What was the original purpose of the Airedale Terrier?
The Kennel Club of England formally recognized the Airedale Terrier breed in the year of 1886. The Airedale Terrier puppy was originally bred to serve as a versatile hunting and all around working farm dog. The breed has also been used as a war dog, police dog and guide dog in Britain.
What should I do for my Airedale puppy?
A daily brushing and combing and a regular trip to the Terrier Trimmer to make him look like an Airedale. Regular daily walks – and if you are lucky to have a beautifully trained Airedale a run off the lead. Puppies up to the age of 9months or so should have restricted exercise.
Can a Airedale Terrier live in an apartment?
Technically speaking, the Airedale Terrier is both an inside and outside breed. While these dogs will need a good bit of outdoor exercise each day, they’ll probably be happier living inside with their human family members. And for the Airedale, apartments aren’t a good match, as these dogs are just too energetic for such confined spaces.
How often should I exercise my Airedale Terrier?
Safeguards aside, it’s vital that you give your Airedale some exercise every single day. A bored or restless dog of this breed will likely exhibit behavioral problems like barking, chewing, and destructiveness, so consistent activity is a must for an Airedale.
The Kennel Club of England formally recognized the Airedale Terrier breed in the year of 1886. The Airedale Terrier puppy was originally bred to serve as a versatile hunting and all around working farm dog. The breed has also been used as a war dog, police dog and guide dog in Britain.
How often should I strip my Airedale Terrier?
Many Airedale owners have their dog’s coat hand stripped a few times a year to prevent it from becoming too thick and untidy looking. Airedale Terriers are generally regarded as being robust and healthy but, as with any breed, they can be prone to certain inheritable health conditions.
Is the Airedale Terrier a good apartment dog?
The Airedale Terrier does best when it has a yard to run in and therefore, doesn’t make the greatest apartment dog. That said, keep a close eye on your gardens, as the Airedale Terrier loves to dig, and will quickly drill their way out of your yard if not carefully monitored!
Who are the owners of the Harley Airedale?
Harley is owned by Carol Scott and E.Forbes Gordon. This Airedale represents remarkable good looks, beautiful movement and one of the truest fronts ever in Terriers. No Airedale can out spar this boy. Harley is a multiple breed BIS AND BISS winner and remains in the proverbial Airedale hall of fame.