Dogs are undeniably our loyal companions and best friends. They are protective, territorial, and are a member of the family. There are many different breeds, and for current and prospective dog parents, sometimes this can be tricky. If you are planning on getting a Terrier or just want to know more about them, in this video we highlight the difference between AN AIREDALE TERRIER vs. A WELCH TERRIER.


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➤Disclaimer: While the characteristics mentioned in this video may frequently represent the Airedale Terrier and the Welsh Terrier, dogs are individuals whose personalities and appearances will vary.