Russell wanted to create a working terrier who would hunt with hounds, fox hunting so the hounds could chase them.
The Jack Russell Terrier was developed in the 19th century by Parson John Russell in Southern England. The name of the AKC-recognised Jack Russell Terrier was changed to Parson Russell Terrier, making them a separate breed and to differentiate it from the dogs registered by the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America. The Jack Russell Terrier Association of America sought recognition by the American Kennel Club, which was granted in 2000. This resulted in two different national associations for the breed - the original Jack Russell Terrier Club of America, who consider the Jack purely a hunting dog, and the Jack Russell Terrier Association of America. While trying to get recognition, the breed fought protests from fans who feared AKC recognition was not good for the breed. The Jack Russell breed was not originally welcomed into the American Kennel Club (AKC). Read on below to find out more about this dynamic canine. If you’re interested in this energetic little companion and are looking for a dog to play fetch with, learn tricks, and don’t mind them chewing, digging and barking, this pup might just be for you.
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Jack Russells are a favorite among horse owners, dog sports enthusiasts, animal trainers for film and television and people who love their fearless personality, boundless energy, entertaining antics and portable size.
They love to be outside and require a lot of exercise everyday, making them a great pet for those who spend time outdoors. Jack Russells are athletic dogs that have an intense desire to hunt and thrive when kept entertained. These purebred dogs can be charming and affectionate, and, although highly trainable, you’ll need a lot of patience and are not usually suited to first time dog owners. The Jack Russell Terrier, also known as the Parson Russell Terrier, is a lively, independent and clever little dog.
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