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This article is from the Airedale Terrier Breed FAQ, by Kathy Dowd with numerous contributions by others.
Another activity which Airedales are becoming more active in is Search
and Rescue. For more information on SAR activities and what it takes
to become a certified SAR dog, please visit the page maintained by
Karen Clouston. Karen is an active Airedale SAR trainer.
* http://www.worldgate.com/~dognyard/
Karen also provides pictures of working SAR dogs, and explains what
training a SAR dog means. The people that choose to train SAR must be
a dedicated as the dogs that they are training.
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