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What points should be noted when selecting a Cairn Terrier?

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(1) First look at some materials introducing this breed of dog, to understand its appearance characteristics and basic traits, so as to have a clear target and avoid being cheated by inferior goods, causing financial loss. (2) Cairn Terriers are mostly purchased as pets, so special attention should be paid to the choice of coat color, with red, black-brown, gray or tawny being preferable. (3) The coat on all parts of the body should also meet the following requirements: the hair on the ears should preferably be dark brown, and the hair on the muzzle should preferably be

(1) First look at some materials introducing this breed of dog, to understand its appearance characteristics and basic traits, so as to have a clear target and avoid being cheated by inferior goods, causing financial loss.

(2) Cairn Terriers are mostly purchased as pets, so special attention should be paid to the choice of coat color, with red, black-brown, gray or tawny being preferable.

(3) The coat on all parts of the body should also meet the following requirements: the hair on the ears should preferably be dark brown, and the hair on the muzzle is ideally dark. The stiff hair should be coarse, hard and dense, and the undercoat should be short and soft.

(4) The ears should be set high at the base, and should be triangular and erect. The bridge of the nose should be both straight and black.

(5) The tail should be set high at the base and able to stand straight up; those that have undergone artificial docking should not be chosen.

(6) A skull that is too narrow and long, eyes that are large and protruding, very light eye color, and ears that are large with rounded tips all do not conform to the characteristics of this breed.

(7) A muzzle that is too thick, upper and lower jaws that protrude, excessive ear hair, legs that are too long or too thick, and very wide toes also do not conform to the characteristics of this breed.

(8) Too little hair on the head, soft and curly hair, white patches on the body coat, and a very short back that is not level do not conform to this breed's appearance characteristics, and such dogs should not be selected.

(9) One should choose those with a strong constitution, full of energy, not neurotic, not prone to barking wildly, and not afraid when seeing people.

(10) Those that have suffered from digestive tract diseases and have not yet recovered, or that have other diseases, must never be selected.

(11) When purchasing, ask the other party for the breed's feeding and management technical materials, pedigree certificate, vaccination certificate, a transfer document signed by both parties, and a 7-14 day health guarantee.

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