Did you know that a Jack Russell Terrier has a sturdy, compact body with either a short, hard coat or a rough, wiry coat. They are a handy size, full of character, and makes for a wonderful sporty companion as well as a house pet. Though they are intelligent, they can be difficult to train because of stubborn nature and high activity level. This breed is very affectionate with his family and usually friendly toward strangers. They can be easily distracted, particularly by scent and should be kept on leash when taken outside. Training method should be consistent and firm from puppy hood.
Size: The Jack Russell Terrier stands only 11-14in at the shoulder and they weigh between 10-16lb.
History and origin: Jack Russell was initially developed by Reverend Jack Russell in Devonshire, England who died about 100 years ago. He built up a strain of wire-haired fox Terriers that would hunt with his hounds. They would also go to ground and jet for the fox. Jack Russell was one of the earliest members of the West Country shows and Kennel Club.
Feeding: It is recommended when feeding Jack Russell’s that ½ - 1can of high quality meat product (13.3oz size) with biscuit added in same amount by volume or 1 ½ cupfuls of a complete, dry food.
Exercise: Although this breed is suitable for apartment life provided that they get daily exercise. However, this breed needs regular activity to curb there restlessness. They loves to play with a ball and can be a good retriever.
Grooming: A daily brushing with a stiff brush is recommended to keep his coat in good condition.
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