Posted by: John Mattar
Post Date: February 10, 2015
The following table covers the most common questions our customers have about the Airedale dog breed. If you have any suggestions for facts to include, leave us a comment or email us. Below you can upload a picture of your Airedale and leave some comments!
| Origin – Yorkshire, England |
| Dog Group – Terrier |
| Height – 23 inches – 24 inches |
| Weight – 44 Pounds |
| Life Span – 11-12 Years |
| Eating Requirements – 1.5-2.5 cups of dry food twice a day |
| Coat Style – Smooth and short |
| Coat Colors – Black and tan colors are accepted |
| Grooming Required? – Yes, to keep their coat short, clean, and groomed regular grooming is necessary. Approximately every 2 months the coat should be trimmed and washed regularly. |
| Gait – Balanced Trot |
| Temperament – Outgoing, Friendly, Confident, Courageous |
| Exercise Needs – Ranks 100/100 for exercise requirements. 0 meaning no exercise is required. The Airedale being a terrier, has lots of energy. That energy needs to be used to avoid boredom and misbehavior. |
| Activities – Regular walks, backyard games with toys, fetch, any activity that makes them think and move is great for the Airedale. |
| Airedale Terrier Gifts – Airedale Terrier Gifts Home Decor |
John is the co-owner of DogLoverStore with his wife Kimberly. He enjoys working with computers, listening to music, learning about dog breeds, perfecting the art of coffee brewing, and anything that brings him back to childhood! He received his BS in management information systems at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
Comment (1)
Wow! very apt by informative highlights of the Airedale.
Also, I must admit what a great job you’re doing with this site. Well done!
I’d like to add how the Airedale is the ideal definition of our canine buddies as assets. In time past and even as we speak, people benefit from the loyalty and versatility of this amazing four legged creature.
For instance, it was one of the first breeds ever used by protective services for official purpose. During the world wars, it acted as couriers to army officers, well as aid to the red cross.
Ever thought of dogs as anything other than liabilities?
The Airedale will prove you wrong!
Smiles!
Once again great job on this article and site as large.
I look forward to more articles and information concerning our four-legged buddies.