Jack Russell Terrier
Jack Russell Terriers
usually suffer from pancreatitis
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Breed characteristics
A terrier of strong, active work, of great character, with a flexible body, of medium length. His deft movement matches his keen expression. The tail cut is optional and the mantle can be short, hard or brittle.
- 25 and 30 cm in height at the withers.
- 5 – 6 kg.
- Very good.
- A dog for work and hunting.
- They are extremely active dogs, inquisitive, vivacious and hunters so they require open spaces where to exercise to be able to give free rein to their inexhaustible energy and endless curiosity.
- Britain.
- From 10 to 13 years old.
Common illnesses
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Crystalline Dislocation
Gum Disease
Respiratory Problems
Skin Diseases
Pancreatitis
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Breed origins
THIS BREED, Jack Russell Terrier, was originated in England around 1800. Thanks to the Reverend John Russell, who developed a style of Fox Terriers that suited his needs, those of a dog that ran with its foxhounds and could also be thrown to earth by the fox and other prey. These included two varieties basically with similar standards, except for some difference, mainly in height and proportions, the highest, built more square, known as the Parson Russell Terrier and the shorter, slightly longer, is known as the Jack Russell Terrier .
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