Airedale Terriers, known for their independence and confidence, can manage alone time better than some other breeds, but they still require attention and interaction to thrive. If left alone for too long or too frequently, they can develop separation anxiety or exhibit destructive behaviors as a result of boredom and frustration. To help an Airedale cope with solitude, providing stimulating toys and ensuring they have a comfortable, secure space is essential. It’s also beneficial to establish a routine that includes periods of activity and relaxation before leaving them alone. This prepares them mentally for your absence. Gradually increasing the time spent alone can also help them adjust without stress.