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  • norcalguy70 16th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Airdales 'Faithful to the end.'
    Extremely Tough.
    Excellent swimmers.
    All around Hunting Dog except for birds...
    By far the best watch dog, I've had Dobermans, Rotts, and German Shepards.
    Like Cats if they grew up with them.
    Airdales love people they know.
    Airdales are very unique and prestigious, try to find one in the paper...good luck.


    Bad Points: Biters as pups.(don't know their own strength and have very sharp teeth)
    Like to slobber (dries his face on you after getting a drink)...we call it being slimed, he does it on purpose (a clown with an attitude.)
    Hard to train (they are as other's say, very smart, and have a mind of their own..you better have alot of time on your hands to own an obedient Airdale.)
    I have found they (Airdales) will retrieve, even in Icy waters, just won't give the bird back, and generally break the bones all up, they think it's a game.


    General comments: I think it takes a different kind of person to own (have) an Airdale. I think they are the best dogs in the world. Airdales also have an interesting history: First dog in the white house, can't remember which president (think it was Roosevelt) said it 'He can lick any dog and then be his friend a few minutes later.' Owned by the queen of England. If you're a John Wayne fan; the nickname 'Duke' was his Airdale's name, they are also in the Guinness book of world records for...during World War 2, being shot 7 times, behind enemy lines, and still delivery important documents...maybe an Airdale won the war..., just a few facts I thought everyone would enjoy.

  • GINNIS 29th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Everything written in this article is true. I have owned three airedales and just recently purchased our fourth airedale puppy.
    My first dog was a standard schnauzer. He lived to be 16 years of age. Our second dog was a Welsh Terrier. Who also lived to the age of sixteen. They were both beautiful dogs and we loved them dearly, but after owning a Airedale I realize that is the only dog for me.
    They are extremely intelligent. I found them very easy to house train and as you mention they are ...

  • Topaz Rank: Sergeant 15th Aug 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Airedales...the jack of all trades type of dog! They can be good hunters, show dogs, agility, working and family pets etc however these terriers are not for the first time dog owner as being the 'King of all Terriers',..or should I say Terrors, they need some experienced handlers!

    My advice is if you don't have a sense of humour, an airedale is not for you. These dogs are clowns, and too intelligent for their own good sometimes! They will soon master ways of getting attention and/or treats a ...