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Jack Russells |
| Ad Information: |
| Breed: |
Jack Russell Terrier |
| Ad Number: |
83484 |
| Date Posted: |
10/30/2009 |
| Price: |
300 |
| Ad Text: |
These pups are crazy and energetic already! Only four boys left, so
shoot me an email so that you can come check them out. Email us
for more pictures and information. |
| Ad Owner Information: |
| City |
new castle |
| State |
Delaware |
| Country |
United States |
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| Jack Russell Terrier: | The Jack Russell Terrier is a land race breed, and that means it is particular suited to the cultural or natural environment that it originated from. A reverend named John Russell who wanted a dog that would get foxes out of their holes but not harm them developed this breed. If the fox was killed or hurt, the sport of the hunt would be ruined completely. A wide lot of body types are acceptable for this breed. Its main purpose was to extract foxes from their dens. This function is one specific marker of a Jack Russell Terrier. They're very spry because they can keep up with the larger hounds on long hunts that require loads of endurance, stamina, and strength. Today, they hunt, track, and perform tricks.
The Jack Russell Terrier has a predominately white coat. For a while, all white terriers were described as Jack Russell Terriers. However, nomenclature now reflects the dog's specific working traits. For instance, the coat color and gait are insignificant compared to its ability to work deep in fox dens. Thus, its chest size can't be too large. Since red foxes have a chest size about 12 to 14 inches in circumference, the Jack Russell Terrier can't surpass this. Old construction sites, rodent holes, and natural rock clefts are samples of hiding places for the Red Fox. Foxes have puffy fur and fine skeletal muscles that beguile viewers. Many people think foxes are big, but that's not true when it comes to getting in and out of the quarry or den.
The Jack Russell Terrier is mostly white, but it usually has tan or black markings on the face, chest, or tail. It is more than half white. They like to bark and dig. It was their principal job to alert hunters to foxes underground. They had to bark in case they got stuck in the hole, and they had to be able to do rudimentary digging to get them out in pinch. These dogs are very admirable because they're courageous, watchful, energetic, fun, and smart. Their spunk and gusto is admirable and honorable. Their fieldwork necessitates these qualities.
The Jack Russell Terrier is no stationary sitter. It needs lots of personal focus, exercise, and energy expenditures throughout the day. It's a small bundle of energy. Several organizations report that former Jack Russell owners discovered that their energy and time requirements for unmanageable. Sometimes, it's untenable for someone to deal with a high-energy dog. Don't let the compact size fool you. Other dogs are more lethargic. Furthermore, their long lifespan of 11 to 18 years is a little much for some. The good news is that healthy gene pools and lack of in breeding have contributed to energetic, long-lived Jack Russell Terriers.
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