A large terrier dog breed known for its wire-haired coat, originally developed in the Aire Valley in Yorkshire, England.
Named after the Aire Valley (Airedale) in Yorkshire, where this dog breed was developed in the 19th century by crossing terriers with other breeds for hunting and farm work.
Airedales were called 'the King of Terriers' because they were larger and more versatile than other terriers—they were even used as military and police dogs, showing remarkable intelligence and trainability.
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