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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2173.1 | Rescue information | SMURF::RING | | Tue Mar 11 1997 13:31 | 55 |
| Hi,
I just did a search on the web and found the following URL, which
points to a huge number of breed rescue pages on the Web:
http://www.cheta.net/connect/canine/rescue
The Australian Terrier page lists the following:
Australian Terrier Club of America
Barbera Curtis
939 Lochness Court
Ft. Collins, CO 80524
Phone: 303-482-9163
Debra Austin (NY)
Phone: 716-763-1536
Margaret Reignier (WI)
Phone: 414-468-1796
The Cairn Terrier page lists the following (among others):
Cairn Terrier Club of America
Betty Marcum
Rt. 3, Box 78
Alvarado, TX 76009
Phone: 817-783-5979
and co-chairs:
Sue DeWitt (CT)
Phone: 203-846-3345
Lynne Nabors (TX)
Phone: 314-773-8712
NE Regional Chair
Anne Maning (RI)
Phone: 401-739-6680
Southern Regional Chair
Suzette Heider (FL)
Phone: 407-725-8821
Covers FL, GA, NS, SC
There's also a breed rescue FAQ located at
http://www.cheta.net/connect/canine/rescue/default.htm#FAQ
Good luck.
Nolan
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| 2173.2 | terrier grooming | BSS::MONTVILLE | Sharon Montville | Tue Mar 11 1997 14:17 | 12 |
| I'm not a terrier expert - BUT I think most of the terrier breeds
require quite a bit of expert grooming, in order to look that certain
way (Like you would see in a book of dog breeds). There is a technique
called "hand stripping" (or something like that) that needs to be done.
I know I was amazed when I found out that what I thought was a
"natural" look, was in fact the result of a lot of hard work!
You could probably have a cairn terrier and not have it groomed the
"official" way - hopefully someone else can shed some more light on
this.
Sharon
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| 2173.3 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | be the village | Tue Mar 11 1997 15:15 | 6 |
| Sharon,
If you aren't showing, you can use clippers to approximate the
"stripped" look.
meg
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| 2173.4 | Jack Russel Terrier | CX3PST::CSC32::CBUTTERWORTH | Give Me Wings... | Tue Mar 11 1997 15:25 | 8 |
| How about a Jack Russel terrier? If you get one of the short haired
ones they don't require any grooming - at least no coat trimming.
They come in packages of about 8 lbs or so. :-) Adorable dogs!
I want to have one someday - lots of friends have had them and
love them. We've got 5 big ones right now so I can't - he'd get
squashed in the stampede. ;-)
\Caroline
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| 2173.5 | How about a mutt? | BUNKA::LEMEN | | Wed Mar 12 1997 18:46 | 3 |
| There are many short-haired mixed breeds that require very little grooming.
My parents' dog, Tuffy, was part beagle/terrier/hound. He was an adorable
dog, never weighed more than 30 lbs, and could be combed in under a minute.
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| 2173.6 | Is 2 hours a year too much? | DECWET::JDADDAMIO | Think softly | Fri Mar 14 1997 18:07 | 5 |
| Actually, Cairns don't need a lot of grooming. Since they don't shed
like most dogs do, they have to be stripped to help them shed their
dead coat. We usually spend about 1.5 - 2 hours on spring grooming and
maybe 1 hour at another time of year. See note 219 for more info on
Cairns. I wrote a couple notes on grooming techniques in that topic.
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| 2173.7 | Which part of the country? | DECWET::JDADDAMIO | Think softly | Fri Mar 14 1997 18:13 | 9 |
| As for rescue options, if you're in the Seattle area, contact me or my
wife(also at Digital). We do local Cairn rescue with Seattle Purebred
Dog Rescue.
If you're in another part of the country, say where. I've got contact
info for most parts of the country. It's just too darned much to type
all of it.
John
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| 2173.8 | From Mass | WMOIS::DION | | Wed Mar 19 1997 11:42 | 7 |
| Hi,
The person looking for the Cairn lives in Ashburnham, MA. She is
not far from New Hampshire.
Thanks Donna
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| 2173.9 | MA phone # | DECWET::JDADDAMIO | Think softly | Wed Mar 19 1997 23:03 | 2 |
| In MA, try Nancy Barrett in Brocton 508-583-0458. She is/was the MA
rescue person for the Cairn Club.
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