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Breeding

Sweden

Sweden

Issuing club: Svenska Kennelklubben (SKK); breed RAS by Svenska Terrierklubben

Nothing breed-specific is required.

  • Worth doing

    The breed RAS discusses patellar luxation, cataract, glaucoma, diabetes and heart defects as conditions seen in the breed, and supports SKK central registration of retinal dysplasia. Breed-health context, not a requirement.

Read this first

  • No health programme applies to the Cairn Terrier. SKK states the breed is considered sound with no known breed-specific diseases.
  • The RAS is a breeding strategy, not a rule - nothing in it gates a registration. SKK general registration rules still apply.

Source: SKK breed page, plus Cairnterrier RAS (Svenska Terrierklubben) Checked: 2026-08-08

Where to look a dog up

Official registers run by national kennel clubs. Every link here was opened and confirmed.

  • SKK AvelsdataOpen to all

    Svenska Kennelklubben (SKK) · Swedish

    PedigreesHealth resultsInbreeding coefficientShow resultsOffspring

    The breeder's tool: a five-generation pedigree, hip and elbow indices updated weekly, veterinary results, offspring, and a trial-pairing feature that returns the inbreeding coefficient of a hypothetical litter before it exists. Swedish only. Full breeding data mainly for dogs born from 1990.

  • SKK HunddataOpen to all

    Svenska Kennelklubben (SKK) · Swedish

    Show resultsHealth results

    The plainer register behind Avelsdata: every SKK-registered dog since registrations were computerised in the mid-1970s, plus imports and foreign dogs shown in Sweden. Competition results from 1993.

Breed-health opinion

  • The breed RAS discusses patellar luxation, cataract, glaucoma, diabetes and heart defects as conditions seen in the breed, and supports SKK central registration of retinal dysplasia. Breed-health context, not a requirement.

Requirements are shown in the language they were published in. Translating a regulation risks changing it. This reports what clubs published, with the date each source was read. It is not approval to breed — confirm with the club before you rely on it. (Checked: 8 August 2026)

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