Jack russel The Jack Russell terrier is a small but solid and spunky breed. These dogs stand only about a foot tall but pack plenty of personality and adventure into their compact, muscular bodies. The JRT, as it’s sometimes referred to, is both an agile hunting dog and a fun-loving family companion. 1 Eladó jack russel terrier jófogás 2 The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier that has its origins in fox hunting in England. It is principally white-bodied and smooth, rough or broken-coated and can be any colour. Small tan and white terriers that technically belong to other breeds are sometimes known erroneously as "Jack Russells". 3 Drótszőrű jack russel terrier 4 The Jack Russell Terrier is a fearless, not to mention tenacious, working terrier, bred to go to ground for work and loves to dig. He’s confident, alert and always ready for work. His weatherproof coat may be broken or smooth; his small, flexible chest helps him pursue underground quarry; and his long legs help him trail fast-running game. 5 The Jack Russell terrier is a true working terrier. The breed takes its name from the Reverend John Russell, who bred one of the finest strains of terriers for working fox in England. The Jack Russell is a baying terrier, meaning the dog should flush out the fox with his steady barking but is never to kill his prey. 6 Developed in England some years ago to hunt foxes, the Jack Russell Terrier, also known as the Parson Russell Terrier, is a lively, independent, and clever little dog. They’re charming and. 7 Mennyibe kerül egy jack russell terrier 8 A Jack Russell terrier egy angol kutyafajta, melyet Jack Russell angol plébános a drótszőrű foxterrier és egyéb angol terrierek kereszteződéséből a kisebb vadállatok, rókák, borzok, rágcsálók előcsalogatására tenyésztett ki. 9 A brit gyökerekkel rendelkező Jack Russel Terrier kicsi, okos és mozgékony – az egyelőre fiatalnak mondható kutyafajta szép számú rajongót tudhat magáénak. 10 The Jack Russell Terrier is highly intelligent and can learn almost anything – very, very quickly. The hardest part of training a Jack Russell is convincing this cheerful but assertive little guy that he actually has to DO what he has learned, when you say so, even when he's not in the mood. 11