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The Airedale is the undisputed King of Terriers, and this impressive courageous dog has a worldwide following. Bred primarily as a hunter, the Airedale has also been used as a police dog and as a dispatch bearer in war. In this comprehensive book of the breed, the author traces the origins of the Airedale, its development, and its spread worldwide. Also covered are all aspects of care, including exercise and dietary requirements.
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The Airedale Terrier Today The Airedale is the undisputed king of Terriers, and this impressive, courageous dog has a worldwide following. Bred primarily as a hunter, the Airedale has also been used as a police dog and as a dispatch bearer in war. Out–going and confident, the Airedale makes a fine show dog, and its kind, friendly nature makes it an ideal family companion. In this comprehensive book of the breed, the author traces the origins of the Airedale, its development, and its spread worldwide. Detailed advice is given on choosing a puppy, assessing show potential, and early training. Exercise and dietary requirements are examined, and there is illustrated coverage of grooming, and coat care. The Breed Standard is analysed, and for those with ambitions of showing their Airedale, there is guidance on show training and preparation. The leading dogs in the breed are highlighted, and for the specialist, there is information on whelping and rearing a litter. Illustrated with over 150 colour and black–and–white photographs, this is essential reading for all Airedale enthusiasts.
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TERRIER CROSSBREEDING The Airedale owes its origin to working and middle-class dog owners and breeders who lived in the Aire valley from about 1840 to 1870. Read the first page
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TERRIER CROSSBREEDING The Airedale owes its origin to working and middle-class dog owners and breeders who lived in the Aire valley from about 1840 to 1870. Read the first page
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