I need to brush them out and work on some finishing touches, but otherwise, I am happy!

My Guinness and my Harper 🥰

A vertical Summer looking for her pup friend next door ♥️

Hello, I'm thinking of getting an Airedale terrier and possibly using it as a service dog. I was curious to know what a day in a life with these guys looks like. I understand that they're very energetic, but not the most energetic dog ever I feel like energy levels wouldn't be a problem as if I use it as a service dog. It will be with me all day. an average day for this dog would look like:

• being used as a service dog most of the day
• then likely going to a park most days where I'd walk, jog, let the dog play and do some obedience
• then home for a few hours, and a late afternoon play/ training session, and evening walk

My main concern with these dogs, is it for whatever reason I can't take the dog out for a day or so due to weather or just life happening will this dog get insanely destructive even though it generally gets a lot of activity ? what would this dog look like if I went on a trip for a week or two? (even though i don't travel often, and most of my traveling would be road trips in which I would be inclined to take this dog) speaking of, how do they do on road trips?

Essentially, is this dog that can match your energy? Or is this a dog that no matter what needs to work or else they will be destructive. i've also never personally owned a terrier, so I'm not 100% sure what the terrier personality is. From my understanding, it's spunky, very playful and energetic.

Any other quirks I need to know about I would be happy to be informed of as I want to really make sure I get a dog that's a good fit.

Thanks!

Owen and Maggie have bonded quite well and love hitting the road together.

Loving a late season snow day!

We are a ‘no soft toys in the cage’ family, due to the frequency eyes, ears, and tails go missing. Someone is thinking we won’t notice they brought their friend with them.

edit: ADT Nebraska picked him up and he is with a foster family.

There was a 10 year old male ADT surrendered to the Blair, NE animal shelter yesterday due to his family becoming homeless. He seems like a super sweet boy, and just putting it out there that he needs a home. He’s definitely an Oorang variety, looks to be about 70 pounds.

I wish I could but with one ADT already running my life, I don’t have room for another.

Just wanted to let this awesome community know in case anyone wanted to look him up or help the shelter find him a home.

Hi all. I've been lurking for a while here. I grew up with airedales and my wife is coming around to us getting a dog. Of course I've been advocating getting an airedale. They don't seem to be that common in Ireland, which is where we live. I grew up in the Netherlands and they were more common there and there were quite a few breeders. Does anyone know of an owners group or breeders on the island of Ireland? Don't think it should be a big problem from getting one from up north.

Hi all,

I currently live in Hong Kong, you might think having a dog in HK is crazy but if you care to, look up Sai Kung or hiking in HK and you'll see that there is plenty green space and even beaches to entertain dogs.

We currently have a 5 year old fox terrier who we adopted 3 years ago and would love to add an Airedale to the family.

Japan seems like a sensible choice given it's proximity and no quarantine requirements upon arrival. Problem is, we can't really find any breeder information when we have looked. Would anyone here know of any we might be able to make contact with? Thanks in advance.

I’ve realized she’s just a little special and he hair isn’t very curly. But she sure is cute!

I hope she’s feeling cooler now the weather is getting hotter.

Our Airedale is looking for caddy work. He is great at giving live feedback, has a watchful eye, and can track a ball through any terrain. Serious inquiries only😂😂⛳️