Assertion: cairn terrier | /r/CapableOf | get its name
Facets:
value: from its ability
type: CAUSE
value: from the piles of stones
type: LOCATION
value: from the scottish gaelic word
type: OTHER
value: from his most prominent job
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The Cairn Terrier got its name due to its ability to dig into a cairn ( a mound of stones used as a boundary to mark graves) and rout out rodents and critters.
text: In fact, the cairn terrier gets his name from his most prominent job, which was to dig beneath small piles of stones called “cairns” to get to the rodents residing beneath them.
text: Cairn terriers get their name from the Scottish Gaelic word “cairn,” which which means a human-made stack of stones – due to their ability to push through these stone fences while going after vermin.
text: Hailing from the Scottish Highlands in the 1500s, most notably from the Isle of Skye, the Cairn Terrier got its name from its ability to access the rock dens of fox and badger, also known as 'cairns.'
text: The Cairn Terrier gets its name from the piles of stones that were once used to mark farm borders, graves, and other landmarks in Scotland, which were called cairns.