Two Airedale Terriers
Annie & Oakley – Larger Airedale Terriers
President Roosevelt claimed that “An Airedale can do anything any other dog can do and then lick the other dog, if he has to.” Read more 
Russian Airedale Terriers
Russian Airedale Terriers
Who would think that the Airedale Terrier which has its origins in England would be popular in Russia? bbut, from this video it certainly looks like Russians can appreciate all the qualities of the Airedale Terrier.
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Airedale Puppies
Airedale Puppies & Mom
Who doesn’t like to watch puppies at play?
Are you currently, I have to Airedale Terriers. They are both the larger Mountain Airedales also known as Oorang Airedales.
If you are considering getting a dog for the holidays or for the New Year the Airedale Terrier should be at the top of your list. the playful, fun loving attitude of the Airedale Terrier combined with their high intelligence make them the ideal choice when considering a K-9 companion. Now, add to these qualities the fact that the Airedale Terrier has a hypoallergenic wire hair coat, and your joy should be quite obvious. Read more
Amazing Facts About Airedale Terriers
Airedale Terriers Amazing Facts
Known as the “King of Terriers,” the airedale terrier is indeed the largest of all terriers. The dog breed originated in the Aire Valley of Yorkshire, and was created to catch otters and rats in the region between the Aire and Wharfe Rivers. An able sporting dog, he became an ideal working dog as well, proving his worth during World War I. Intelligent, outgoing, and confident, the Airedale possesses a wonderful playful streak that delights his owners.
During World War I, a hardy airedale terrier named Jack braved the battlefields to deliver a message to British headquarters. Running through a half-mile of swamp, artillery raining down on him, Jack suffered a shattered leg and broken jaw. Sadly, he passed away soon after he’d completed his mission. Incredibly, the message he was carrying saved his battalion and he was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for “Gallantry in the Field.” The bravery and courage exhibited by Jack holds true for today’s airedale terriers.
Dogs like Jack were bred as a multi-purpose dog who had the keenness of a terrier, but could swim and smell prey. Airedale Terriers have the distinction of being both a sporting and working dog, and today compete in agility, obedience, and hunt tests.
They enjoy life the most when there is a job to be done, even if it is simply entertaining children, with whom he gets along splendidly. (Nevertheless, an adult should always supervise interactions between kids and dogs.) Read more
Two Airedales Looking For A New Home
This post is for a San Diego subscriber who has to move to an apartment that does not allow dogs:
Female (pictured right) is 18mo old, 72lbs, not fixed, and tons of energy
Male (pictured left) is 6yrs old, 65lb, fixed, very loving and very mature/older dog.
Email Matt ( weltyinsurance@gmail.com ) for details. $1000 for the female or $900 for both. Giving discount in hopes they go to the same home.
Airedale Terriers
Airedale Puppies for the Holidays
Airedale puppies – Just last week Skittles gave birth to seven puppies. Already it looks like three are spoken for!
Airedale terriers just love kids, and all kids love Airedales! For a holiday your children will never forget, give a gift of real love!
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Airedale puppies at play. The Oorang Airedale is the largest of the breed. They are known as mountain Airedales! If you are interested in an Airedale puppy contact us ASAP.
Airedale puppies
Airedale Puppies – Airedale Oorang Puppies
Yesterday Skittles gave birth to three puppies. Looks like six or eight more to go!
Airedale puppies
First three Airedale puppies, just hours old!
These puppies will be ready for new homes at Christmas.
Mountain Airedales
Oorang Airedale
The Airedale Terrier is a terrier dog breed originating from Airedale in Yorkshire, England. It traditionally was called the “King of Terriers” because they are the largest of the terrier breeds, 50 to over 100 pounds.
The Airedale terrier was bred originally to hunt otters in and around the valleys of the River Aire from whence it gets its name. In England this breed was used as a police dog to help find criminals. As pets Airedales can be very entertaining. They are fun-loving animals. Socializing (contact with other dogs) during the first months of age is specially important in this breed.
Yes, Airedale Oorangs love to play and go on walks. The Oorang Airedales are also called Mountain Airedales because of their larger size.
