It is a big terrier with a long plane head, harsh wiry fur and a cryptic chest. Its fur is resistant to succulence, though it requires stripping. The v-shaped ears bend faintly to the backside and forward. It has light black coloured nose. Its wiry outer fur is lined wholly with a malleable basecoat. The legs, undersides, head, ears and chest are mostly in chocolate colour.
This dog breed has a shorthaired and double coat, which has to be plucked twice in a year. If you strip the coat, it will shed a little to no hair, but if you do not, you are likely to find the coat stacked around your floor. Thus, they need a little bit of grooming. |
Airedale Terrier was originally bred around hundred years ago in the realm of York. It is known as the “King of Terriers” in England. In fact, it was called as Waterside Terrier and people used this dog breed as vermin hunters.
