so he can pretend to be scared and run off laughing at me :devil:

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Our pup is not a sock chewer at all, but he is definitely a jumper. It is cute sometimes when he has to line up a jump, takes a couple of steps back for momentum, and then jumps on the bed or the sofa arm. A bit scary to watch though...

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savannahsmom35 CairnTalk Guide

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Savannah walked into the room with a pair of my undies in her mouth while my Mom and Dad were there. I don't know who turned redder....

She also pulled my DH's boxers off the side of the garden tub while he was in the shower and they ended up landing perfect on her head so that her head was stuck in the waist band! LOL Her eyes were completely covered and she paniced running all over with boxers on her head. I was scared she would run into something and knock herself out so I grabbed the boxers off her head so that she could see again. She hasn't messed with his boxers ever again!!!

We give dogs time we can spare, space we can spare and love we can spare. And in return, dogs give us their all. It's the best deal man has ever made.

-M. Acklam

Savannah's Dogster Page

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Kathryn CairnTalk Mentor

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Allie loves to grab the dish towels, which I sometimes loop over the handle of the oven. I suspose they smell of all sorts of good things to eat?

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The more I chase Fergus to retrieve the sock he has snaffled, the more he thinks it's a huge game and gulps as much down as fast as he can!

Last week a 5 year old visitor and I chased him all over our converted dance hall triying to retrieve my visitor's knee-high sock (it's summer here and she politely took off her shoes & socks in the doorway :halo: ).

When we finally cornered Fergus, I felt like a magician pulling yards and yards of sock out of his mouth (must have had lots of elastic in them :shock: ).

Veni, vidi, velcro - I came, I saw, I stuck around
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GREAT PHOTOS of sweet Sugar... with an evil side... he he!

Darcy LOVES socks and undies too! She's been known to jump up high and grab a ball of clean socks off of the bathroom countertop while you are in the shower oblivious to it happening until you are out of the shower. We actually call her the sock monger.

Kate, Darcy & Bailey's mom
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Eliz222 CairnTalk Enthusiast

Eliz222

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Cute, cute pic of Sugar!!! Scout is our sock thief. I usually take off my shoes and stuff my socks into the shoes....I know....I should go upstairs and put them away......but anywho....I find socks all over the house. Last week I grabbed my socks ( used....lol) to put on to take the dogs out. One of my socks was soaking wet......ugh!!!!

Scout doesn't chew the socks...she sucks on them!

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Tracy A.

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:shy: Mettwurst seems to always find my underwear :shy:

I'm just waiting for us to have company over.

Tracy

Tracy, Amos, Walter, Brattwrust & Mettwurst a.k.a The Gremlins

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