all dogs play this way. I have a Terrier though not one of these great ones. We go to dog park several times a week , times 5-6 years....every dog I have ever seen playing, plays like this. So that was a bird tweeting? it was kind of driving me crazy...lol
A very nice video. I found it interesting the Kerry Blue is the same size as the Airedale. We have a Airedale and he seems to be a giant compared to other Terriers including Kerry Blues. Our next Airedale will like Griffon. You have very nice dogs.
I am so sorry for your loss. I am glad you both enjoyed the video together though. This KBT was my heart dog and he is gone. The Airedale is 13.5 and his health is slowing down. It is so important to hold on to the joy of the moment. To hold the love we share.
@@FireBeeKBT Thank you. We are huge Airedale people but he was never able to get one. Sorry to hear about your Kerry Blue. I saw a Giant Schnauzer today which reminded me of him. Precisely, time moves faster than it should if you don't appreciate the moment.
Have a Kerry myself, and whilst he is the most obstinate dog I have ever come across he is also one of the most affectionate and I wouldnt swap him for the world!
Сейчас таких Керри уже не найти. У нас было две собаки этой породы. Одна умерла в 7 лет после прививок. Искали по стране-таких больше нет. Или все больны, или не обладают такими качествами, как была у нашей собаки. (Пенсионер)
If you notice, the Kerry is the instigator. And the dales didn't even bark till the end. And after that not so loud bark...the Kerry backed off. Dales are sorta the Spock's of working dogs. The good of the one, the few, the many. And never kill wen a strike is enough. Never strike when words are enough. Never use words when understanding is enough. That's a dale
I think, rarely - a large mail w/o proper exercise and good food only ... could... Exept lazy KBT's does not excist... so answer is no :) Go KBT anyway :)
Chief Muddy Bear , wow, we had a little female and she was the smallest of the litter but only got up to about 55 lbs. We had a female wire fox Terrier at the same time as the female Airedale and guess who was boss? The little Wire Fox Terrier. Lol. 😅😅😅.
It's like the 6 nations of Rugby, only there's only 3 nations represented! We are missing the Poodle from France, the Neo Mastiff from Italy and the Welsh Terrier from Wales! Still, according to this video, Ireland trumps England and Scotland. Go Kerries!!
The Kerry will always be the best watch dog out of the 3; however, when we lost him the other two picked up the duty and kind of split it. Now there is a new Kerry and she is taking the job over. Interestingly, she does not bark at the school bus or mail man... the Airedale does.
My experience is a good watchdog needs to know/ read people and make good decisions on wether the person is a threat then,or changes into a threat even though the dog is familiar with a regular visitor. People can inexplicably change for very little reason and we humans tend to not see it, are complacent until it's too too late. I love all 3 but without a question, the airedale is better quicker to see that as well as fearless. I've been using airedales instead of shepherds to train/ donate for handicapped..for years. I switched to airedales as my k9 partners instead of shepherds because they are good judges, quick to apply as much or little threat as needed. They also aren't massive shedders, don't have the hip and elbow issues so have much more than 5-6 years of work . I have a 9 year old and over 16 that not only still work but still hog, bear, coon and bird hunt with me and canoe. To each his own. Airedales were the first and well deserved, war dogs.Look up Jack the Airedale. He had been shot several times and kept going through war zone and died after multiple injuries and still completed his tasks. They, for me aren't barkers unless a good reason and will stop when needed. Affectionate and undaunted. You wouldn't believe when you s e the 16+ running, hunting or working that he was that old but for his grey face. Clear eyes, sharp mind and deeply loyal. The 9 year old was a show dog. I got her may of 2022? She fell right into all the excercise, work, and hunting . I love shepherds but 2 years of training and then maybe able to work till 7? I want my dogs to have long, healthy lives with me work and play! Because I kept hunting dogs and shepherds I spent so much time cleaning up after the different species hunters when off work. Now the dales work and play with me, and I get the fullest out of our relationship and they do to. They aren't for everyone . They will make decisions if you don't so being a leader and consistent is important.If they know what you expect, nothin them . Mine have passed average age 16 and working/ hunting with reg. Vet visitsi have trama vests for work made for each dog and protective vests/ collars for hog/ bear/ cougar hunting. They all seemed to pass soon after taking the from the work and hunt routine they know so my old guy, he's still hammer down and happy wide open. Hunters and departments give me flack because they aren't the breeds they expect..but..the dales win them over just by being the great all around dogs they are. Whatever your breed, or mix..just love them and give them the best life..and be good to everyone. Life is better with harmony. For me, dales have Bern the beauty of work, play and the reason after loosing my husband and twins in February, that I get up, and carry on.
Airedales are killer watchdogs. I had 3 of them. They would go nuts when someone's outside or at the door. And they can back it up if necessary. One summer night one of my neighbors was walking his dog, and his dog peed on our lawn. My sweet mellow female Airedale exploded THROUGH the metal screen door and attacked them both in the street. I had to run out and pull her off. Airedales are sweet and loyal to the family, including kids, but adult strangers, especially men, need to be "introduced " by the Airedale owners, or things can get ugly.
The blue one is the one I would never be without! Once you have been owned by a Kerry there is no other way to be. I miss him every day now that he is gone. There is a much smaller Kerry Blue Terrier Female in our house now and she has stolen everyone's heart.
He has a tail that was docked too short by a not very smart person. That is the way he came to me and I love him regardless of his tail. Also docking is still very legal in the USA. While I would prefer a long tail he is boy and he is perfect the way he is. Thank you for caring though :)
Further to the owner's comment, there is a minimum tail criteria in show circles, there is an allowance made for some docking as in certain cases the dogs tail will end up like a piece of broccoli. Our Kerry's tail was docked early in his life and he's a happy dog. These are the UK KC regs from their website. Tail Previously customarily docked. Docked: Set on high and carried erect. Undocked: Set on high of moderate length to give an overall balanced appearance. Thick at the base and evenly tapering to tip, straight as possible and carried jauntily. An excessively gay or curled tail undesirable.
A problem all Kerry Blue Terrier owners face is having their dog mistaken for something else. He was definitely all Kerry Blue, just with a tail docked too short and his ears never set, and a bit over the standard size, not a show dog. But he was an amazing dog!
This is torture for me. I have wanted a Kerry Blue or an Airedale for two years. I have allergies to dog dander. If anyone know about any solutions to the allergies, please tell me.
Darth Angral Kerries are actually considered to be a hypoalergenic dog since they don't shed (They have hair instead of fur like a poodle). i got one a few years ago since my sister and I wanted a dog but she's got some pretty bad allergies. We've had absolutely no trouble. Airdales are apparantly also on the list of "hypoalergenic" dogs. :)
there is no such thing as a totally non allergenic dog but there are however dogs better suited for people with allergies and your looking at 3 of them. also Portuguese water dogs and poodles are good too. there's a whole long list of them. good luck in your search :)
Out of the 3 the Kerry is the way to go, but you must do so only if you are ready to take on the special attitude of a top terrier. They are smart, strong willed dogs who will easily take over the leadership in a house if the people can be manipulated. Some say they are hard to train, I think they are fun to train and belong in homes where training is done. They are great sport competition dogs and truly a loyal companion. They do well in Agility, Barnhunt, Lure Course, Dock Diving, Rally, Obedience, etc and are incredibly versatile at their work. They excel when kept busy and well exercised. They make fabulous running companions, Both of mine have had this job! Not all do well with other dogs or small animals, they must be raised in a well socialized environment, around these animals, and taught to respect them, this is true of a lot of terriers.
It would really depend on the individuals, I would not want to watch though! A Kerry does not let go once it locks on, and an Airedale isn't likely to let go either. They can both be fierce blockheads! A Kerry is more loyal, an Airedale more of a clown.
@@davidjones3652 if you ever watched Kerrys spar in the show ring you might change your mind on that statement. These dogs were bred to take on badgers.
Are they the same sex? This has been four years, are either of them hurt by this time. Especially if they are same sex, I worry about that. Seems a pattern among my friends, especially with any terrier.
They are the same sex yes, both fixed. They never ever hurt each other even though they can look quite fierce! The Kerry passed away from cancer last fall and it makes my heart swell to see so many views of this video, I never expected it to get the views it has. I miss him every day. But Griffin has a new little sister Kerry who is in some of my new videos and he is a gentleman and very tolerant of her childish abuse. In some situations it can be very hard to have multiple males or multiple females (our Scottie is also a fixed male), but these 3 boys loved each other. It is always a smart choice to feed them in separate rooms, so there is no food aggression, but at my house they all sniff and check each others bowls anyways. Thank you for your comment and for watching.
Re. the loss, I always tell people "if you are a dog owner, no words are necessary" but if you have never loved a dog--there are no words that can make you understand". Amazing dogs you had/have though, and proof that there can be big differences from animal to animal, like your boys (as terriers especially) getting along. Still, as a general rule, mixing the sex works pretty well. I had a fierce male, and I mean fierce but our female Aussy, she treated him roughly--and he took it, never hurting his female
who knows, I expect an uneducated breeder and vet combo, I got this Kerry before I knew how to find a quality breeder, he was bred by a family that did not show.
They are all very beautiful and sweet, love watching them play ❤🐾😍🐾🍀
The Kerry Blue looks like the evil “shadow character” of your Airedale main character in a video game.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so true!
when the little Scotty showed up i started cracking up, this video needs likes
Thank you, they were certainly a fun trio!
My airedale plays exactly the same way. All three of your dogs ate lovely. Like the tweeting bird in the background too lol.
all dogs play this way. I have a Terrier though not one of these great ones. We go to dog park several times a week , times 5-6 years....every dog I have ever seen playing, plays like this. So that was a bird tweeting? it was kind of driving me crazy...lol
Terriers are the best
Indeed
OMG sooo beautiful both of them are my favorites airdale And Kerry blue 😍😍😍.
Three terriers ? You must be mad ! 😁
Just means that she loves dogs God bless you baby
I was thinking the same thing... 3 " terror's" as we terrier people call them
Adorable puppies playing ... Love them.
A very nice video. I found it interesting the Kerry Blue is the same size as the Airedale. We have a Airedale and he seems to be a giant compared to other Terriers including Kerry Blues. Our next Airedale will like Griffon. You have very nice dogs.
The last video my dad and I watched the day of surgery before he passed. Such a beautiful video. Thank you for posting it.
I am so sorry for your loss. I am glad you both enjoyed the video together though. This KBT was my heart dog and he is gone. The Airedale is 13.5 and his health is slowing down. It is so important to hold on to the joy of the moment. To hold the love we share.
@@FireBeeKBT Thank you. We are huge Airedale people but he was never able to get one. Sorry to hear about your Kerry Blue. I saw a Giant Schnauzer today which reminded me of him. Precisely, time moves faster than it should if you don't appreciate the moment.
Amazing.. thank you for Sharing .. I love them both 🙏
Have a Kerry myself, and whilst he is the most obstinate dog I have ever come across he is also one of the most affectionate and I wouldnt swap him for the world!
У меня упрямейшего не найти
lol tiny dog killed me XD
small terriers think they are big dogs......
The Good Friday agreement in dogs
Сейчас таких Керри уже не найти. У нас было две собаки этой породы. Одна умерла в 7 лет после прививок. Искали по стране-таких больше нет. Или все больны, или не обладают такими качествами, как была у нашей собаки. (Пенсионер)
I can’t tell if that’s a large Kerry or a small Airedale....and I don’t care, its too cute
A little of both Devin, Thank you for the comment! The were best buddies!
ive never seen a kerry with a tail docked so short before
Real dream team vid - kerry and airedale together
If you notice, the Kerry is the instigator. And the dales didn't even bark till the end. And after that not so loud bark...the Kerry backed off. Dales are sorta the Spock's of working dogs. The good of the one, the few, the many. And never kill wen a strike is enough. Never strike when words are enough. Never use words when understanding is enough. That's a dale
Отличные собаки.. С теплом к Вам.
Airdale:" Ouch, my ear! Let go you dumbass!" Kerry Blue lets go. Airedale pushes Kerry Blue:" Hee, hee, I was just pretending." Airedale books.
That Airedale is a puppy.
Please send one of this beautiful Airedale to Brazil 😁
I like large dog breeds but love the Kerry blue color. Do Kerry blues ever reach 50 pounds ?
I think, rarely - a large mail w/o proper exercise and good food only ... could... Exept lazy KBT's does not excist... so answer is no :)
Go KBT anyway :)
I''ve had two 110+ lb Airedales everything was afraid of them
Chief Muddy Bear , wow, we had a little female and she was the smallest of the litter but only got up to about 55 lbs. We had a female wire fox Terrier at the same time as the female Airedale and guess who was boss? The little Wire Fox Terrier. Lol. 😅😅😅.
This guy is smaller for a male, he is only 58 lbs.
110 lb Airedales are Oorangs.....
It's like the 6 nations of Rugby, only there's only 3 nations represented! We are missing the Poodle from France, the Neo Mastiff from Italy and the Welsh Terrier from Wales! Still, according to this video, Ireland trumps England and Scotland. Go Kerries!!
Beautiful💕💕
My Airedale's name is Griffin, too ! :D
Deserves more likes.
Thank you David, I hope you still enjoy coming back to watch it!
Beautiful dogs!
Which breed is better in terms of watch dog duties? Do they let you know if a stranger is around your house?
Always
The Kerry will always be the best watch dog out of the 3; however, when we lost him the other two picked up the duty and kind of split it. Now there is a new Kerry and she is taking the job over. Interestingly, she does not bark at the school bus or mail man... the Airedale does.
The Airedale barks at everyone
My experience is a good watchdog needs to know/ read people and make good decisions on wether the person is a threat then,or changes into a threat even though the dog is familiar with a regular visitor. People can inexplicably change for very little reason and we humans tend to not see it, are complacent until it's too too late. I love all 3 but without a question, the airedale is better quicker to see that as well as fearless. I've been using airedales instead of shepherds to train/ donate for handicapped..for years. I switched to airedales as my k9 partners instead of shepherds because they are good judges, quick to apply as much or little threat as needed. They also aren't massive shedders, don't have the hip and elbow issues so have much more than 5-6 years of work . I have a 9 year old and over 16 that not only still work but still hog, bear, coon and bird hunt with me and canoe. To each his own. Airedales were the first and well deserved, war dogs.Look up Jack the Airedale. He had been shot several times and kept going through war zone and died after multiple injuries and still completed his tasks. They, for me aren't barkers unless a good reason and will stop when needed. Affectionate and undaunted. You wouldn't believe when you s e the 16+ running, hunting or working that he was that old but for his grey face. Clear eyes, sharp mind and deeply loyal. The 9 year old was a show dog. I got her may of 2022? She fell right into all the excercise, work, and hunting . I love shepherds but 2 years of training and then maybe able to work till 7? I want my dogs to have long, healthy lives with me work and play! Because I kept hunting dogs and shepherds I spent so much time cleaning up after the different species hunters when off work. Now the dales work and play with me, and I get the fullest out of our relationship and they do to. They aren't for everyone . They will make decisions if you don't so being a leader and consistent is important.If they know what you expect, nothin them . Mine have passed average age 16 and working/ hunting with reg. Vet visitsi have trama vests for work made for each dog and protective vests/ collars for hog/ bear/ cougar hunting. They all seemed to pass soon after taking the from the work and hunt routine they know so my old guy, he's still hammer down and happy wide open. Hunters and departments give me flack because they aren't the breeds they expect..but..the dales win them over just by being the great all around dogs they are. Whatever your breed, or mix..just love them and give them the best life..and be good to everyone. Life is better with harmony. For me, dales have Bern the beauty of work, play and the reason after loosing my husband and twins in February, that I get up, and carry on.
Airedales are killer watchdogs. I had 3 of them.
They would go nuts when someone's outside or at the door. And they can back it up if necessary. One summer night one of my neighbors was walking his dog, and his dog peed on our lawn. My sweet mellow female Airedale exploded THROUGH the metal screen door and attacked them both in the street. I had to run out and pull her off. Airedales are sweet and loyal to the family, including kids, but adult strangers, especially men, need to be "introduced " by the Airedale owners, or things can get ugly.
THE LITTLE ONE STOLD THE SHOW ALL 3 WERE HILLARIOUS THE BLUE ONE BITES A LITTLE TOO HARD FOR ME
The blue one is the one I would never be without! Once you have been owned by a Kerry there is no other way to be. I miss him every day now that he is gone. There is a much smaller Kerry Blue Terrier Female in our house now and she has stolen everyone's heart.
The birdy is part of the action too
There were 2 parrots back then. We still have one of them, Hobbes is a Lesser Jardines and is now 19 years old.
Wild pups!
That Kery Terrier has a cut tail, something as far I know of is entirely illegal?
He has a tail that was docked too short by a not very smart person. That is the way he came to me and I love him regardless of his tail. Also docking is still very legal in the USA. While I would prefer a long tail he is boy and he is perfect the way he is. Thank you for caring though :)
Further to the owner's comment, there is a minimum tail criteria in show circles, there is an allowance made for some docking as in certain cases the dogs tail will end up like a piece of broccoli. Our Kerry's tail was docked early in his life and he's a happy dog.
These are the UK KC regs from their website.
Tail
Previously customarily docked.
Docked: Set on high and carried erect.
Undocked: Set on high of moderate length to give an overall balanced appearance. Thick at the base and evenly tapering to tip, straight as possible and carried jauntily. An excessively gay or curled tail undesirable.
Hermosos
According to me it's a schnauzer
A problem all Kerry Blue Terrier owners face is having their dog mistaken for something else. He was definitely all Kerry Blue, just with a tail docked too short and his ears never set, and a bit over the standard size, not a show dog. But he was an amazing dog!
😆😆😆😆👍👍👍
By and large, dogs are better than people and Airedales are better than dogs.....
I thought KBTs were a little bit smaller than Airedales 🤔
Are you sure it's a kerry blue terrier????????
This is torture for me. I have wanted a Kerry Blue or an Airedale for two years. I have allergies to dog dander. If anyone know about any solutions to the allergies, please tell me.
Darth Angral Kerries are actually considered to be a hypoalergenic dog since they don't shed (They have hair instead of fur like a poodle). i got one a few years ago since my sister and I wanted a dog but she's got some pretty bad allergies. We've had absolutely no trouble. Airdales are apparantly also on the list of "hypoalergenic" dogs. :)
there is no such thing as a totally non allergenic dog but there are however dogs better suited for people with allergies and your looking at 3 of them. also Portuguese water dogs and poodles are good too. there's a whole long list of them. good luck in your search :)
Out of the 3 the Kerry is the way to go, but you must do so only if you are ready to take on the special attitude of a top terrier. They are smart, strong willed dogs who will easily take over the leadership in a house if the people can be manipulated. Some say they are hard to train, I think they are fun to train and belong in homes where training is done. They are great sport competition dogs and truly a loyal companion. They do well in Agility, Barnhunt, Lure Course, Dock Diving, Rally, Obedience, etc and are incredibly versatile at their work. They excel when kept busy and well exercised. They make fabulous running companions, Both of mine have had this job! Not all do well with other dogs or small animals, they must be raised in a well socialized environment, around these animals, and taught to respect them, this is true of a lot of terriers.
Это же надо так изуродовать собаку. Кто так купирует хвост кери.
My Airedale sheds though, more than most I think, he has allergies.
Who would win in a real fight between a Kerry Blue and an Airedale?
It would really depend on the individuals, I would not want to watch though! A Kerry does not let go once it locks on, and an Airedale isn't likely to let go either. They can both be fierce blockheads! A Kerry is more loyal, an Airedale more of a clown.
The Airedale
@@davidjones3652 yeah I'd say so too. We used to have a Scottie and she was super tough. We're getting a Wheaten February 2022.
@@davidjones3652 if you ever watched Kerrys spar in the show ring you might change your mind on that statement. These dogs were bred to take on badgers.
Are they the same sex? This has been four years, are either of them hurt by this time. Especially if they are same sex, I worry about that. Seems a pattern among my friends, especially with any terrier.
They are the same sex yes, both fixed. They never ever hurt each other even though they can look quite fierce! The Kerry passed away from cancer last fall and it makes my heart swell to see so many views of this video, I never expected it to get the views it has. I miss him every day. But Griffin has a new little sister Kerry who is in some of my new videos and he is a gentleman and very tolerant of her childish abuse. In some situations it can be very hard to have multiple males or multiple females (our Scottie is also a fixed male), but these 3 boys loved each other. It is always a smart choice to feed them in separate rooms, so there is no food aggression, but at my house they all sniff and check each others bowls anyways. Thank you for your comment and for watching.
Re. the loss, I always tell people "if you are a dog owner, no words are necessary" but if you have never loved a dog--there are no words that can make you understand".
Amazing dogs you had/have though, and proof that there can be big differences from animal to animal, like your boys (as terriers especially) getting along. Still, as a general rule, mixing the sex works pretty well. I had a fierce male, and I mean fierce but our female Aussy, she treated him roughly--and he took it, never hurting his female
I bame the bird
Why did they cut the tail
who knows, I expect an uneducated breeder and vet combo, I got this Kerry before I knew how to find a quality breeder, he was bred by a family that did not show.