| What a personality they have! Remember
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| | There are 3 types of Jack Russell Terrier
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| Mighty Dog? He was a Jack Russell
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| | coat:
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| Terrier! Celebrity status for these
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| | 1. Smooth coated
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| little guys too...wow!
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| | 2. Rough coated
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| Firstly, the Parson Russell Terrier, the
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| | 3. Broken coated.
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| Australian Jack Russell Terrier and the
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| | Jack's are predominantly colored white
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| Russell Terrier ARE NOT the Jack Russell
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| | (at least 51%), and can have black, tan
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| Terrier. These are not working breeds.
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| | or tricolor markings on the head and the
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| They are companions and show dogs.
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| | base of the tail. They have a scissor
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| The Parson is a breed that was created by
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| | bite and small V-shaped ears that ideally
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| further narrowing of the breed. The
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| | flop forward. Their tails are usually
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| Australian and the Russell are newer
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| | docked to the length of a hand grip, and
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| breeds still and were only recognized in
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| | are straight and help high.
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| parts of the world in 2001. The claim
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| | JRTs are high-energy and super
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| there is that they were bred from dogs
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| | intelligent. This means that a 1st time
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| out of England. The name "Jack Russell"
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| | dog owner should think through getting a
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| has been used to describe a wide array of
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| | JRT as a companion. They need to be
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| little white terriers, but it is now most
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| | exercised and have their minds stimulated
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| commonly used to describe the working
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| | on an ongoing, daily basis. They need
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| variety.
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| | intensive training, as they can get into
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| These little guys are fox hunters. They
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| | a lot of mischief otherwise. JRTs are
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| help hunters by scaring out the foxes
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| | prone to digging in the yard, incessant
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| from their dens, and other animals from
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| | barking (as they want to hunt anything
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| their burrows.
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| | furry or anything they see that moves
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| When judging the Jack Russell Terrier,
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| | outside), escaping and exploring.
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| what is the most important physical
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| | They are certainly not a typical "lap
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| attribute is their chest size, not their
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| | dog" even though they are small. They are
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| coloring, expression or the way they
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| | always on the go. If you have other
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| walk, unlike many other breeds.
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| | little animals in the home, such as
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| Basically, in shows, dogs are judged by
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| | guinea pigs, hamsters, birds, cats,
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| how well they meet their standards set
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| | lizards, etc., it would be a good idea to
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| for the breed. This always relates
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| | rethink adopting a JRT. They will want to
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| directly to what kind of dog they are,
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| | hunt these little pets...That's what they
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| and what they were bred to do. If a Jack
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| | are bred for!
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| Russell Terrier has a large chest, they
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| | Mirrorpix Posters Prints - 5 Jack Russell
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| are not able to fulfill their duties as a
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| | Puppies That were Abandoned on Christmas
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| hunting aid, since they would be unable
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| | Eve, January 2001 Art Photographic Print
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| to enter a den or dig into a
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| | - Artist: Mirrorpix - Poster Size: 4JRTs
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| burrow...They simply don't fit!
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| | really think they are tough and have a
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| Red Fox are their main targets in
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| | "little man syndrome". In their heads,
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| hunting. It's chest can be no larger than
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| | they are big dogs. Therefore, it is
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| the animal it's pursuing. Red fox make
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| | absolutely imperative that they be on a
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| their dens in a huge variety of
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| | leash when around other dogs, especially
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| interesting places: old rabbit holes,
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| | large dogs, as they will be fearless and
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| badger settes, crawl spaces, drain pipes,
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| | either try to bark at them or instigate a
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| groundhog dens, under tree roots, etc.
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| | fight.
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| The size of a red fox can vary, but on
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| | With great care, a JRT can live between
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| average they weight approximately 6.4 kg
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| | 14-21 yrs. This is a wonderful blessing!
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| and have a chest circumference of 30-36
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| | Love your terrier!
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| cm.
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