Pilot's Acres - Airedale Puppies

06/04/2026

Opening our eyes! And our first nail clip.

05/31/2026

We are toddle-walking!!! Reserving now!!!

05/27/2026

Contact for puppy info. Reserving now.

05/24/2026

Pupdate! The littles are 8 days old!!! Just eating, sleeping and pottying right now. Fun times to come!!!

05/13/2026

Our own Donpanaire Walkin After Midnight Reydaleterrydale aka Patsy Cline is expecting 10 pups May 17th!! Patsy is a GCH CH BISS Reydaleterrydale Great Gatsby Rangle and Reydaleterrydale Jupiter Ascending. The Sire is Longvue Dare To Dream, Graham! We are hoping for a gorgeous and most importantly, healthy bunch of littles!!!

04/19/2026

Fun things happening at Pilots Acres! Patsy, our Grand Champion has successfully been bred to Longvue Dare to Dream, call name, Graham, he’s a pretty big deal! If you’ve applied for a puppy, we’ve definitely got you and will reach out very soon and those who have reserved on Jovie’s litter, you are all set. More to come!!!! Exciting times! I must add, in August we will add one more addition to our family at PA, Lori is 15 and will be our foreign exchange student from Taiwan! When she was a small girl, she had a book of dogs she carried around and she put a star on the pages of her favorite dogs, the Airedale page was given a star!!!! ⭐️ like I said, lots happening here! Lori would love to show a puppy this academic year and I’m thinking we can make that happen!

03/08/2026

Old and new. We are hoping for exciting news soon!!! Stay tuned!!!!

02/28/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/1HRh3PcS8U/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Last night (February 22, 2026), I was sitting in my garage when four men suddenly stormed in and attacked me, demanding my car keys.

It happened fast. Too fast.

One minute it was quiet. The next, I was on the ground, disoriented, trying to protect my head while they shouted for my keys. Through the chaos, I told them the keys were inside the house — hoping it would buy me a second to think.

They rushed in.

What they didn’t know… was that inside my home were my two Airedale Terriers.

My boys aren’t just dogs. They’re rescues. Once overlooked. Once labeled “too stubborn.” Once misunderstood for their strong personalities.

But that night, they were everything.

The moment those men crossed the doorway, my Airedales stepped forward — alert, fearless, steady as stone. They didn’t panic. They didn’t hesitate. They stood between the intruders and the rest of the house, powerful bodies firm, deep barks rolling through the room with unmistakable authority.

It wasn’t chaos.

It was courage.

The kind that says: “You’re not taking another step.”

The men froze. They weren’t expecting resistance from two dogs people often describe as playful or independent. Within seconds, they turned and ran.

And my dogs?

They didn’t chase.

They came back to me.

They stayed pressed against my side while I caught my breath — while the adrenaline faded — while I sat there with a bruised eye and a grateful heart, realizing the two rescue Airedale Terriers people once doubted were the same ones who stood between me and something far worse.

Airedales aren’t just bold and spirited.

They are loyal. They are intelligent. They are fiercely devoted to their family.

And sometimes, they are the reason you get to see another sunrise.

Rescue dogs aren’t “less than.”

Sometimes… they’re everything.

02/11/2026

02/11/2026

Old and new….