What is Airedale Terrier?

Airedale Terrier is a breed of dogs that originated in England during the 18th century. These dogs are part of the terrier family and are generally considered the largest type of terrier. The average size of the Airedale terrier is about 60 pounds (27 kg) and the breed height is generally about 22 inches (55 cm), and men are often slightly larger than women. They have a wire fur and ears that lean forward on their heads. These dogs were originally created for use in hunting water birds and are known for their versatility as working dogs.

According to experts, Airedale Terrier is not necessarily a great dog with small children, partly because it does not last very well treatment. In older children who have been educated in the basic behavior of dogs, they can often be good pets. Many people keep Airedales in cities and are also held in more rural environments. Dogs may potentially prosper in most situations, although some exercise is usually required because it has a relatively high energyLook.

Airedale Terriers were created by combining various small terrier breeds with larger chases. The idea of ​​the original breeders was to bring some of the more useful aspects of the terrier temperament to the dog used for duck hunting. Over time, Airedales developed a reputation for good pets and were used for everything from military work. Airedale Terrier is often considered a dog of natural guard, and this is one of the reasons why many people are their own.

Terriers were originally used primarily for hunting various kinds of rodents. That was a task that was expected to do themselves. People would generally gain several terriers and leave them in a barn or in another place where rats or mice caused problems, and terriers would attack all the rodents they could find. The temperament required by the projection of behavior was a general aggressiveness, a strong effort to hunt and independenthu. All these features can also be found in Airedale Terrier, although never used to hunt rodents.

This general disposition of terriers can be a somewhat harder to train than many other dogs. Dogs are considered very intelligent, but not necessarily as obedient and can be frustrated by repeating activities. It is not impossible to train a Airedale terrier, but it may require a lot of time, even if they are generally fast students.