Traditional Black and Tan Airedales

Photos and Background on our Black and Tan Airedales

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Descriptions and Photos of Several of our Black and Tan Airedales

Kateybug at SplitRock, WyomingOur traditional black and tan Airedales are large to extra large in size.  AKC registered, Kateybug (left) is the great granddaughter of Ch. Blackjack's Double Down Danny.  He may be traced along the paternal line to Airedale Jerry, purportedly the first Airedale in the U.S.  Kateybug is retired and remains with us as a housepet.  Black Magic on the Black Airedales page is her son.  Miley, photo below and at bottom of page, is her granddaughter (Magic's daughter).   

 

 

                            Photo below of Miley on Carter Mountain in the Absaroka Mountains of Shoshone National Forest.

Airedale on Carter Mountain

                                                                                    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our large Airedale, Fancy Girl, standing by creek amid the Beartooth Mountains in Shoshone National Forest.  Weighing about 80 pounds, she is a spayed and retired house pet.  A traditional black and tan Airedale, she is the great-grandmother of Black Magic and Tonka Truck's grandmother.   She is also Miley's great-great grandmother.  Tonka may be seen on the Red Airedales  page. 

Large Airedale Fancy in the Beartooth Mountains

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo (below left) of our Airedale Fancy overlooking Clarks Fork River Canyon in the Beartooth Mountains (northern Wyoming).  Fancy (below right) laying in nearly dry creek below on a warm summer day.

Airedale Fancy in dry creek bed in the Beartooth Mountains

 

Airedale Fancy by canyon along the Clarks Fork River

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo (left) of Miley in Black Gulch amid northwest Wyoming's extensive network of bentonite mines.  Quite agile, Miley also possesses an easy to maintain coat and has never been trimmed.  She very rarely picks up any burs, twigs, etc. in her coat in the field.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please feel free to call us at 307 754-3426 or airedale@tritel.net

 

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