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Rae
California
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
These dogs are so adorable. They have this curiosity level that will drive you mad but they really are very good dogs. They make good mini hunting dogs, are very friendly, and love to get out and do things as much as possible. Good dog for an active family or a single person with lots of time to do things with the dog, like walks, training, and play time. All around good dog. Usually very good temperament and highly active dogs.
These dogs are so adorable. They have this curiosity level that will drive you mad but they really are very good dogs. They make good mini hunting dogs, are very friendly, and love to get out and do things as much as possible. Good dog for an active family or a single person with lots of time to do things with the dog, like walks, training, and play time. All around good dog. Usually very good temperament and highly active dogs.
L
NY
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
Contrary to the profile on this breed, the Jack Russell is EXTREMELY active and demands constant exercise. If you cannot give this dog the attention and activity it requires, it will go nuts and tear up your house. Jack Russells are hunting dogs, not house pets. They need to run at least 2miles a day to be calm in the house. They are usually not good with children either and must be supervised when with kids.
Contrary to the profile on this breed, the Jack Russell is EXTREMELY active and demands constant exercise. If you cannot give this dog the attention and activity it requires, it will go nuts and tear up your house. Jack Russells are hunting dogs, not house pets. They need to run at least 2miles a day to be calm in the house. They are usually not good with children either and must be supervised when with kids.
'White Dove'
North Carolina
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
People told me that I did not want a JR because they were so hyper. This is not true with ours. She is very gentle even letting our little grand-daughter take food away from her. We got our JR from a local breeder who was giving her away. ( I have heard several horrible stories about why breeders give away adult dogs) We are very satisfied with her temperament.
People told me that I did not want a JR because they were so hyper. This is not true with ours. She is very gentle even letting our little grand-daughter take food away from her. We got our JR from a local breeder who was giving her away. ( I have heard several horrible stories about why breeders give away adult dogs) We are very satisfied with her temperament.
'doglady457'
Texas
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
I've noticed a lot of the comments about JRs mention how hyper they are, and how much attention and exercise they need. I must agree! I have a little guy who's half Jack Russell/half Boston, and I've come to a conclusion: the dog is smarter than a lot of people I've known, so I think he constantly needs to be challenged. Lots of indestructible toys and a big back yard have helped with mine, plus my other dogs keep him busy, too! Sweetest, most loving little dog I've ever seen, but he definitely is a handful!
I've noticed a lot of the comments about JRs mention how hyper they are, and how much attention and exercise they need. I must agree! I have a little guy who's half Jack Russell/half Boston, and I've come to a conclusion: the dog is smarter than a lot of people I've known, so I think he constantly needs to be challenged. Lots of indestructible toys and a big back yard have helped with mine, plus my other dogs keep him busy, too! Sweetest, most loving little dog I've ever seen, but he definitely is a handful!
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i have two jacks, one is shorthaired, one is rough haired. the older dog is 11yrs old, terrified of people & cars the other is 4yrs old,affraid of nothing & no one they are great big softies to my family also the young one loves every body.recently the older dog became very ill, unknown to us she had swallowed a lge amount of her rubber kong.a major operation had to be performed which saved her life so be warned they are strng chewers.