My mum goes nuts over paper Airedales. She has a huge collection of 'em she keeps in a book. I told her she should start posting her paper 'dales because I still don't like being in pictures (just sometimes I let her take one).
She found this one in Sunday's newspaper. It was part of an advertisement for Pet Cancer Awareness. She's sure that puppy is an Airedale. I think it is, too, because we Airedales are the biggest terriers (we're the King of Terriers, or in my case, the Queen, you know) and that puppy is way bigger than that cat.
So maybe I'll persuade my mum to keep on posting her paper 'dales. (As much as she loves her paper 'dales, she loves me lots, lots, lots more than them.)
I love my mum, too. For Mother's Day I let her play with my favorite toy for two minutes.
Bye for now,
from Hannah
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
The Gill Brothers Airedale
Isn't he a handsome fellow? I found him in the August 8, 1913, edition of The Bemidji (Minnesota) Pioneer.

I love finding Airedales in ads, no matter the year. I know they were very popular in the 1920s but I hadn't realized that they were already popular in the 19-teens. These days it's uncommon to see Airedales in ads -- but I know all ADT lovers perk up when we see them.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Airedales are True Friends
In addition to loving Airedales, I enjoy family history and often search old newspapers for obituaries and other announcements. I was thrilled to find this ad for Velvet tobacco in the January 21, 1920, issue of The Steubenville Herald-Star. Isn't this drawing of an Airedale grand?!Airedales were popular in the 1920s but they didn't always look like our Airedales of today. This one does!
He's part of an ad for Velvet tobacco. While I don't condone the use of tobacco I certainly appreciate Velvet's choice to use an Airedale to represent a true friend.

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I hope you're enjoying your Airedale and find that he or she is the truest friend you've ever had!
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