The Airedale

Haynes, Williams · 1970

Note: Images of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/airedale00haynrich It was in the Merchants' Hotel, Manchester--a famous gathering place for the dog fanciers of the English Midlands, the most thickly dog populated district in the whole world--that one autumn evening I heard the best definition of an Airedale that I ever knew. A party of us, fresh from some bench show, were seated round a table waiting for dinner, and naturally we were talking dog, telling dog stories, anecdotes, and jokes. I gave the American definition of a dachshund; "half a dog high and a dog and a half long," and Theodore Marples, editor of _Our Dogs_…

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