Airedale Terriers - The Dogs With The Waggiest Tails
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- čas přidán 18. 11. 2019
- Trudi and Turnip are our Airedale terriers - and we love them. We also have a sweet gentle dog called Annie, but this video is mostly about Turnip and Trudi. About how we train them, what they do all day, and especially about their very waggy tails : - )
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I have had Airedales since I was a boy. I know of no other breed I would have except Blue Heelers. They have all been true friends, and I miss each and every one
I love listening to this lady's voice...especially talking about my favourite breed.
What a great environment for 3 fabulous dogs. This lady clearly loves them dearly. They are well cared for and they know it. I particularly love the airedale breed. ❤️
We love our Airedale terriers Maggie and Molly 🤠👍 great farm dogs!
Yes, they are, always ready to learn and join in, whatever the chore is!
They do have the wagyiest tails! I have my first and at 10 he is the silliest, smartest and most loving boy! Yours are absolutely stunning!❤❤❤
Living with you, what's not to wag about!
They are beautiful! We'd like to see more of Annie as well :)
Yes more Annie please
She is a lovely dog, but very camera shy....
I am on my third Airedale. Great, intelligent, confident dogs that have a almost comical personality.
I adore Airdales I just had to put my Ginger down 😢😢😭 , but I’m waiting for my new one I named Cinnamon. Airedales are such wonderful dogs my grandchildren love them also BEST DOGS IN MY BOOK 🤩
Man, I want an airedale now... they're lovely looking dogs and seem so friendly and clever!
Super good k9s
Very high energy and prone to hunting and running off. I love them though.
They are great dogs, just need lots of space and entertainment to use their energy, mentally and physically.
There are at ton of Airedales in rescues and shelters!
@@rebelsqu1rrel That is so sad. I think some people buy an Airedale without realising how intelligent, demanding and stubborn they can be. I think that is part of the Airedales appeal - but that's just me!
We’re on our 5 th Airedale.
They are so delightful.
Beautiful dogs - all three of them. I have been an Airedale fan since my teens and like yourself I wondered why Airedales no longer seemed to be a popular breed even here in England. HOWEVER.... my niece who lives in another part of Manchester from me says she has in the last few months,, seen FIVE new Airedales and their owners when walking her neighbour's dog. Five new Airedales in one middle class suburb- surely this is a positive sign for our lovely dogs.!
There's one that lives about 20 miles from here - and that's the only other one we know locally.
I got mine from around that way
Your commenting is as cute as the dogs. Love it.
We had one who didn’t like the kitchen floor because he slipped once
He would run down the garden, turn around on the back doorstep, walk backwards across the kitchen floor then turn around once on the safety of the lounge carpet
Well safety first! haha
Very clever chap!
Slams into kitchen, slides across the tiles and takes the wooden stool out. Caught lying on the doormat trying to chew the leg off the fallen stool.
Hahaha sounds like Michael Jackson lol
Goodness! Watching Turnip chase a fluff of Trudy's undercoat was super cute!
He always finds ways to enjoy himself!
I adore Airedales. Been owned by one most of my life. Unfortunately in the last 14 years I have not lived in suitable premises and been without one. In January I am moving to a farm and an Airdale is the very first thing to obtain. Can't wait.
How wonderful for you to be able to get another Airedale! Wishing you all the best and a wonderful friendship ahead with your four-legged co-farmer!
Thanks you sharing the video. Beautiful dogs. We had also an Airedale terriër. A girl, het name was Lundi. Lundi is passed away. For years ago. We mis her every day. Greetings from the Netherlands. 🇳🇱😃
I am sorry you lost your beautiful Airedale. I can imagine that she is missed lots!
Thank you for this wonderful video. I'm five weeks into my life with little Betsy and she has given my family and I so much love (and grey hairs) already. We're all besotted.
They’re total sweeties! But hey, what’s not to like about dogs in general? LOVE 💕
Absolutely, dogs are great!
@@WayOutWestx2 HEA-HA!
Thank you for the video.
They have a wonderful life with you and Tim.
The dogs look so happy.
Your dogs makes me smile through out the video thank you Sandra
This was so sweet! I can tell all of your dogs are so happy and love you guys so much! Would love to learn more about Annie's story! She reminds me of my old dog Lucy, a border collie and lab mix. :)
We don't know anything about Annie before she came here. The vet who rescued her from the city wonders whether she might have been used to produce puppies. She was in a bad condition when she came to us, and emotionally, she's still recovering really, but at the same time the sweetest gentlest dog there is, never grumpy with people, always loving.
@@WayOutWestx2 Thats wonderful you were able to find her and give her her forever home. She is so precious and lovely and you can tell so happy to be with you. I loved seeing her play with Trudy and Turnip and getting her confidence going-she's a good dog I can tell.
@@WayOutWestx2 - we had a rescue collie-spaniel some years ago. She was very nervous but the confidence and companionship of our airedale soon rubbed off on her.
Great video, as always. They are nice looking dogs. Thanks for sharing the information.
Beautiful dogs! It's heartwarming to see you play with them and offer them a wonderful home.
We enjoy their company so much and it's wonderful to see them happy!
I love your pups! Annie, Trudi, and Turnip are delightful.
Aw, they are soft and kind to Annie. The running with the horse was beautiful. I have 2 and they would love your home!
Ahhhh such a delightful tale!
Love you guys.
And your outlook on life.
So much.
I just found your channel today. Happened on it researching sheep mesh fencing. Thanks for that fencing mesh video. I am doing some of this in the near future and that is a really handy tip, I like your method. I had an Airedale when I was a teenager and after 30 or 40 years I still remember her fondly :-) All the best with the beuracrazy that is utube
Trudy is sooo good! Look at her so still as you measure her!
I think I'm in love.Thank you,Dr Will
Airedales are the best!! What a wonderful video with such beautiful dogs. 😊
Thank you!
Beautiful dogs, and so happy 😊
So cute! I recently got a rescue dog and we think he is part Airedale terrier. Sweet dogs. 🖤
Thank you for showing the dogs ,so full of life and so curious with the other animals beautiful.👍
They all enjoy being part of one big family!
We love our six month old Airedale Winnie. Her real name is Highlander Wynne. There weren’t a lot of videos on the breed when we started doing our research. So happy to see yours! What a lovely place you have and what great dogs! Blessings from America, and Winnie The Airedale Terrier.
We are amazed how many people are looking up this video specificely because it's about Airedales! It's so nice to hear from you all! We might follow up with another video when we have more to show! All the best to you and your Winnie
So interesting to hear how you care for their coats. And all the other interesting things about Airedales. I had one next door when I was growing up. Her name was Tiger, it was great fun to go to school and tell my friends there was a tiger living next door to me! Our current dog is a French Waterdog. But he too is not that keen on water and was put to shame by a Springer Spaniel who demonstrated how a “real water dog” springs fearlessly into our local river. So your video made me laugh, when you mentioned that. Every dog, no matter the breed, will have their own personality it’s part of what makes them such good companions. As always, thanks for sharing. And hugs to the dogs.
Thanks Katie G My mum had an Airedale living next to her, too, when she was growing up, she can't remember his name though - great story about Tiger!
Thank you for sharing this history of the Airedale Terriers. Your two definitely are so cute and well behaved. I saw how the younger dog tried watching the older one to try to catch on to what he needed to do to get a treat. Dogs really are a man’s best friend! And let’s not forget the ladies who are dog lovers too! 👍
Turnip's time for a 'proper' lesson will come, so far he is left to enjoy watching and getting his treats for free, that's the life for a puppy!
your rescue dog has the best friends any dog could have.
That is a very interesting brush, the one for the undercoat. They are cuties!
And very useful, it really works, and I only need to use it every 2-3 weeks.
Just fabulous 😍
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Lovely video, you love your Airedales and that is what matters! They are lucky to have you and plenty of open space to be dogs. I too am in love with this breed. Annie was darling and hopefully Turnip and Trudi will bring her around. Thank you for sharing this warm video.
Yes, I think if I were a dog I would want to live WayoutWest!
Such wonderful animals.
♥️ Love your Video
We also have Airedale Terriers. They are full of so much ❤️
A lovely video my friend.
I wish you rainbows.
Aw, thanks Ray!
I just love your video
Our Airedale is a great family dog high energy dog , but one good / bad thing is he has claimed my kids as his and is very protective of them, even if they are out playing with other kids in the yard he has to stay in and he will go from window to window growling and barking. He started this at a very early stage in life.
I heard that they can get very possessive of their people...a good thing I suppose but sometimes difficult to manage I imagine!
Excellent! 😍
Simply fantastic! Wonderful dogs. Congrats!
Thanks a lot for making taping editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health to all involved life forms (humans, animals and plants).
Thank you!
@@WayOutWestx2
You're welcome. It's my pleasure.
Sincerely yours.
Thanks for the video.
You're welcome!
Awww... lovely dogs! I would love to find out a bit more about them.
How cute!!
Annie is very relatable
I adore my Airedale - Izzy is my wonderful girl! A great companion!
I love any video you two put on utube. Even one of Tim snoozing would do. Lol. Always very interesting. Blessings
Thank you! Funny you say that...I think there is still one up of Tim snoozing in our hammock, have a look...
I have a Airedale tomorrow they really do have the wag tale
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you!
We have a welsh. Both Airedales and Welsh are such adorable dogs.
Airedales are the best! Lovely video. I miss mine and would love another but maybe l am too old now…
Nice video thank yoU!
Cutest video ever!! More special videos with the doggies pls ❤️
It will be a pleasure : - )
Beautiful breed! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🐶 ❤
Yes!!! So cute! Waggiest tales
We have an Airedale. He’s still a puppy he’s huge already and a lot of fun. Very intelligent and full of personality
They are fantastic dogs! All the best with yours, and enjoy his growing up!
I love them all xo
You are so sweet Lady thanks for sharing story
A thousand thumbs up!!!
Love my 2 Dale's best dog's.. Mine live in my home and are wonderful inside companions. Loving, loyal.. The best.
How wonderful - I am amazed you can manage them well indoors, they are so active!!!
I love my Mya so much! She s just like your female So much fun and loves life Best friend of mine I take her everywhere Thanks for the video
They are brilliant best friends, always full of joy and love!
I just watched your husbands video about catching foxes. Then I thought, “maybe I ought to get a dog” and here you are again.
We're everywhere : - )
Those waggedty tails speak volumes without a single sound.
I'm sure if you tuned in at the right frequency you'd hear mad swishing!
Nice woofers!
Sweet
I had 3 Airedales growing up called Teddy, Tilly and Tessa all full brother and sisters but from 3 separate litters. All 3 of mine were terrified of water and wouldn't go any where near it
Airedales are wonderful. Intelligent, happy, more hound than terrier. Can learn tricks by themselves.
Those beautiful babies are going to get Annie straight out of her shell!!!!!!!
She does enjoy their company, she's just more introvert by nature.
Great video, I love your accent :-) You have Beautiful and Sweet dogs, all 3 of them. I envy you. My wife and I plan on getting a puppy, unfortunately though there is only one Airedale breeder in my country and so the waiting list is very long....
I love the narration. We have our second ADT, Gibbs. He is such a clown, and he always makes me laugh. The room always brightens when he saunters in acting as if he owns the place. I wish we had a farm for him to work. I can tell he is bored.
Always wanted one of those
Go for it!
They are beautiful dogs. I had many and did the grooming myself which takes time. As long as you don't get the pick of the litter they are very intelligent. I had issues with their hunting instinct, they can become troublesome in that respect. I love the breed but you need to understand that their high energy level needs to be satisfied.
*side note* I had a farm with a pond and 2 Airedale puppies, one came running back to my horse just barking away, he was telling me that his brother got his foot stuck in the pond reeds. That was very cute.
Yes they are! And yes, they need a lot of space to use their heaps of energy - not a city dog or indoor dog by any means! That's so clever of your puppy to call you for help!
The tale of the tail was worth telling
And the tale goes on....one day, we might have an update!
I have an Airerdale pup (male ) and he is as nonschalant a Dog as you can get . That's not to say he does not have character and energy but Airedales are definately dogs with minds of their own , very handsome they are too with almost no shedding of any kind of that coat which although wiry outer has a beautifully soft down like fur close to the skin which when brushed comes out . Any one considering a Dog I urge you to consider an Airedale they are not as popular as they once were (in the 1940s ) and as a result may be way down peoples choice list based on what's in vogue currently ..but they are excellent Dogs .
I totally agree - if you like to be outdoors and meet an energetic dog's urge to play and move and learn, then Airedales will bring you heaps of joy. They certainly know what they want but are very keen to learn from you what you want.
I've kept Airedales forever. I reckon the breed is getting bigger, I've noticed the KC no longer gives heights and weight for the standard. The boys are maybe 1/3 bigger than the ladies. Our last lad was huge and went to some 47kg at his peak. Our current 5 month old must be over 25kg now, you can almost see him growing.
He heard your dogs on the video and sparked off at it, right in my ear.
He's already trained to the usual commands but he's at the 'thug' stage where he doesn't know his own strength and playtime can be a bit violent, Airedales like playing 'bitey face' and those choppers are hard, so are their skulls. They're so intelligent that many of the normal training tricks don't work - he'll be naughty so you will give him a command to stop that and then a treat, thinking two steps ahead; so you have to think three steps ahead. They'll get bored repeating the same command, you have to move on to the next one, but they can learn six commands at the same time; you can mix them up.They always think about obeying a command or whether there is something else more important they should do - squirrel!
What you describe sound so like our Trudi! She loves doing the commands, but doesn't like it so much when I want her to show them off to others, or she does them all in quick succession when I only ask for 'sit', thinking Sandra asks me anyways eventually for them so I might get it all done and over with for her in quicker time! and yes, if there's any tiny distraction...there goes the attention! Our Turnip will be much bigger than Trudi, I can see that already!
Sounds like you have an Oorang. My Airedale is pretty standard. He’s 65 pounds at 5 years old.
Oh how lovely 😍 my family had two Airedales while I was growing up ( not at the same time, though). Unfortunately, they have also become rare here in NZ, but I love your video! 👍Is it all right if I share it? Thank you 🙂
Please do share!
The Airedale is the perfect dog for me. He’s hypoallergenic, (I’m allergic to dogs) he doesn’t shed, he’s a medium size dog, he’s pretty good with cats and kids. This is the dog breed that I’m getting by far.
Dont know about the cats
Whos a good boy!! Im considering and Airedale or Standard Poodle. This video has made my decision harder!
definitely heavily consider an airedale!! they’re so intelligent, so loving and gentle! i love mine:)
Go Airedale !!!
I love my airedale
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Lovely dogs! I do miss having a dog (Bonnie)
I hope you will be able to get a dog again one day, but we all know, an old dog who's moved on can never really be replaced....
I'm studying breeds, in hopes to find the best one to be a farm dog, as well as to be a trick, obedience and agility partner. I've adored every airendale I've met. My one concern was their pray hunting heritage (I have a sweet cockatiel in my home) but it seems if I train a puppy up with supervision, they can know what to chase and what not to. There are moles, squirrels and foxes a plenty to ward off ;)
I really like their sporty energy. I just don't care for their coat colour though:p. Maybe their coat colour is what makes the breed less popular? But also, it seems ike staffies (huge heads) and breeds whith smashed in noses are more popular now days..
i love bob also you have great dogs
Bob lives on in our memories, good old Bob!
@@WayOutWestx2 bob is ireland the day he went back to nature
i've wondered what breed those two were. now i know and have been convinced to get me at least two of them.
Please do your research bc if one is mischievous they will both be and it's double trouble. Two males is even worse, they will fight. I'm just giving you a heads up.
@@laureldell7377 I will. I have had dogs before.
They do need a lot of space to use their energy! But yes, two of them will entertain themselves a lot, they love playing. They are very trainable and I found that the earlier to start with manners the better.
I found the airdale terror awhile ago and it’s a definitely a winner i think that’s the breed we’re getting!
Also may I ask what breed of horse were you riding it was very beautiful!
We have Irish Cobs - they're lovely
My first airedale ,Cheyenne was 110 lbs & 27 at the shoulder. I'm wondering why their tails are not docked? If in deep cover their tails will split if they hit some thing! There IS a reasin why they are docked.
How did you come to own Airedale’s? I am considering this breed. I enjoyed your video. You have a great voice.
Thanks, J. We went there for the coat (doesn't matt up) and stayed for the character.
Airedale’s have one of the most powerful bites of dogs.
It’s because they have as much power at the front bite as they do at the back..due to their square hinged jaw.
How interesting! I am glad that mine have no inclination whatsoever to show this skill off to anyone who they meet!
2:39 interesting to see that even the German Wehrmacht used them. Also, you didn't mention that neat little anecdote that none other than John Wayne loved and owned Airedales and that his nickname "(Big) Duke" came from his "Little Duke"! 😄
I grew up with pedigree Airedales. Great outdoor dogs and friendly. They just need grooming or they stink.
Don't we all? : - )
@7:35. I know that look well. It’s the Airedale having to contemplate what you want instead of just doing it. Lol.