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10 monthsAge
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£400Price
Westie x Cairn age 10 months
West Highland Terrier3 hours
West Highland Terrier10 months1
£400
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Description
We are looking to rehome our Westie cairn cross terrier. He is ten months old and is doing so well with all of his training. He is fully house trained, can sit and wait. Walks great on lead and his recall is coming on leaps and bounds too as long as there’s cheese!
Vaccinated and worm/flea treatment up to date. He visits a groomer in Newquay every couple of months and has gained a good bond with her. Not neutered as yet as advised by the vet to do this age 1.
We have had him from eight weeks old and got him from a respected five star registered breeder. The mother dog was seen on collection too.
Sadly we have found that having a one year old toddler and a puppy has been way too much to handle and we’re unable to give him the time and attention he deserves and needs. He has been staying with my dad temporarily until we find him the best home possible. Please get in touch with any further questions.
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Litter details
LocationPar, Cornwall
Pets in litter1 male
BreedWest Highland Terrier
Age10 months, 16 days
Ready to Leave29 Mar 2026
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection
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Pros
Highly adaptable to apartment and country living while maintaining a lively disposition
Strong bonding with owners, making them exceptionally loyal and affectionate companions
Moderate shedding level suits those with mild allergy concerns
Enjoyment of activities like agility and obedience competitions due to their eagerness to learn
Cons
Require frequent professional grooming every 6-8 weeks to maintain coat quality
Strong prey drive necessitates careful management around smaller pets
Can develop separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Stubbornness can complicate training without early and consistent commitment
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