Airedale Terriers Google Group

2 yr old airedale

hhay...@swpaper.com (Scooter) — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 18:27:39 UT

I am pleased to say that my 'dale has found a new home. Thanks for
everyone's input.

location

hhay...@swpaper.com (Scooter) — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:12:01 UT

Oh and I live in Wichita Kansas.

2 year old Male Airedale

hhay...@swpaper.com (Scooter) — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:51:39 UT

I am deeply saddened to be forced to need a home for my 'dale. He is
two years old, groomed, current on all vaccines, hwp, and neutered. He
is trained on the hidden fence, and has basic obedience. His only bad
habits are he loves the trash if it is available and likes to jump up
on all new visitors. He is also like every other dale I know, has

laure...@dogmail.com (Laura Holum) — Fri, 30 May 2008 11:05:40 UT

IMO, you're making a huge mistake. You are thinking about how your puppy is going to you along with cats, which is obviously important to your decision BUT the problem is not the age your puppy is now, the fights between your Dobe and your puppy will begin at your puppy gets older. As your puppy matures he will naturally challenge the Dobe for top position. There will be fights. If you are not there to supervise, they could be extremely serious. They will be serious fights even if you are there but at least then you will be in a position to (hopefully) stop the fight.

RE: Question re Puppy

ladyhun...@swbell.net (Margie Hunter) — Thu, 29 May 2008 22:36:43 UT

My thoughts on the matter--The younger the pup, the easier to blend him in
with cats. He will no doubt take the lead off your Dobie and how he treats
the cat. Dobie may even put the new pup in his place if he goes for one of
the cats. A well trained dog often exhibits that kind of behavior. My two

Question re Puppy

longbarn...@yahoo.com (puppylove) — Thu, 29 May 2008 20:04:27 UT

we have a chance to adopt a airedale Mix puppy< 2 month old>

we want to raise him IN the house with our 3 yr old male Dobie who is
Super mellow AND our 3 indoor cats...
My question is Getting him ThIS YOUNG, will we be successful in
blending him into the family OR will he eventually end up viewing the

Re: size of breed

sulli...@fuse.net (mike peal) — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 01:36:48 UT

The Welsh and Lakeland are not "small" Airedales. The look like Airedales and are terriers but are individual breeds.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: Lindsay Braman
To: airedales@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 8:19 PM
Subject: Re: size of breed
Purebred airedales can be found maturing as small as 45 lbs. If your are looking for a significantly smaller dog, looking into Lakeland or Welsh terriers- as they have the same basic appearance but come in smaller sizes. ;-)

Re: size of breed

aireda...@gmail.com (Lindsay Braman) — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 00:19:48 UT

Purebred airedales can be found maturing as small as 45 lbs. If your are
looking for a significantly smaller dog, looking into Lakeland or Welsh
terriers- as they have the same basic appearance but come in smaller sizes.
;-)

size of breed

aba...@charter.net (abajon) — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 00:11:12 UT

I am interested in an airedale puppy but would prefer a dog that would
not be quite so large. Is there a miniature version or smaller
version. Thanks for the info.

Re: Drinking

sulli...@fuse.net (mike peal) — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 22:00:54 UT

Hi...My eight month old male Airedale takes deep long drinks, that lasts him
for hours, depending on his activity or the temp. This is my fifth Dale
and they all liked to drink come to think of it. I don't think this should
be a problem.
If in doubt...check with your vet.
Good luck
Mike
----- Original Message -----

Re: Drinking

buxtonda...@gmail.com (Yvonne Murgatroyd) — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 03:31:39 UT

Welcome to the group, I have found that mine will drink a great deal if I
feed them cubes, as I feed raw now they dont drink half as much as they did.
Yvonne
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Drinking

fiddlefootj...@frii.com (fiddlefoot) — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 00:45:54 UT

Hello - I am new to this group, so please bear with me. I have a 7
month old ADT by the name of Guinness (He was born on St Patricks Day)
I also have a Bouvier female about 8 years old.
My question is: Does this breed drink a lot of water or is this a
trait that is particular to him? I know my Bouvie drinks a lot, but

RE: Diarrhea in older Airedale

ladyhun...@swbell.net (Margie Hunter) — Tue, 19 Sep 2006 23:24:21 UT

WillieMom,
My name is Margie Hunter and I have been a lurker on the list, but when I
read your experience with Willie, it reminded me of what my friend has been
through recently with her Kerry Blue. So I asked her if she could put it in
a nutshell, and maybe it would benefit you and Willy. This is what she had

Re: Biting

karlene.oc...@hstsoftware.net (KOchoa) — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:29:27 UT

I have a 2 year old nuetered male Airhead, I mean Airedale:) He's gone
threw the nipping phase and I would never dream of putting a prong
collar on the big guy, he wieghs 85-90#'s as well. If I did he would
probably throw himself on the floor and mope for days on end. Our
favorite trick is the treat method, and if he in a particularly

Re: Diarrhea in older airedale

sulli...@fuse.net (mike peal) — Sun, 17 Sep 2006 14:14:03 UT

Eight and a half years of your chicken-rice- Science Diet diet seems to have
brought her along in good fashion. Is eating grass a new "treat" ? If it is
the only new addition to her diet, that may be the cause? Look for
anything new she may be "adding" to her diet on her own. Have any chemicals