Other names : Parson Terrier
Native country : Great Britain
History
This dog was named after Parson Jack Russell who lived in the county of Devon, England in the nineteenth century. The Parson developed this breed from old wire hair terriers to obtain a dog capable of forcing fox, rabbit, and boar to go to ground. Though the breed is very popular in England, it was not recognized until 1990. The FCI recognized the breed in 1994.
Description
This rustic, lively, fearless dog is independent, somewhat stubborn, and has a strong personality. He makes a devoted, affectionate pet and is easy to train.
Advice
The Jack Russell Terrier can adjust to life as a house dog provided he gets a lot of much needed exercise. The coat requires little care.
Function
Hunting dog. Pet.
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