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Eli

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  • BirthdayJune 12, 2026
  • ColorBrindle
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Cairn TerrierMale7 weeks old •
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5 years breeding

Hi, I'm Eli

Hi, I'm Eli! I'm a 7-week-old male Cairn Terrier with a beautiful brindle coat, born on June 12. I'll be ready to go home to my forever family after August 7, once I'm grown enough to leave my litter. When I reach my adult size, I should weigh between 5–19 lbs. I'm AKC registered. I can't wait to make every moment with you a special memory.

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WyomingJanuary 2024

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When is Eli ready to leave his mom?

Young puppies have delicate immune systems, so we and our breeders take extra care to ensure they're fully prepared for travel. Eli must be at least 8 weeks old and weigh 2.5 pounds or more before traveling. If Eli weighs less than 2.5 pounds, Eli will be eligible to travel at 12 weeks per federal guidelines. To determine the best delivery option for you and your puppy, speak with a Puppy Concierge at (866) 306-6064.

About Cairn Terrier
About breed

Quick facts about Cairn Terriers

The Cairn Terrier originated in the 1500s Scottish highlands along with several other terrier-type breeds. They received their name because they were able to squeeze down into rock stacks called "Cairns" that badgers and foxes often used as dens It wasn't until the early 1900s that the Cairn Terrier, Scottish Terrier, Skye Terrier, and West Highland White Terrier were separated into their own district breed.

  • TemperamentActive, Independent, Smart
  • EnergyModerate
  • Breed groupTerrier
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