Airedale Terrier - Top 10 Facts
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- Airedale Terrier is a dog breed of the terrier type that 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 intelligent, tough dog, the Airedale terrier tolerates pets it grows up with and generally gets along well with other dogs and children.
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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Airedale Terrier that you might not know.
A Quick Overview:
Group: Terrier Dogs
Weight: 40 to 65 pounds
Height: 21 to 23 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 10-13 years
The Airedale is a hard-working, independent, and athletic dog with a lot of drive, energy, and stamina. He is prone to digging, chasing, and barking - behaviors that come naturally to terrier breeds. These traits can be frustrating to owners unfamiliar with the Airedale personality.
If you are thinking about an Airedale, consider whether you are willing to live with his propensity toward potentially undesirable behaviors - and whether you want to take on the challenges that go along with his independent nature. If you decide you are, you will be delighted with the Airedale's active, fun-loving, even comical attitude.
The Airedale is a lively breed, and he needs plenty of activity. Don't leave him alone for long periods of time, or he is likely to become bored, which leads to the aforementioned destructive behaviors. Keep training interesting and fresh - repetitive exercises will become a bore to the Airedale. He is best motivated by treats and other positive reinforcement methods; drill-and-jerk training methods should be avoided. A reliable watchdog, the Airedale takes pride in protecting his family. He can be a fierce guardian but is friendly with his family and friends.
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👉 Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:56 1. Their History
1:51 2. They are multi-purpose dogs
2:41 3. They served in World War I
3:19 4. Their Appearance
4:01 5. An Airdale has also earned a Victoria Cross
4:46 6. Their Personality
5:33 7. Many Presidents have owned them
6:20 8. Their Coat
7:00 9. They are easy to groom
7:35 10. John Wayne was nicknamed after them
8:13 Outro
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My Airedale has since passed. She was awesome. A lover, a mind of her own if she saw a squirrel or fox, but so darn smart. She was enrolled in two month-long training classes. She would heel, sit, speak & ring a small bell on the back door handle when she wanted to go out. I started early by brushing her teeth every Sat morning with my electric toothbrush & dog toothpaste. We both sat on the floor and she looked forward to it. They do have lots of energy, mine was smaller at 45#. She had a wire dog cage & her bed was in there too; she loved it (her space). She was easily potty trained, socialized with other dogs at her training class around 12 weeks. She loved to run & be chased or fetch a ball. She only destroyed one pair of new shoes. Still miss her 💜 There were quite a few Airedale’s in my neighborhood - one of the owners rented out an indoor dog facility for a holiday party. The dogs had a blast!
They have like a human mind
aww i like how you had a really good relationship with your dog thats just so sad to hear your dog passed away but i know you had an amazing experience with her and you loved her
with all your heart
@@nicoleauld9536 how sweet of you to comment. Brings tears to my eyes every time I think of her. 💔😢
I love dog owners like this.
It sounds like you gave your dog as much fulfillment as it gave you. 🤘🏼
my Lucky is 12 now. blind and deff. by far the best dog i ever had. i love him more than life it self.
Smartest dog ever. Favorite activity is car rides .very stubborn though. Super friendly loves meeting new people and going new places
When we adopted our Riley and first brought him home in the car he was very reluctant to get in the car... When he realised that the car meant going to fun places often to meet other Airedales and after he was coming home again, he now can't wait to get in the car. If I'm working in the driveway, he will often (along with Daisy) sit happily in the back of our station wagon.
We just acquired our 5th dale
All different w quirks but all have similar traits.
Great sense of humor..
Love to be loved but not needy.
Happiest w their people.
They can be a rug and next minute ready to go.
They need interaction & stimulation.
We have blessed with each one a gem.
We have had many Airedales currently no. 8 and no.9 We love their independence, tenacity and their family oriented nature.
Where do you purchase yours ? I’m in the southern United States
@@Mellownius We are in the UK... Daisy the first pup we've had in years is a Shadlian from South Yorkshire... most of our others have been rehomers or adoptees.
@@007JHS thank you for your response , this is the breed of dog I want but here I’m the states they’re priced like a small auto 😂 def won’t find them at a shelter
@@Mellownius My girlfriend was a foster Mom to airedale rescues. You might find some rescue websites specifically for Airedales. I live in FL now [from IL]. I got her from a breeder in Lake Bluff, IL.
Our two year old Airedale, Chesty named after generel Chesty Puller is our fourth 'dale. He is way too smart for his own good. Can jump four to five feet to catch a thwown toy. Gets along with our Scotty and Jack Russel mix, they were here first. If you know how to socialize a dog they are great. A most loving, loyal friend. They are funny as all get all. Only bad thing is when we have to give the final good bye one cries like a baby. I still love Ziggy, Dale and Dart Man. Am tearing up.
I’m on my third airedale. They’re great dogs. I’m often stopped by people that want to know more about them.
The video makes it seem that they’re potentially aggressive with other dogs or kids. Any input?
@@HarrisonHollers Well, I suppose any dog is potentially aggressive but if you train them well then they are great family dogs. They’re smart working dogs so they do better being an active part of the family. They’re not a leave them at home and forget about them dog. You don’t really want an Airedale to make up their own tasks. They’re not for all people but if you want a dog that makes you laugh and is spirited then an Airedale is a great choice.
@@HarrisonHollers socialize them early on with other dogs. Mine loved other dogs. She was the life of the party at puppy daycare & loved being chased (by all the other dogs). She was as good as Walter Payton - a great football running back for the Chicago Bears. 😎
@@CarrieAnn17 SWEETNESS! Thank you for your insight! I guess all dogs (and pets, and humans!) need socializing early on right? We are mammals! Sometimes they make a dog or an entire breed sound one way or another and it turns out to be more rarity than commonality.
@@HarrisonHollers yes, sweetness (I actually met him). Anyhow, airedales being a British dog, I named her Brittany. She was the absolute best and smartest dog I ever had. Just make sure you are Alpha 😉 Brittany knew her commands (her training classes that we attended together), of Watch me, Leave it, and her release word was Free. Best of luck.
My Airedale was called Morgan.. he stood 25.5" inches.. and was built like a tank.. he passed away in 2012.. I miss him a lot.. he wasn't a dog to trifle with...
@@Plisken65 shedding is near zero. After having two Afghan dogs, no shedding was a real treat. A great groomer is a must. My Airedale was the best dog ever… she was so smart. Planning for another.
@@Plisken65 as an fyi (for anyone who has allergies) Airedale’s are also very low on the allergy scale.
@@Plisken65 I'm sorry for your loss.. Airedale don't shed... but their coat requires constant attention. They are an amazing breed.. they are totally different to Labradors or German Shepherds... I've had two of them.. They have a very strong character... there's never a dull moment when they're around...
I miss my Airedales.
The story of the 'Dale who earned the Victoria Cross is pure Airedale. They are strong and SO tough. They are probably too tough for their own good as they don't really complain about injuries - you really have to watch them closely and be very aware when they start acting even slightly differently.
Bo is my third and probably last Airedale as I'm getting on now. They are fantastic dogs, but be warned, some need serious patience and dedication on the owner's part in their teenage months.... they have minds of their own and a high prey drive. Think twice before taking them on as a first dog.. If you have what it takes take one on. Any doubts...don't or you'll end up being owned by an Airedale. Ha ha!
Had and raised Airedales for nearly 40 years, when the last one died in 2012 I said "That's It, I'm Done"...I lied just picked up a new pup last month...and she is keeping us hopping and old or not, I am up to the task...I think :)
We have had Airedales in our family for over a century. My father was brought up with a dog called Jock in the 1930s. At that time Hitler was just seen as a joke and I have a photo of Jock doing a “Heil Hitler” salute. He would also roll over on his back if you asked him to “die for King and Country”
I have had three Airedales since 1982 and two have lived to be nearly sixteen. Great characters, wonderful with children, would always turn the other cheek in an initial confrontation with another dog but woe betide the other dog should it become nasty!
Another interesting thing was one of the Bitches Lena was becoming a little slow and stiff aged fifteen and runs down the farm road to the lake had turned into walks. If a rabbit or fox appeared it would be “Whatever, been there done that, not enough energy to chase today!” Arrived at the lake and she suddenly became animated charging around , very excited, nose to the ground, so much so that I had to catch her as I thought she may have a heart attack if she carried on.
She died peacefully later that year and I was down at the lake a year later and suddenly an otter appeared. Never seen one here before so the Otterhound genes that had been dormant for fifteen years suddenly were activated!
Mine is high energy and playful, loving to meet new people.
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hands down the BEST dog in the world! Thanks for a great video
Thanks for the great video! We have two Airedale terriers in our household ❤️
Best all round dog on earth, get the right dog for your need and it will excel. Best thing to come from Yorkshire since the pudding!!!
How intelligent, tough, and athletic is your Airedale?
Are they serious diggers and chewers?
Let us know in the comments!
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Milly is still a puppy.
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5 month old Airedale…. She likes to chew but usually sticks to her bones. Not very hyper either! She’s a great puppy, easily trained and eager to please.
Mine is 11 months, she’s very tenacious, an amazing hunting dog, intelligent beyond belief, and yes digging is her favorite, no more moles with this breed😂mine will jump 5 feet in the air to catch a fly too
Such beautiful bears❤
Number 1 fact - Amazing Personality!
I totally agree❣️
Airedale Jack was attached to The Sherwood Foresters... a plaque dedicated to Jack is in the Imperial War museum.
Their beautiful faces have such unique character. ❤
Airedale are the best
I always wanted an airdale. For the reason no flea's and down here on the south we have that problem plus they can be trained as a service dog or as a companion dog that is one thing I love about an Airedale
The airdale terrier I see daily at my local dog park is huge but extremely friendly friendliest dog I’ve ever seen will definitely look into getting one in the future
Just now they aren’t supposed to be huge at all! The huge ones are very poorly bred
@@annieb9311 Poorly bread ??? Are you talking conformation for the show ring because that is just a beauty contest Having a summer home in Northern Arizona where black bears, lions, bobcats, coyotes roam I care more about the Airdales courage because not all Airdales are game my girl came from normal size parents but she weighs 80 pounds a coyote, 2 boxer's, pit bull have regretted challenging her and she also loves all people and especially kids and she's also beautiful and intelligent there are alot of hunting articles about Airdales not being game there probably talking about your show dogs
@@jameslopez4446 my Airedale is a show dog and has dispatched an otter recently, she frequently hunts rats and cats that enter our yard. And I’m absolutely confident she’d take on bigger game if given the chance. Ever seen a dog dispatch an otter? Know how tough those things are?
She can trot around the show ring, AND do what she was bred to do. That is an ideal dog.
Showing is not a “beauty contest” it’s evaluating breeding stock, seeing which dogs fits the standard and then the dog wins the class, gets their Ch, or GCH etc.
Those dogs are also almost always health tested. Yes workability is very important and I think that ALL Airedale’s should have a HIGH prey drive, immense courage, and grit. But I also think they should conform to the standard in some ways, as it’s there for a reason.
I do think that Airedale’s have dramatically lost their grit, and prey drive. And there are some breeders working to keep it alive.
@@jameslopez4446 my Airedale is 60lbs fit, and 24in at the shoulder
this is so long but worth it thank you for this video but can you keep these short thank you again😁😄😄😀😇😜🙂🙃😉😊
Great info thx
Love my king. He put a bear up a tree and would not stop barking untill i showed up to see. My pit ran and hid. King is now with the goats for the winter and I strongly believe their is nothing he wont scare away and am 100% confident my goats will be safe this winter. I just miss him being inside and my cuddles but hes got a very important job to do.
I've often heard they where a cross between a welsh terrier and a otter hound, and we're once used as police dogs, before the german shepherd.
My wonderful guy is my 4th Airedale, he rubs he's head against my leg and looks up at me when we're out for a walk all the local dog's seem to love him especially the puppies and the local cat's seem to come up and make friends. As a lifetime Airedale owner this is not normal.
A few previous airedales never lost and loved fighting and one was incredible smart, my girl who would make it look like the other dog had started the fight. And she would con family members to get what she wanted.
They're all different it up to you to bring the best out in your Airedale. The most misbehaving airedales end up as the best . Or perhaps I've learned how to control them from treating extremely well?
Our Airedale will use the bait and switch technique to get what she wants. Pretend to need to go outside but then swing over to the dog dish or treat bag!
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I just got my second Airedale puppy. I had one 15 year ago and she passed. I am so happy with her. She is 3 months old and she can sit, down heal and lets me know when she need to go outside. My other on wass a runt of the litter so she was smaller. I watched her two different time when big German shepards attacked her she grabbed them both by the throat and had to pull her off of two different shepherds. Great dogs and the only breed I would consider having.
The fresh prince of Bel-Air Dale terriers. Yeah I had to go there.
Your videos are very informative. Do you know anything about the oorang ( mountain) Airedale?
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I am on my 6th airedale! No better dog in my mind.❤❤❤
Can you do about lakelend terier? Please?
We had a Welsh terrier when I was young but they look like a big Welsh terrier. I want to get two of them in God's time.
Yeah the Welsh terriers are mini Airedales
I am somehow confused about two images you showed. i.e. that at 06:49 looks exactly identical to mine wired fox terriers (no hint about the size there). Aren't they specifically black and tanned? i.postimg.cc/MGXcHxyG/aa.jpg
I think the golden doodle is more fum and cuddly ☺️😌
Only dog I know that could be trained to close the kitchen door to the garden after she had opened it. She did not have to be trained to open it!
(Sorry, but there were a few Wire Fox Terriers in the pics and one Irish Terrier..but they're all neat.)
I have a dog: - name Karina familia Shiott: - airedale terrier.
the breed is resistant to distemper, jumps very well, mine jumped on a children's wooden training ground, jumps in height above 1.5 meters and in length more than 2 meters, if trained, it swims very well, can be a hunter, but only with appropriate training.
the dog is smart, unlike breeds such as Dobermans and Caucasian Shepherd Dogs, which have no intelligence at all.easy to train.
the dog must be kept close to a large space so that he has access to the nature of which he is a part.
Loyality
Ah how do stop them destructively chewing? Only con for me otherwise I'm obsessed with this dog really want one!!!
There are so many ways! They need a job to do, or a lot of stimulation. And heavy duty chew toys
It’s kind of a thing with this breed, they have a very slow maturity. And they’re terriers, chewing and destroying is their favorite. But keep the dog on a leash and provide it lots of mental stimulation
I find that having at least 5 -6 chew toys on the living room floor at all times really helps from them chewing up shoes or the couch.
Mine has never destructively chewed. Maybe as a puppy, he got a few items that were expensive to replace (two point and white cameras and a cell phone if I recall) but after teething he’s never been a big chewer. Never was a digger, either. He’s become clingy in his older age (11) and can be a crybaby. Smart as hell, can learn anything, incredible nose and willingness. Sneaky, headstrong, willfully oblivious sometimes. But loving, funny, and completely committed to protecting his hearth and home. Absolutely will not back down from a fight once the matter has been pushed, although he’s better at avoiding the troublemakers and taking up for the underdogs. Loves kids, is completely tolerant of their attentions and gentle to a fault if around small ones and the elderly. He’s my darling Woodrow and there will never be another like him.
Walks, exercise via fetching a ball, or puppy daycare. Mine knew that her wire cage was her room & safe space. She willingly went in her cage, which she learned early on as a puppy. She did destroy one pair of new suede shoes as a puppy.
Do they do good around chickens and other farm animals 🤔
If you get a pup, they are harmless. I had cats, bunnies and chickens. He never harmed them. I had 2 adult cats when Arie came as a pup. When He was older the baby bunnies and chickens came. Later on we had 2 other kittens. He never harmed them but would chase that was not his animal. So remember: a pup will get used to your animals. Teach them gently not to hurt by saying no firmly. When you want to add more animals later on, get babies. We also got a policedog in the household and was not used to other animals. We made it posdible they could see and sniff and later on he tolerate our animals and would not harm. Just take your time to teach them they all belong to you and take care of each other. Never abuse an Airedale because he will never trust or obey you again.
Bull terriers aren't extinct ?
Nor were they part of the original breeding...
Bull & terrier is extinct
Hi all! I'm considering getting an Airedale. I live in Cyprus. Here is none of this breed. Please advise.
Tengo un airdale macho y quiero una hembra, ya sea para adoptarla o para cruzarlo estoy en la Cd de México
The pics were not all of Airedale Terriers. And Beautiful Joe was said to be a mix of a Fox Terrier and Bull Terrier. NOT an Airedale Terrier. Just sayin'.... Get the pics and facts straight, please.
My family had a amazing Airedle my Father got him
When we were very young under 5years there were
Three kids and my mom &
Dad our Airedale was such
an amazing dog his name
was Ringo Star he was a show
dog he was so regal beautfiul
Wonderfull temperment brave
Loyal very protective with us
Kids and our hole family. And
If need be would not take a back step to any I mean any other bread when if came to
a porly behaived bread. or some of those anti- socail
Breads or just ill temperd
Breads or mixed bread and
or poor dog owners you know
the type of irresponceable dog
Owner who doesn' t really care. Any way our Ringo wpuld watch over us kids so intently
Like a secret service agent
Watchs over the president of
the United S tates. Such an intelligent strong, brave, & loyal bread. Like I mentioned
RINGO would never take a backward step to any other
Dog bread when i came to protecting us childern and fami ly from ill temperd Dogs and people for that matter. Such a smart dog , the few times he did fight other dogs was always a last resort. But don't
Cross our Ringo he fought like
A lion when it came to protecting us kids.He was never ever on a leash even when going to see the Vet . Would
met us kids up the street everyday same time of day
to greet us on our way home
from school ,what a dog!!!
He did that for well over17 years!. Not joking! Ringo Star
Lived 18 years 7 months. Yes
That's right! 18 years 7 months
Amazing .... we findly had to put him gently to sleep from old age he at the end had Arthitis and lost his sight
at 18 seven months later
my dad tokd us we had to put
Him down.I held him while my
Mentor and boss gave him
His injection Dr. Bronschwag.
the owner and founder of the Marin pet Hospital. In San Rafael, Marin county California. One of the greatest
Vetenarians of that time its where I worked for ten years.
Through middle school and
High school. Ringo Star
1970 to 1988 now holds today
As far as Dr. Bronschwagg has
Known for a standard Airedale
18 & a half years old stands
Today still the oldest Airedale
on record !!!well, at least in California!!! Ive owen quite a
Few breads in my 57 years
and I can tell you unaquificlly
No other dog bread even comes close. Miss you buddy!!!
Excuse my poor spelling and grammer. Was trying to type
and drive on my way to lake Tahoe from marin but felt I had
to write a commet.on our amazing dog and bread...
Jeffrey Sabella Marks....
Their are black airedales. The AKC don't want people to know about it.
Sad story about jack
My nabor has a Airedale terrier
If M&M were a dog
3:08 Oh dear! That's not a british helmet ;-)
Both sides of WWI used them and even both vountries used them with policeman . Please don't think wrong about them they did not choose sides .
I know a dog u have not posted in this video Australian Kelpie Sheep dog
The best dog in the world, Walt Disney had one.
Are they OK with cats? Or do they treat them like vermin?
First couple days they will mess with the cat but then the cat will show who is boss. My airdale tested the cats but quickly found out thats not a good idea now he avoids them. A airdale will deffintly run into anything in their property and protect but when they learn its not a threat they become lap dogs.
I think it depends. We had two cats and a small rabbit, and our Airedale was nothing but gentle with them, even when he was in a playful mood. I’d still be very cautious, though.
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English bull terriers and otterhounds aren’t extinct
Do dogs like having there farts snigfed
Ours is a total clown. His only job is to make us laugh which he does very well!
Why is a wire haired fox terrier pictured as an Airdale? Why have poor representations of a fantastic breed pictured, poor ears, poor tail sets? I understand there are fantastic pet quality representations, and not all pictured are show quality, however soon of your representations should not have been used.
Yes, you're all a bunch that were let out of some barn by my lineage, that's all of you, for ratting out on your Osmanli Empire Founder, Owner, & Emperror, due to your wive's issues with the local goat Rashid in Naعj, while begging by my garbage for food...
The 50 to 70 pounds is a bit low on today's scale...my original stud dog Max (1975-1988) weighed in at right at 100 pounds, an OOrang style...my new pup Millie's parents were 90 pounds on the stud dog and 75 for the bitch. The Farm Kennel where I picked her up also has a stud that is between 130-140 pounds, largest one I have ever came across...