Jack Russell Terrier Dogs are absolutely bursting with energy.
They possess a ready attitude, alertness, confidence, and great strength and endurance.
These kinds are also characterized as happy, bold, energetic and their greatest attribute is their working ability possibly followed by their excellent qualities as companion due to a unique personality of being highly intelligent and assertive by nature.
Nevertheless, the uniqueness of its kind is not considered as a dog-for-everyone because they, aforehand, are bred to hunt.
In fact, to have one is considered a big obligation for an owner.
Jack Russell Terriers need a regular exercise and a need to have a job whether it be keeping a yard free of rodents, ball games, or even just going for a run or long walk with its owner.
I even happened to have owned one and definitely true, that having a child under age of six with this kind of dog, can exactly be a problem, since having the natural assertive terrier characteristics, however, will not put up with even unintended abusive behavior from my child.
Oftentimes, a play from her pet can lead to a close fight making my child unable to understand the harsh part of the terrier's nature.
To be blunt, I should have considered a different breed and do not wish to have a hunting dog.
But, I never underestimated the attention requirements of the terrier and I am happy keeping my terrier with me.
She just does fine even being a small-dog.
Tenacious in the field and affectionate at home, of course, not to toddlers by the way.