The Jack Russell Terrier is a white terrier dog bred in southern England in the 19th century, mainly for hunting European red foxes above and below ground. This terrier was developed by the Reverend John Russell, from whom it was named, for his ability to drive foxes from their dens and track them.

Jack Russell Terrier

In the early 19th century, a British church "hunting priest" named Jack Russell in Devon County improved the product of the breed, so it is called the Jack Russell Terrier. Lassier, who is passionate about fox hunting, is not satisfied with the breed of hunting dogs, and hopes to get a dog that has a strong fighting spirit and can chase prey in burrows, and is brave and alert. In addition to hunting foxes, Jack Russell Terriers can also repel rats. Cheerful and lively personality. Jack Russells are excitable and have a jovial personality. Loyal and an excellent guard dog. Although born with great vitality, their beautiful bodies will be deformed if they are not provided with vigorous exercise. The Jack Russell Terrier is full of energy, and its main charm lies in its intelligence, enthusiasm, and patient temperament.

Most dog breed clubs around the world do not recognize the Jack Russell as a separate breed. But the dog’s many virtues won’t be lost at dog shows. Perhaps more beneficial to many enthusiasts. As a working terrier, the Jack Russell Terrier must have the following characteristics: agility, alertness and confidence; balance in body length and shoulder height; medium body size and bone mass, explosive power and durability. The breed's natural appearance is also important: a rough, weather-resistant coat with a tight structure and clean outline. There are two types of coat: coarse hair and flat hair. His chest is small and soft, allowing him to track prey underground, and his legs are long enough to pursue prey. If they have scars or old injuries at work, they will not be affected from participating in the competition unless these injuries hinder their normal activities or affect their ability to work.

The development and origin of the Russell Terrier

In the early 19th century, an English church "hunting priest" named Jack Russell in Devon County improved the product's breed, so it was called the Jack Russell Terrier. Lassier, who is passionate about fox hunting, is not satisfied with the breed of hunting dogs, and hopes to get a dog that has a strong fighting spirit and can chase prey in burrows, and is brave and alert. In addition to hunting foxes, the Jack Russell Terrier can also repel rats and has a cheerful and lively personality.

Chinese name: Jack Russell Terrier

Alternative names: Jack Russell Terrier, Jack Russell Terrier

English name: Jack Russell Terrier

​Boundary:Animal Kingdom

​Phylum: Chordata

​Subphylum: Chordata subphylum

​Class: Mammalia

​Subclass: subclass Beast

​Order: Carnivora

​Family: Canidae

​Subfamily: Canine subfamily

Genus: Canis

​Distribution area: United Kingdom

​Origin: United Kingdom