Available Puppies

Life Is Merrier With A Cairn Terrier

Be sure to read through our FAQ to answer most of your questions about our breeding program.

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PUPPY APPLICATION

Our 2026 Puppy Waitlist is OPEN! Homes joining the waitlist now are likely to bring a puppy home summer or fall 2026. Puppies not claimed by the waitlist will be listed here.

Learn more about our Puppy Adoption process and what is included:

ADOPTION PROCESS

Featuring "Erit Fortitudo Amadeus Arbor Vitae"

"Zeus" is an exciting young male that will sire his first litters in 2026!

Congrats to Oswald The Brave and his human momma on their Senior Highest In Class Win! Ozzy is a Scamp (Hickory Hollow Scoundrel) x Rosie (Mt Solo Queen of Thorns) baby (Half brother to our current stud dog Duke!)

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Customer Testimonials:

We've been breeding Cairn Terrier for 10 years and are dedicated to the future of the breed. We have provided devoted companions to families across the USA. Our puppies are healthy, ethically raised, and loved. Here's a few testimonials:

"Leilani,

The puppies, Molly and Piper are just wonderful! So sweet, confident and inquisitive. Smart as a whip and I love it. One of them wakes up half way through the night so we go outside for a quick potty break and then they go right back to sleep, no whimpering. Amazing. They are crated together at night and I made sure to get a crate large enough they can both stretch out as well as curl up with each other.

Puppies bring such joy and the elderly neighbors are glowing with pleasure when the puppies are out in the backyard. The puppies usually end up going for a visit for a few minutes. The neighbors smile and chuckle when those two little puppies sit their bottom right down so they can have a training treat. " -Stephanie