Alice White
#10 It is possible to regulate the dog’s behavior not only by voice commands, but also by gestures.
Cairn Terriers understand them perfectly and react instantly. Moreover, they themselves skillfully express intentions with postures and tail movements. Guessing that the core is ready to play and is about to take off is easy - the animal takes a "low start", tries to establish eye contact with the owner, and vigorously wags its tail.
#11 The Cairn Terrier should have an isolated corner in the apartment (bed, house), where he could rest and keep his own “treasures”.
Be sure to buy several toys for the animal: the cores grow up quickly, they need educational fun with objects. And during the absence of the owners, the pet will have something to occupy itself with. However, you should not overwhelm the dog with gifts either. This breed is very selective and often remains faithful to one ball, gently ignoring other things. Speaking of balls: they must be soft and relatively large so that the Cairn Terrier cannot swallow them.
#12 Owners living in a private house with a garden or a personal plot will have to be extremely prudent, letting the dog “breathe”.
It is not a problem for a Cairn Terrier to dig under the fence and escape in an unknown direction. As for the toilet, tiny cores quickly get used to using the newspaper for "wet deals", and then relatively easily retrained to do the same on the street.
