Skip to content- The Jack Russell Terrier was originally bred in England in the 19th century for fox hunting.
- They were named after their breeder, Reverend John Russell.
- Jack Russells have a strong prey drive and are known for their exceptional hunting skills.
- They are small in size, typically weighing between 13 and 17 pounds.
- Jack Russells have a distinctive white coat with patches of black, tan, or brown.
- These dogs are incredibly active and require plenty of exercises to keep them happy and healthy.
- Jack Russells are known for their intelligence and are often used in movies and television shows.
- Despite their small size, they have big personalities and are known to be very assertive.
- Jack Russells can be stubborn and independent, but they are also very loyal to their owners.
- They are good with children, but their high energy levels may be too much for young kids to handle.
- Jack Russells have a life expectancy of around 13-16 years.
- These dogs are prone to a number of health issues, including deafness and eye problems.
- Jack Russells are known for their strong jaws and love of chewing.
- They are also great diggers and enjoy burrowing into the ground.
- Jack Russells are excellent watchdogs and will bark at anything they perceive as a threat.
- These dogs are very social and love to be around people.
- Jack Russells are not well-suited for apartment living and require a lot of space to run and play.
- They are highly trainable and excel in agility competitions.
- Jack Russells are often used as therapy dogs due to their friendly and affectionate nature.
- Despite their small size, they have big hearts and are sure to win over anyone they meet.
