Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. An Airedale terrier (sometimes capitalized)
Examples
“What looks like an airedale is a wire-haired fox terrier similar to but smaller than an airedale.”
“After our previous dog (an airedale terrier) passed away, we just got ourselves a new doggy – Tirza (9 weeks now).”
“The stable dog, a big airedale, kept up with the whole ride easily and was very scornful of the little spaniel.”
“By far the finest lion dog I ever saw was a cross between a shepherd and an airedale.”
“The airedale himself is not a good trailer, he is too temperamental.”
“We once started an airedale on a lion track, followed him at a fiendish pace, dashed down the side of a mountain, and found that he had an angora goat up a tree.”
“After a good hound finds a lion, the airedale will tackle him.”
“Nigel, the couple's 55-pound airedale terrier, started barking madly and one of the men put a rifle to the dog's head.”
“Natsukashi places you got there Cranky, but I couldn't get into any of them because I was an airedale.”
“Communications Director bradford & airedale teaching pct.”
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Dog Breeds according to Simon & Schus...
yugoslavian trico..., yugoslavian mount..., yorkshire terrier, xoloitzcuintle, whippet, wetterhoun, westphalian basset, west highland whi..., welsh terrier, welsh springer sp..., welsh corgi, weimaraner and 121 more...
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dimbox, flatwheeler, egg harbor, clothesline, whiskbroom, let's blouse, crabhanger, shifter, snugglepup, petting party, finale hopper, hiphound and 61 more...
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minouchette a homely man Oct 8, 2010
chained_bear A dog breed "developed about a hundred years ago in the county of York (presumably in England) by crossing the ancient working terrier and the otterhound. Its name comes from the River Aire in Yorkshire (and presumably from the dales along its banks)... Unlike smaller terriers, it is not suited to searching out the lairs of small animals, but it is good at hunting otter in the marsh (just one marsh?) and at stag and wild-boar hunting." (Simon & Schuster's Guide to Dogs, 1980) Feb 21, 2007