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With an alluring aged brass finish and clear crystal drops, Airedale adds a hint of luxury and sparkle to any room. This elegant collection is available as either a semi-flush mount or a chandelier, making Airedale a perfect choice in any living room, bedroom, home office, or dining room. Candle covers are provided in 2 separate finishes, white and aged brass, so that you can easily customize to your desired setting.

With an alluring aged brass finish and clear crystal drops, Airedale adds a hint of luxury and sparkle to any room. This elegant collection is available as either a semi-flush mount or a chandelier, making Airedale a perfect choice in any living room, bedroom, home office, or dining room. Candle covers are provided in 2 separate finishes, white and aged brass, so that you can easily customize to your desired setting.

Originating in the valley of England's Aire and Wharfe Rivers, the Airedale Terrier rightly deserves its moniker "the King of Terriers." A multi-talented and versatile superdog, the Airedale possesses the gameness of a terrier along with the retrieving and hunting abilities commonly associated with the sporting breeds. The tallest of the British terriers, the Airedale Terrier stands about 23 inches at the shoulders and is 100% athlete, a well-muscled, strongly boned working dog that has served in the military through both World Wars. Today the Airedale Terrier resides in pet homes around the world, highly regarded for his affectionate temperament and sweet nature as well as his ability to protect the home.

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Briefly traces the history of the breed, offers advice on health care and grooming, and explains how Airedales are trained and shown

Pets and their human caretakers have a special bond. They make each other feel better. They love each other. In her book Arden the Airedale, author Judy Mercer tells the story of a very special bond between Alicia and her dog. Arden and Alicia enjoy spending a lot of time together. But when Arden must stay with Alicia's friend while she is away, he misses her terribly. He worries that he may not see her again. Should he try to find her? Arden the Airedale is based on a true story. Enjoy Arden and Alicia's adventures and what happens when he decides she's been gone too long. Alicia and Arden lived in Kentucky for many years. They currently reside in Wisconsin and Arden is now 13 years old.

Designed as a basic book for the pet owner. Includes the Airedale as a puppy and adult; grooming (stripping and trimming); general care and maintenance; history of the breed and the breed in the US today; ear setting; tail docking; the working Airedale; the breed's personality; manners; dog shows; genetics, breeding and whelping.

Pets and their human caretakers have a special bond. They make each other feel better. They love each other. In her book Arden the Airedale, author Judy Mercer tells the story of a very special bond between Alicia and her dog. Arden and Alicia enjoy spending a lot of time together. But when Arden must stay with Alicia's friend while she is away, he misses her terribly. He worries that he may not see her again. Should he try to find her? Arden the Airedale is based on a true story. Enjoy Arden and Alicia's adventures and what happens when he decides she's been gone too long. Alicia and Arden lived in Kentucky for many years. They currently reside in Wisconsin and Arden is now 13 years old.

Designed as a basic book for the pet owner. Includes the Airedale as a puppy and adult; grooming (stripping and trimming); general care and maintenance; history of the breed and the breed in the US today; ear setting; tail docking; the working Airedale; the breed's personality; manners; dog shows; genetics, breeding and whelping.

Discusses the early history and development of the breed as well as gives advice on selection, grooming, and showing

William Berloni and his company have spent the past thirty years training dogs and cats for Broadway productions, primarily using animals rescued from shelters. As a high schooler in 1976, Berloni had rescued an Airedale mixed breed only hours before it was slated for euthanasia. The terrier was cast as Sandy in the musical Annie and performed there for seven years. The bulldog currently starring in Legally Blonde and her bulldog understudy were rescued from Newark and from North Carolina. Berloni’s story is completely engaging as he talks about being the first to train actors to work with animals on stage, his love for mutts over purebreds, as well as the four-acre animal retirement compound where he lives. With photos throughout this delightful book, we learn details about how his dogs are trained, how they react to Broadway life, and his own personal rise to fame. An enchanting writer (whose first book, Doga, has sold more than 350,000 copies for Chronicle) with an inspiring story for animal lovers, theatergoers, and anyone who loved books such as Marley & Me.

Bringing the world of DOGS to your fingertips, FANDEX presents a filed guide to 47 favorite breeds, from best family pets to noble hunting companions to classic dogs for show. Discover the exemplary character of the Airedale, the working-class background of the aristocratic Yorkshire Terrior, the spiritual aura surrounding the Lhasa Apso, and the brave Rottweiler's ancient origins in the Romans' march across the Alps. Includes a complete guide to each breed's appearance and temperament. 50 INDIVIDUALLY DIE-CUT CARDS FULL COLOR THROUGHOUT KNOWLEDGE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

Former cop-turned-dog trainer Jack Field is called in when the body of Allison DeMarco is found on her kitchen floor, accompanied by her high-strung Airedale, Ginger, and must enlist his special skills to find out what happened since Ginger appears to be the only witness to the crime. Original.

One of the classic works of hounds & hunting. The author recounts the year he spent on the Vermejo Park ranch in northern New Mexico, 1929, hunting mountain lion, bobcat and bear with hounds and Airedales.

The Gospel According to Sam is a collection of thirty "animal stories for the soul," written by William Miller, a priest who's considered to be one of the best preachers in the Episcopal Church. The "Sam" in the title is Miller's Airedale, a lovable, "wounded healer" of a dog who survived a house fire that burned off his ears but couldn't extinguish his spirit. Sam becomes a vehicle for healing, humor, adventure, spiritual growth, and prayer for Miller and his parishioners. Sam isn't a typical warm-fuzzy, feel-good animal stories book, however. Miller writes with an earthy sense of humor and a Southern voice that has the reader laughing out loud--think of Molly Ivins, but with the voice of faith and prayer added in for good measure, and a low tolerance for sickly sweet theology. But then he slips in the zinger that cuts through the laughter and goes for the soul. His meditations aren't limited to Sam or even just dogs; birds, pigs, squirrels, rabbits, fish, bugs, and even yaks feature in his stories. An honest awareness and appreciation of the depth and breath of life are hallmarks of these real life adventures and thought provoking reflections.

A well researched and endearing non-fiction account of an amazing Airedale who captured public imagination throughout New Zealand during the Great Depression, and who is today honoured in Wellington by a statue celebrating his status as a much-loved local legend. Like Scotland's Greyfriar's Bobby, Paddy mourned the loss of his human, in his case a little mistress who died of pneumonia, but instead of haunting a graveyard, Paddy headed for the waterfront. There he became a favourite of the watersiders and seamen, not to mention the taxi and bus drivers of the Central City, who fed and protected him from dog rangers. He certainly got around - taken on board ship and crossing the Tasman, travelling around coastal ports and even flying in a Gypsy Moth - not to mention the dastardly attempt to move him to Auckland by jealous Aucklanders. He was also rumoured to have made it to San Francisco and back. Formally adopted by the Harbour Board, his official title was Assistant Night Watchman responsible for Pirates, Smugglers and Rodents. On his death his funeral procession brought Wellington to a standstill. Not bad for a stray dog.

The Gospel According to Sam is a collection of thirty "animal stories for the soul," written by William Miller, a priest who's considered to be one of the best preachers in the Episcopal Church. The "Sam" in the title is Miller's Airedale, a lovable, "wounded healer" of a dog who survived a house fire that burned off his ears but couldn't extinguish his spirit. Sam becomes a vehicle for healing, humor, adventure, spiritual growth, and prayer for Miller and his parishioners. Sam isn't a typical warm-fuzzy, feel-good animal stories book, however. Miller writes with an earthy sense of humor and a Southern voice that has the reader laughing out loud--think of Molly Ivins, but with the voice of faith and prayer added in for good measure, and a low tolerance for sickly sweet theology. But then he slips in the zinger that cuts through the laughter and goes for the soul. His meditations aren't limited to Sam or even just dogs; birds, pigs, squirrels, rabbits, fish, bugs, and even yaks feature in his stories. An honest awareness and appreciation of the depth and breath of life are hallmarks of these real life adventures and thought provoking reflections.

One of the classic works of hounds & hunting. The author recounts the year he spent on the Vermejo Park ranch in northern New Mexico, 1929, hunting mountain lion, bobcat and bear with hounds and Airedales.