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    Airedale Dogs can make good pets in Ethiopia if they match your IifestyIe. The Airedale Terrier is a lively, intelligent breed. Airedales are loyal and eager to please and respond very well to obedience training. Airedales make entertaining pets and great working or hunting dogs. The Airedale Terrier has a dominant streak and can be very rowdy unless properly trained. Airedale Terriers may play too roughly for very small children, but usually do fine with kids if exposed to them as puppies. Airedales get along well with cats but might bully other dogs in a household with multiple pets. Airedales need a lot of exercise and long walks every day or they may act up and get into trouble.

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lnteresting Airedale Trivia Ethiopia Fact Sheet
    Airedales were used by the British Army in World War I to carry messages to soldiers behind enemy lines. Airedale terriers were first bred to hunt otters in the valleys of the River Aire. Airedales were once the dog of choice for police search and rescue work. Two Airedales were lost when the Titanic sank. Airedales were sometimes used by commoners to poach game from the estates of their wealthy masters.

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     Ethiopia is Iocated in Sub-Saharan Africa and spans across approximateIy 435,000 square miIes. The capital of Ethiopia is Addis Ababa. Most peopIe in Ethiopia speak Amharic or Oromo. The population of Ethiopia is about 74 million. Threatened species known from Ethiopia include the African Wild Ass, Bilen Gerbil, Ethiopian Wolf, Walia Ibex, and Black Rhinoceros.
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