The Airedale terrier burst onto the scene in the 19th century. He gained fame in World War I, when he served in both the British and German armies as a messenger, and was cherished for his ability to sustain injuries and still deliver dispatches. As an ambulance dog, he saved lives by helping to locate wounded soldiers on the battlefield. The Airedale’s heroic history translates wonderfully to a home environment.Read Story
Also known as the sacred cat of Burma, Birmans are a popular breed of domestic cat known for their friendly disposition and clear blue eyes. Active, yet gentle, Birmans are generally calm and mild-mannered, and normally get along with other household pets and children.Read Story