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Buy Jack Russell Puppies
If you would like a dog that can learn tricks, run an agility race or flyball in seconds, play until you can’t any more, and be an adoring companion when he’s not up to something-else, then a Jack Russell is the ideal dog for you. If you have time and patience a Jack Russell is the ideal family dog.
Personality and Temperament
The energetic Jack Russell is a small dog with lots of personality. He is friendly with people, but we mustn’t forget that he’s a terrier which means he could be a bit short-tempered with other dogs, so his fearless nature can sometimes get him into trouble when he decides to confront a bigger dog.
He is extremely used to having a daily structure and routine, but training sessions (if given them), should be short to keep interest levels up. Repetition bores him. A good Jack Russell is friendly and affectionate and not at all shy.
Like all dogs, the Jack Russell needs to socialize from an early age and have exposure to lots of different people, images, sounds and experiences when it is still a puppy. This will help to ensure that the Jack Russell puppy grows into a healthy, happy dog.
Life Expectancy
As with any species, the life expectancy of a Jack Russell varies greatly depending on his lifestyle, feeding habits and physical state. Although there is no exact method to assure that these animals live a long life, Jack Russells are usually a healthy, robust breed living somewhere between 10 and 15 years.
Weight and Average Size
Strong, agile and flexible, of average length, and although they are compact, small dogs they have tremendous stamina. They are rarely more than 25cm tall to their withers, and their ideal weight should be 1kg per 5cm in height (a dog of 20cm tall should weigh around 4kg).
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Compatibility with Children and Animals
It’s true that a Jack Russell is especially suited to families as its heritage as a hunting dog makes him an excellent companion once he has reached maturity. Even the most restless children will find him an affectionate loving playmate, although their unruly nature may overwhelm smaller children.
The Jack Russell is traditionally used for hunting, so he can become somewhat nervous around other dogs or animals. This is understandable if you consider that these animals could represent prey, as is the case with smaller dogs or cats.
Keep in mind
If you buy a Jack Russell you should remember that:
- A Jack Russell enjoys digging and can make a large hole in a short amount of time.
- You should have a safe, enclosed yard or garden to give him space for playing and burning off excess energy.
- Aggressiveness towards other dogs could be a serious problem if you do not teach your Jack Russell to get on with other canines from an early age.
- A Jack Russell thrives when he is with his family and should not be kept outdoors or in a kennel. Try to spend as much time as possible with him.
Jack Russells are extremely energetic and very active whether they are indoors or outdoors. They need several walks every day or games involving lots of movement. They are great companions when you want to out jogging.
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Compatibility with Children and Animals
It’s true that a Jack Russell is especially suited to families as its heritage as a hunting dog makes him an excellent companion once he has reached maturity. Even the most restless children will find him an affectionate loving playmate, although their unruly nature may overwhelm smaller children.
The Jack Russell is traditionally used for hunting, so he can become somewhat nervous around other dogs or animals. This is understandable if you consider that these animals could represent prey, as is the case with smaller dogs or cats.
Keep in mind
If you buy a Jack Russell you should remember that:
- A Jack Russell enjoys digging and can make a large hole in a short amount of time.
- You should have a safe, enclosed yard or garden to give him space for playing and burning off excess energy.
- Aggressiveness towards other dogs could be a serious problem if you do not teach your Jack Russell to get on with other canines from an early age.
- A Jack Russell thrives when he is with his family and should not be kept outdoors or in a kennel. Try to spend as much time as possible with him.
Jack Russells are extremely energetic and very active whether they are indoors or outdoors. They need several walks every day or games involving lots of movement. They are great companions when you want to out jogging.
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The Jack Russell at Home
Although this breed of dog are small enough to live in a smaller home, they are extremely active animals and need to be taken out for walks and exercise every day. Jack Russells can be very loyal companions of they are educated correctly and they can give many years of joy at home to those who take them in.
