Jack Russell Terrier

• Origin and Crossbreeds: The Jack Russell Terrier originated in England and was bred for hunting foxes. They are primarily a purebred breed, though some may be mixed with other terrier breeds.

• Compatibility with Children and Babies: Generally good with children; their playful and energetic nature makes them suitable family pets.

• Compatibility with Other Pets: Can be territorial and may not get along well with other pets, especially smaller animals, unless properly socialized.

• Health Conditions: Prone to patellar luxation, deafness, and certain eye disorders.

• Habits: Highly energetic and intelligent; they require regular exercise and mental stimulation. They thrive on play and training activities.

• Social Life: Very social and friendly, they enjoy being around people but can be stubborn.

• Suitability for Home Life: Best suited for active families with access to outdoor space, as they need ample exercise.

• Eating Habits: Requires a balanced diet with appropriate portions to maintain a healthy weight.

• Average Monthly Expenses: Monthly costs range from £60-100 GBP, including food and healthcare.

• Encyclopedic Fact: The Jack Russell Terrier is known for its high energy levels and agility, often participating in various dog sports and activities.