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Airedale Terrier There is perhaps no breed of dog that in so short a time has been improved so much as the Airedale. At a meeting of the first club which went by the name of the Airedale Terrier Club held in Manchester, the following standard of perfection and scale of points was drawn up and adopted: [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: when to put my Airedale down
Reese is a 13 1/2 yr old airedale terrier who has been soiling herself every day and doesn't realize she is doing so.. Her legs are weak but she is able to move around with arthritis meds. Reese generally is happy but sleeps a good part of the day. When is the right time to say good bye? I'm the only family member that thinks she has had a good life and now is the time to say goodbye. What are your thoughts out there? Many thanks! This is a heartwrenching decision!