/r/jackrussellterrier
This is a space designed to show off your Jack, or your terrier mix. We all know that Jacks are more of a dog type than anything of specific pedigree.
The little dogs were bred to work in the fields, flushing rodents, keeping up with horses on a fox hunt, and all at around 15 pounds!
Also feel free to present any queries you have about Jacks and hopefully one of us will have the knowledge to help, or at least point you in the right direction. As we all know, sometimes JRTs have some peculiar qualities, and unique problems that other owners may not be acquainted with.
Check out these links for more help.
/r/terrier - An all terrier breed Reddit!
Many thanks for the wonderful header image to scriptKittie!
Credit to /u/a_bi_polarbear for our adorable Banner Dog: Spotz!
/r/jackrussellterrier
Only took four hours of walking town and playing fetch in a hilly park to earn a little nap 😴
My favorite little weirdo.
We had fun exploring the Buffalo River in Arkansas. The sandy paws were just the beginning!
Her nose was pink when born but has now started to develop black markings as you can see.
She is white all over so is there a possibility she'll develop markings with age?
12 days old in this picture.
Another hot summer's morning.
Hey has severe allergies on his arms and inner elbows and under his chin! Is their anything natural I can do to heal the rough skin ?Much appreciated
Dottie loves playing soccer with us, using her nose and front paws, and a squeaky toy in the mouth. Carson is giving it a try, I hope they will learn to play against each other! ⚽️
Everyone on here will know that Jacks don’t walk everywhere, they run.
I have a 7 month old, and she’s on the go 247, and she just doesn’t appear to be filling out.
I temporarily went to twice per day feeding, but I’ve since gone back to 3 times per day.
I’m also interested to know what others are feeding their dogs. Im becoming more and more conscious of what is in dog food, and what impact this has on their healths longer term