This is Max. He's Annie's smaller male. His picture was taken on March 11, 2010, and he will be joining his new home on March 27, 2010. Thank you, Karen, for giving Max such a wonderful home!! Max is a wheaten with black ears, a black muzzle, black eyebrows, and a black chest, and he appears to have a short body, nice muzzle, and small well-set ears. His coat quality is very nice. His coat will be wiry, and it appears to be pretty full. He is a very pretty boy, and I expect him to be a very nice looking adult. Please note, his tail is "slightly" longer than standard, but it is well set and correctly held in an erect position.As for temperament, he is very playful, sweet, gentle, and loving. In the picture, as well as his four week old picture, you can see that he is curious which is a sign of intelligence and playfullness. He will definitely be playful, loving, outgoing, smart, and alert.Grace, my daughter, loves to hold him in a baby doll position and walk around the house with him. He seems to love it too because he will stay in the "baby doll" position for as hold as Grace will hold him. He's precious, but watch out because as soon as Grace sits him down, he is jumping, hoping, and bouncing around full of energy and ready to play. He's a precious mess!!This is Annie's bigger male, Romeo (AKA Levi). His picture was taken on March 11, 2010, and he will join his new family on March 27, 2010. For about a week now, his little ears have been up; however, when I got home from my son's baseball game tonight, his ears were down. They will probably be back up by in the morning. At this age, they will go up and down and up and down. The cutest thing is when one ear is up, and one is down. I love that!!!At this point, Romeo still appears to have a nice, full, round head; a good earset; a nice muzzle; a short body; and a short tail. His coat is coming in nicely, and it will be wiry. He still has the small white shot on his chest, but it is blending with his wheaten coat more and more.As for temperament, one second, he is a whirlwind of energy, and the next minute, he is calm, gentle, and wanting kisses. He is still more reserved than Max, and he is more cautious about new situations. However, he is becoming more and more adventurous all the time. He loves to be held in the "baby doll" position, and Grace, my daughter will walk around with him forever. He will lay there with his little paws up by his face and his little tongue slightly sticking out. It is so adorable!!! At this time, Romeo has been officially adopted. Thank you, Linda. Portia came in season on Thursday, March 11th. She and Boscoe should have puppies born around the 20th of May. Portia and Boscoe typically have dark puppies ranging in color from brown to black brindles with an occasional wheaten. If you're interested in one of their puppies, please let me know. Thank you.This is Bella (AKA Sara), and her picture was taken on March 11, 2010. Bella is a wheaten with black tips on her feet, black ears, a black muzzle, black eyebrows, and a blackish gray chest. She should have a very striking coat as an adult.At this time, Bella appears to be very pretty. She has a short body, short tail which she hold correctly, nice ears, and nice muzzle. Her ears appear to be quite small, and I expect them to stay that way. Her coat will be nice and wiry; however, it is not quite as full as I first thought. She appears to be a very nice Cairn, and I expect her to be a beautiful adult.Bella's temperament is sweet, gentle, loving, and more calm-natured. She likes being held and giving sweet, gentle kisses. She is very sweet and gentle natured. She is not aggressive or dominant at all. She is a super sweetheart, and my girls both adore her!! Bella has officially been adopted. Thank you, Jane. 
