Airedale Terrier

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Shawndee Airedales & Russell Terriers

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Appearance: 22-24" (56-61 cm) 40-45 lb (18-30 kg) Dense wiry outercoat with soft downy undercoat. Coat lies straight and close to the body, with some wave or crinkle acceptable. Tan body with saddle of black or dark grizzle on midsection.

Am & Can Ch Est Etiam Magia Magnus. Magnus embodies the " King of Terriers ". A very sound Airedale, with harsh coat, correct head and ears, powerful mover, who commands attention in the ring. Finished his Am. Ch. owner handled, at the Louisville Specialty. Magnus is a proven stud, with excellent hips, elbows and eyes cleared. He has an exceptional temperament, easily managed by my 8 year old grandson, and is producing lovely puppies.

 

History

In the mid 1800s, middle class workers in the Aire Valley of Yorkshire, England were plagued with pests such as rats and otters. Normally, the problem was managed with terriers for the rats and water dogs for the otters. However, most people could not afford the cost of keeping multiple dogs. In 1853, breeders sought a solution by crossing rough-coated Black and Tan Terriers with Otterhounds. The result was the Waterside Terrier, a keen terrier-type hunter who could swim. The breed took off, and was renamed the Airedale Terrier in 1879. The Airedale was first brought to North America in the 1880s. Its uses have gone far beyond hunting water prey, and

Airedales are now one of the most versatile terriers, hunting fur or feather, acting as a retriever, herding and guarding. Airedales were one of the earliest police dogs and an active presence in the First and Second World Wars. The breed’s great versatility and size truly make the Airedale “King of Terriers”.

Personality

An intelligent and brave dog, Airedales have big personalities and huge hearts. While they can be aloof with other dogs and strangers, they are lively and playful with their own people. Regular exercise both on and off leash keeps these energetic dogs happy. Their versatility and intelligence make them good for obedience or similar work.

Airedale Terrier Breeders:


Aireheart Airedale TerriersAireheart Airedale Terrier

Alberta

At Aireheart we raise our pups with the “Puppy Culture” program. In combination with the games-based training from the Absolute Dog Academy. All our pups receive this training until ten weeks of age when they leave the kennel. We also offer Jr Training up to age 16 weeks and serving those in need of service dog training. Our stock is imported from Europe with international champion bloodlines. Follow us on Facebook: Airedales of Aireheart

Phone: Jorien Becker (403) 360-6641
Website: www.aireheart.com


Shawndee Airedales & Russell TerriersShawndee Airedales & Russell Terriers

Manitoba

Shawndee has been breeding and showing quality Airedales for 50+ years. Our breeding stock are health and temperament tested, providing happy, healthy puppies to Airedale loving families. Our puppies are raised in our home, are well socialized, and assessed to fit the needs of the families looking for a family pet, or performance Airedale. We show our breeding stock to ensure they fit the standard, we health test to ensure health, and we support our families as they raise their puppy. We ask that if the family can not keep their Airedale, for any reason, that they contact us and we will ensure an appropriate family is found. (See our Breed Ambassador Heading above.)

Phone: Carol Robson (204) 339-1413
Email: shawndee@mymts.net

Shawndee Airedales & Russell Terriers Shawndee Airedales & Russell Terriers


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