Highcroft Cairn Terriers, Home of the Cairn Terrier

Life doesn’t last forever and when its over you will want to remember the love not the hatred

Believe that something is possible when others say it is not,
and what you really desire will come to pass,
if you dont waiver and never give up.

My introduction into the cairn terrier breed was in 1991 when I purchase Little Queenie. Queenie was a Cairn X Silky Terrier. Her mother was the cairn terrier and what a wonderful girl she was. After a while i decided i wanted to show but as Queenie was not a purebred i decided to get a pure bred Male cairn terrier and the rest is history. Since then i bought my foundation bitch from a kennel down south of perth, Harzwald Lady Sophie, who had the larchlea line through here which I absolutley adored and always wanted to import a dog or bitch from that kennel in Scotland.

As they say all good things come to those who wait. Well my dream finally came true as in April 2005 i finally imported a dog from the Cadagio Kennels in Ireland whose lines are predominently based on the Larchlea lines.

I only breed when i want something for myself in the show ring and the rest of the babies are sold to loving homes. I breed for quality not quantity in the quest to improve the breed on all levels including conformation, health and sound temperaments.

I am also studying at the Peel Tafe Animal studies which gives you credit if you decide to go on and do vet nursing.

My cairn terriers are my tower of strength that give me the ability to never give up.
If i did not have them when I went threw very difficult times in my life I would not be here today.
I worship the ground they walk on and will never be without my cairns till the day I die.

5 April 2010 - Best Baby in Terrier Group Mrs J Brown - WA - Best Baby in Show Mrs M McArdle - WA

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