Sometimes a little Cairn can end up on the wrong side of the tracks. We all know Cairns have a naughty side to them, some might even say a fiendish streak in them. They love to cause mischief, spy out a window, get into trouble and chase prey, including squirrels. When traveling in a pack, they generally have a leader, a top dog, an alpha Mr. Big, their Fearless Leader. Two little Cairns crossed over the tracks on Saturday to join the CP family. While their working days are over, I somehow still think they may continue on as partners in crime when they reach their foster home together. They would like to introduce themselves in their alter egos own words: Allow me to introducing myself. I am Boris Badenov, worlds greatest no goodnik. Dollink, step aside for Natasha Fatale. And so we present to you: #5557 Boris: M, black brindle, 7 years old #5558 Natasha: F, dark red brindle, 7 years old These two will probably always be ready to get into trouble and try to get the squirrel and the moose, but with their adorable faces, who could hold that against them for very long. Our thanks to Laurel K for picking them up from their prior caper and to our Canadian partners who will be arranging their getaway across the border to their foster home with Dilys W next weekend.
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 13:51:03 +0000
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