
The Airedale
CHAPTER I THE BIGGEST AND BEST TERRIER
CHAPTER II THE AIREDALE'S HISTORY
CHAPTER III THE CARE OF A TERRIER
CHAPTER IV BREEDING TERRIERS
CHAPTER V DOG SHOWS AND SHOWING
CHAPTER VI THE USEFUL AIREDALE
CHAPTER VII COMMON AILMENTS
In a bustling Manchester hotel, a group of dog enthusiasts gathers after a bench show, swapping stories and jokes over dinner. When a quiet, passionate Airedale fanatic is asked to define his favorite breed, he answers in a flash: “the biggest and best terrier.” That moment launches a lively celebration of the Airedale’s remarkable versatility—from herding livestock and pulling sleds to guarding homes and tending children.
The book then unfolds as a thorough, affectionate guide, detailing the Airedale’s sturdy build, distinctive wiry coat, and keen temperament. Readers learn the exact proportions, colors, and character traits that make the breed both a capable worker and a loyal companion. Filled with vivid anecdotes and practical advice, it offers anyone curious about this all‑rounder a clear picture of why the Airedale has earned its legendary reputation.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (96K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Oct 22, 2013
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1886–1970
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