The Airedale

The principles upon which Darwin based his theory of evolution--which are now accepted by scientists the world over as biological laws--are the very same as those under which th...

The Britisher's inborn love of sport, dogs, and breeding invented the dog show, but not so very long ago, for even in England bench shows, as a recognized institution, are only...

The terrier owner is a "lucky devil," for his dogs do not, as a rule, spend a great deal of time in the hospital. All members of the terrier family, from the giant of the race,...

The Airedale is a product of the middle of the nineteenth century and was manufactured in Yorkshire. The streams that tumble down the deep vales of that Midland county are the h...

One of the most noted veterinarians in New York once said to me that, if it were not for too much or too little attention, he doubted if he should ever be called upon to treat a...

It was in the Merchants' Hotel, Manchester--a famous gathering place for the dog fanciers of the English Midlands, the most thickly dog populated district in the whole world--th...

Had there never been a specific need for just such a dog as the Airedale, he would never have existed. He was "manufactured" to meet a distinct want: the need for a big, strong...