Alice White
#4 Kerns are the most typical representatives of the terrier clan, so when bringing them into the house, get ready for limitless curiosity, easy courage, instant reaction and pranks
In addition, it is an extremely contact breed that loves to demonstrate its intellectual and athletic achievements to humans. Whatever tricks and tricks Kern sets, his ultimate goal is the same - to awaken the owner's interest in the results of his "works". Yes, often the shaggy "super dog" goes too far in an effort to amaze the owner with his own ingenuity and restlessness, but it makes no sense to blame him.
#5 Cairn Terrier is an owner and a creepy curmudgeon who does not recognize the concept of “common property”
He will happily play catch-up with children, willingly chase the ball and bring it, but to any encroachment on personal things (toy, bone) he will answer with a convincing "Woof!" or a warning grunt. At the same time, in other everyday situations, the breed demonstrates quite peaceful behavior. An exception is a threat to the life of the owner, coming from another dog. In such a case, it is incredibly difficult to keep the core, but it is vital to do it - in the heat of excitement, the shaggy "Scotsman" oversteps all boundaries and ceases to soberly assess his own strength.
#6 Almost all modern Cairn Terriers are “tied” with hunting qualifications and happily live in city apartments, but do not hope that they will forever say goodbye to pursuing instincts.
Plowing a newly planted flower bed in search of a mole that once visited it and bringing a wandering cat to a heart attack is a sacred cause for a Cairn Terrier. It is not very easy to reconcile a dog with other pets. This comrade sees in any four-legged creature a direct competitor who must be neutralized as soon as possible. No, the core is absolutely not bloodthirsty, so it will be other methods to "survive" from its opponent's territory - sonorous barking, lightly biting, and pursuit.
