The Airedale Terrier, also known as the “King of Terriers,” is a medium-sized terrier breed that originated in the Aire Valley in Yorkshire, England. They are known for their intelligence and versatility, and have been used as working dogs in roles such as hunting, and herding, and as police and military dogs.
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A Quick Overview:
Group: Terrier Dogs
Height: 21 to 23 inches tall at the shoulder
Weight: 40 to 65 pounds
Life Expectancy: 10 to 13 years
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00:00 Intro
00:54 1. Their History
02:45 2. Their Appearance
03:42 3. Their Temperament
04:28 4. They Have A Strong Prey Drive
05:13 5. Their Trainability
06:24 6. They Are Versatile Dogs Used for Various Purposes
07:20 7. Their Grooming
08:01 8. Their Exercise Needs
08:40 9. Their Health
09:19 10.Their Diet and Nutrition
10:18 Outro
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They are also good farm dogs there are other dog breeds that are not well-known I you can still mention them not always the same breeds
Love the video! Super informative, definitely shows off how cute and independent is Airedales are!🐾💕
You forgot to speak about their big schnozes… 😄
What nobody tells you is that airedales age horribly, they have at best 4 good adult years.
great video! 🐾
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If you are going to do something like this, get your facts right first.
Not centuries but mid-19th century first established as a recognised breed in 1886.
The breed mix is Otter Hound and the (extinct) English Black & Tan Terrier (similar to Welsh Terrier and Fell Terriers, a fox rather than ratting terrier), with some English Bull Terrier (a fighting dog then). The main ingredient being the Otter Hound, one of the larger hounds. There are no Irish Terrier or herding dogs or retrievers in the mix. The result has the distinctive belling hunting cry of the hound. The result is highly intelligent with a good temperament and the most powerful jaws of any dog breed. We met a chap on Dove Crag who said he kept Irish Terrier and had expected an Airedale to be bigger, with that our Airedale stood on his hind legs, licked the chap's face and knocked him over; dog humour.
Whilst an Airedale can drive the bull out of a herd of cows (a farmer will usually use his toughest top collie and a big wooden club), they do not make good herding dogs. Cattle will stampede and sheep are terrified of them. They have something of the wolf that puts the wind up animals.
Love them have had them for years
Lovely and underestimated breed
Just like 4legged little humans
They dont howl on the trail they re silent. Trail you dont hear them tell they see and make contact
I miss both my girls. My first was Oorang and was such a gentle giant. Loved her cucumbers. She had full run of the five acre property and in the summer every morning she’d lumber her way down to the garden pick herself a cucumber and come back up to the house to eat it with us. (I say lumber because the poor tank of a girl was born with hip dysplasia and didn’t get around as well as some other ’dales)