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I like your channel, My JRT Luna is 2 years old. Never had the crate. Training, with toys and long walks. Did al lot of training, I still train. Love my Luna, always reward them for good behavior. She can be alone, but every JRT owner must invest hours in training. They are so funny, full of love ❤️
Our Jack...Bandit loves his backyard we live in Arizona Bandit had a fenced in Acre to run...play and Dig oh my gosh he loves to dig at night my husband takes him out to use the Bathroom and will not leave him unattended because of Owls and the Desert Coyotes.
When we moved house last year our female jack got out the front 3 times and ran onto the road. We eventually managed to install a baby gate in the house (unfortunately the one from the old house had broken & we couldn’t find one in stock straight away). Then this year we installed gates on the drive. Thankfully we do have a back garden our dogs can run around in safely.
I'm so glad I found your videos. My 5 month old. Buddy and 8 week old Shiloh act exactly like this. We adopted them from the shelter. They sure do keep me busy. My poor back yard and my walls. I Love them so much no matter what damage they do. They have my energy
Watching this with my female jack snuggled next to me. After trying MANY foods (as the breeder gave us dreadful food & our dogs are soooooo fussy) we have found that the best kibble our jacks will consistently eat is “Royal canin jack russel” and for meat we use a few different ones. Royal canin are good because they make many breed specific foods for dogs. Yep got a whole toy box full of toys. Tug toys, balls, antlers, chewy toy etc.
JRs absolutelly hate crates or any kind of boxes. They are not stupid dogs. Our had one small room as "safehouse" when he was puppy so no stuff to brake or to swallow. Body harness is bad since when you pull them it doesnt matter for them. Collar is better. Leash 1.6m long is best, but if you train them well you dont need the leash to be all the time. I liked yor video "10 weird things JRs do". It was so true.
Make sure you get a harness that has a ring on the front. Retractable leashes can be confusing. The leather 3 position 2 clip leashes work really well and can be adjusted to what you are doing and also let you walk 2 dogs at a time.
I'm so happy this exists as I might be getting a jack Russel I had one and she was not fun she would bite and be bold sadly she was stolen I really miss her but we might be getting a new jack Russel they are nice dogs my 2 nd FAVOURITE terrier
Additionally I really like a dog seat belt that clips to the harness - we have one that clicks right into seat belt buckle....our dog wants to sit on my lap and that device keeps her at least in her seat! Thinking along those lines - How about a video on car ride safety if you haven’t done one LOL. First thing I learned pretty quick was the ‘window lock’ feature! They are so all over the place, gotta have that ‘on’! Thanks for the video!
Hi there, I adopted a Terri mix I was told,so come 2 find he is jrt from his traits,but a shelter dog is who is is,he hides in the bdrm closet ,so I let him cause I think he feels safe!!!
I am so excited to get my Jr puppy! Even if it's probably going to be in June next year. I used to have one that I love the most and I just absolutely am going to get a Jr again!
I found this video really useful. I have got a harness which also came with a seatbelt restraint. Regarding digging, I am thinking of providing a digging pit. I have bought ten toys of varying types as a start. Buying them was funny as I could not resist making the squeaker toys squeek 😂 By the way I am getting a male JRT and his name is Eggsy.
Regarding the crate i think it depends. For example my jackrussell tho even he is only like 6 months old. When we leave he has the living room to himself but he does not break anything. I can see him on the camera waiting in front of the door until we come back. I was afraid to put him in crate and took the risk.
Very true they are fussy eaters but for toy's my little one has two boxes of them but one thing never had a problem with them great little fur babies 🐾
I'm not a fact of retractable leashes. They aren't a good ide, it can be too much freedom on a walk and the cord style line can trip up and cut if your pup starts running in circles. I'm a fan of fillable kong toys for distraction and fun, plus the chewing and kicking makes them tired. Last make sure if you're using a harness it fits well. JRT shoulders are designed to deeply fold to dig and move in holes. My girl has pulled out of some of the best harnesses on the market with just 1-2 pound weight changes, including brilliant k9 and wilderdog.
I love Kong dog toys. We have a Jack chi and he is a very aggressive chewer. Kong toys are the only ones that have been able to withstand his aggressive chewing.
It can be a struggle in the beginning. Biggest tips would be to remember they are small and food and water moves fast through them. Stick to a routine and don't break and just keep at it. Oh and always reward the behavior you want to see. They are smart and want to please you in that fashion so it will get better.
No... My Jack Russell doesnt like any toys, and i bought him alot. All he likes are 2 litre plastic bottles, he throws them all around and likes the crunching sound they make.
They vary quite a bit in personality. They can chew up furniture, bark quite a bit, run off suddenly and jump everywhere, especially on counters. I never created mine. Reserve a lot of time for exercise, as that will tire out the JRT and bend you together. A harness for the car is probably a good idea. Buy plenty of things for the dog to chew on. Mine could go through a chew toy in an hour- she only wanted the chewy center. I finally bought her chew bones, dispose of them when done. My dog would jump on everyone in search of affection, and it took a long time to get her out of that habit.
Continuing my reply, I would not keep other pets around except ( perhaps) other dogs. Definitely no cats or rodents. Have the dog neutered. Unless you have a fenced in yard, prepare to walk for hours in all types of weather. My JRT was a terror, chewed up furniture and carved attention. She was also affectionate, loved people and was incredibly loyal I miss her every day. She was more like a child than a dog. She taught me to love and respect animals.
I have a 14 year old JRT rescue that I have had for 10 years. Most awesome dog ever: He is super calm, loves people and attention. He is the EXCEPTION. I now also have a 4 month old female JRT puppy. She is a maniac. She harasses the old guy. Rips everything apart. But is super smart and also loves attention. She is a lot of work but I am retired and a certified trainer. Go to the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America and read up on it. They are not for everybody. Fearless and very independent, they have a mind of their own. Combined with their smarts and their speed, they can be a handful. But if you are willing to put the time in, they are the most awesome dogs you will ever own.
How would you feel if you were stuck into a crate while the person you love went away ? My dog goes everywhere with me if she can't then we don't go. Crating is cruel.
I dont like crates either but I have one that I will only use in neccesary situations and a high in energy dog like JRT does not like being constrained. I live in an apartment building so i put her in the bedroom when neccesary if i leave her. We all cant take our dogs anywhere, some places do not allow dogs like the grocery store but a crate does have its place
My dog thi KS her crate is a safe place and isn't hardly ever put in it. She goes in it on her own. When she thinks it's time for bed and I don't go to bed she will go and sleep in her crate.
Aloha! I didn't see the link for the food and water system that you like. Can you provide one please? Thank you for all of this info, we are getting a pup soon and this has been very enlightening. We have always had xl dogs lol, mastiffs, we are excited!
We got the weathertech food bowl set up. Works great. Tray that holds the bowls has a gutter that catches flying food and water. Kinda expensive, but worth it.
OMG… the shock collar/ E-collar is a great tool , love it Mine cost under $25 and it has beep , vibrate, shock .. My JRussell is so smart -she knows Tha beep then vibrate then low shock if she doesn’t obey … used low shock 1 time & she remembers.., don’t need it again bc she knows that as free beep , vibrate is shock if she doesn’t obey … she now stays away from the street and really obeys great … Thanks so much .. E collar works so well.. and cost so little plus at night the little light on it helps so much to keep her in sight…. A must have to keep your baby dog SAFE… you really don’t need to shock your dog at all.. and a shock on her neck is like a pinch bc I tried it .. that’s a lot better than a car tire running over her ! Thanks again for the E collar 👍😎
A leather collar with a lead is the best way of controlling your dog! What's all this about harnesses all of a sudden? They're useless. Ask Cesar Milan.... and me!
Dog crates virtually unknown in the UK. First time I heard about them I thought it was the cruellest thing ever. I've seen the reasoning but it still seems like dog torture. I use a mid-length lead that I control with two hands. It's about six foot long but I feed it in and out as required. I use a halter and a collar. I hate just halters for dogs - pretty much no control with one - they make it super comfortable for a dog to pull. Literally nonsense that a halter makes it harder for a dog to pull. Have you seen dog sleds? The halters with a front connection are much better but not perfect. I use collar and a halter with a back connection with a chain between them, in case one or other fails. Clicker training baffles me. He hates the noise. How often do you see people using clickers with older dogs? Why not? Because it does nothing. You got sold a clicker. Good for you. A terrier is a nose with four legs attached. They don't have ears, that's why they never recognise their name and why a clicker can't work. You see how often people use clickers in obedience trials? Yeah, never. Treats, check. Food bowls - don't get those elevated bowl holders. They're especially bad for big dogs but not great for any dog. Like an inch off the ground is fine, but more than that and you risk bloat. Jack Russell? Picky Eater? Hahahaha. Oh, sorry, I was extrapolating one dog's behaviour for all dogs' behaviour. Got a Russell that will eat anything. Toys? Absolutely mental here. Kong Teddy holding up. Various high end balls, rope toys, mini rugby balls, clockwork rats (retired - got dangerous) - all grist to the mill. Dog shampoo? See above ref water. Brush plus lick pad with peanut butter or whatever. No matter how much you brush you will only get 10% of the hairs that you'll find on your good shirt. Shock collar? Electric dog fence? Mebbe just hack off a leg and see how that slows them down. Sparks has a seven foot block wall at the back garden. He watched cats and figured out that he could hop from one flower bed to another (they were staggered at the edge of the garden) to reach the wall. We have video of him mounting it with his little elbows and hauling his sausage body onto the wall. This wall ran seamlessly about seven houses down the development. Now picture me on the wall like an errant pirate walking the plank, shouting at him to come back. Rather that than an electric collar. The digging is mental. Concrete planters around the perimeter are a solution, but expensive. You can drive metal stakes along a fence line, or put cement blocks along it (bear in mind that narrow blocks will just fall on your dog if it digs under them, so better to go with edging slabs) but whatever you do you better do it good. Dogs have time on their paws and will use it to find a way.
when your first accessory is a cage, you loose every credibility.. why are you people promoting this torture thing, when dogs can be trained so easily without torture.. ugh..
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Why do they get angry when you go near there toy's thanks
Treats
I like your channel, My JRT Luna is 2 years old. Never had the crate. Training, with toys and long walks. Did al lot of training, I still train. Love my Luna, always reward them for good behavior. She can be alone, but every JRT owner must invest hours in training. They are so funny, full of love ❤️
Our Jack...Bandit loves his backyard we live in Arizona Bandit had a fenced in Acre to run...play and Dig oh my gosh he loves to dig at night my husband takes him out to use the Bathroom and will not leave him unattended because of Owls and the Desert Coyotes.
When we moved house last year our female jack got out the front 3 times and ran onto the road. We eventually managed to install a baby gate in the house (unfortunately the one from the old house had broken & we couldn’t find one in stock straight away). Then this year we installed gates on the drive. Thankfully we do have a back garden our dogs can run around in safely.
I'm so glad I found your videos. My 5 month old. Buddy and 8 week old Shiloh act exactly like this. We adopted them from the shelter. They sure do keep me busy. My poor back yard and my walls. I Love them so much no matter what damage they do. They have my energy
I picked up my puppy today
Watching this with my female jack snuggled next to me. After trying MANY foods (as the breeder gave us dreadful food & our dogs are soooooo fussy) we have found that the best kibble our jacks will consistently eat is “Royal canin jack russel” and for meat we use a few different ones. Royal canin are good because they make many breed specific foods for dogs.
Yep got a whole toy box full of toys. Tug toys, balls, antlers, chewy toy etc.
Thank you 😊
JRs absolutelly hate crates or any kind of boxes. They are not stupid dogs. Our had one small room as "safehouse" when he was puppy so no stuff to brake or to swallow. Body harness is bad since when you pull them it doesnt matter for them. Collar is better. Leash 1.6m long is best, but if you train them well you dont need the leash to be all the time. I liked yor video "10 weird things JRs do". It was so true.
Make sure you get a harness that has a ring on the front. Retractable leashes can be confusing. The leather 3 position 2 clip leashes work really well and can be adjusted to what you are doing and also let you walk 2 dogs at a time.
retractable leashes are so awful!
So basically everything that we need for a dog in general 😉
We bought a bunch of quality toys for Norman our new Jack puppy!. His favourite, an old football sock with a knot in the middle!. 🤣 Go figure!.
On my 4th JRT, 2 at the moment.
Great stuff
I'm so happy this exists as I might be getting a jack Russel I had one and she was not fun she would bite and be bold sadly she was stolen I really miss her but we might be getting a new jack Russel they are nice dogs my 2 nd FAVOURITE terrier
Agreed. Sorry to hear about your first and we hope you get your second!
Additionally I really like a dog seat belt that clips to the harness - we have one that clicks right into seat belt buckle....our dog wants to sit on my lap and that device keeps her at least in her seat! Thinking along those lines - How about a video on car ride safety if you haven’t done one LOL. First thing I learned pretty quick was the ‘window lock’ feature! They are so all over the place, gotta have that ‘on’! Thanks for the video!
Hi there, I adopted a Terri mix I was told,so come 2 find he is jrt from his traits,but a shelter dog is who is is,he hides in the bdrm closet ,so I let him cause I think he feels safe!!!
We did the crate when I first got missy
Hey definitely good advice thank you
No problem!
I am so excited to get my Jr puppy! Even if it's probably going to be in June next year. I used to have one that I love the most and I just absolutely am going to get a Jr again!
Me and my girlfriend have two one at 10 and one at 12 weeks old found this video help full cheers bro
I found this video really useful.
I have got a harness which also came with a seatbelt restraint. Regarding digging, I am thinking of providing a digging pit.
I have bought ten toys of varying types as a start. Buying them was funny as I could not resist making the squeaker toys squeek 😂
By the way I am getting a male JRT and his name is Eggsy.
I inherited a jack rus. He was supposed to be a chitsu mix but ended looking like a terrier
Balls and tug ropes are necessary for play time
REGARDS thank you
Regarding the crate i think it depends. For example my jackrussell tho even he is only like 6 months old. When we leave he has the living room to himself but he does not break anything. I can see him on the camera waiting in front of the door until we come back. I was afraid to put him in crate and took the risk.
My little boy sleeps with us on our bed since we brought him home no trouble at all
The harness and leash link are both for the Leash... Oops. I was looking for the harness. Thanks
Your JRT is so sweet and yet so JRT!❤😍
My JRTs doesn't like the stuff toys. They love tennis ball and the tassle.
so does mine!! he’s loves his tennis balls and tassels
So Smart& Never forget,his rub down& kiss.
My Jack Russell is obsessed with balls and chasing them!
My Jack Russell terrier loves being on a zip line it gives her freedom to run around the whole back yard and it's fun to play games and run safely...
Very true they are fussy eaters but for toy's my little one has two boxes of them but one thing never had a problem with them great little fur babies 🐾
Which harness do you recommend please? Your link above goes to a leash. Thanks!
JRT arent all clingy. It truly depends on if the owner makes the JRT emotionally dependable.
I'm not a fact of retractable leashes. They aren't a good ide, it can be too much freedom on a walk and the cord style line can trip up and cut if your pup starts running in circles. I'm a fan of fillable kong toys for distraction and fun, plus the chewing and kicking makes them tired. Last make sure if you're using a harness it fits well. JRT shoulders are designed to deeply fold to dig and move in holes. My girl has pulled out of some of the best harnesses on the market with just 1-2 pound weight changes, including brilliant k9 and wilderdog.
Correct
valid points
I love Kong dog toys. We have a Jack chi and he is a very aggressive chewer. Kong toys are the only ones that have been able to withstand his aggressive chewing.
I have a 8 week old Jack Russell,and I'm having a hard time potty training,please help,😔
It can be a struggle in the beginning. Biggest tips would be to remember they are small and food and water moves fast through them. Stick to a routine and don't break and just keep at it.
Oh and always reward the behavior you want to see. They are smart and want to please you in that fashion so it will get better.
No... My Jack Russell doesnt like any toys, and i bought him alot. All he likes are 2 litre plastic bottles, he throws them all around and likes the crunching sound they make.
Same had about 20 toys and likes plastic bottle
What about good quality toys?
I have a video on my channel if you search the channel page.
@@TerrierOwner thank you! I have 2 adding a 3rd. And they both destroy everything including kong products.
NYLABONES. NYLABONES. LOTS OF NYLABONES!
I want a jack Russell terrier but I am afraid that it might be the wrong choice
I'd say go for it.
They vary quite a bit in personality. They can chew up furniture, bark quite a bit, run off suddenly and jump everywhere, especially on counters. I never created mine. Reserve a lot of time for exercise, as that will tire out the JRT and bend you together. A harness for the car is probably a good idea. Buy plenty of things for the dog to chew on. Mine could go through a chew toy in an hour- she only wanted the chewy center. I finally bought her chew bones, dispose of them when done. My dog would jump on everyone in search of affection, and it took a long time to get her out of that habit.
Continuing my reply, I would not keep other pets around except ( perhaps) other dogs. Definitely no cats or rodents. Have the dog neutered. Unless you have a fenced in yard, prepare to walk for hours in all types of weather.
My JRT was a terror, chewed up furniture and carved attention. She was also affectionate, loved people and was incredibly loyal I miss her every day. She was more like a child than a dog. She taught me to love and respect animals.
expound, please???????
I have a 14 year old JRT rescue that I have had for 10 years. Most awesome dog ever: He is super calm, loves people and attention. He is the EXCEPTION. I now also have a 4 month old female JRT puppy. She is a maniac. She harasses the old guy. Rips everything apart. But is super smart and also loves attention. She is a lot of work but I am retired and a certified trainer. Go to the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America and read up on it. They are not for everybody. Fearless and very independent, they have a mind of their own. Combined with their smarts and their speed, they can be a handful. But if you are willing to put the time in, they are the most awesome dogs you will ever own.
How would you feel if you were stuck into a crate while the person you love went away ? My dog goes everywhere with me if she can't then we don't go. Crating is cruel.
I dont like crates either but I have one that I will only use in neccesary situations and a high in energy dog like JRT does not like being constrained. I live in an apartment building so i put her in the bedroom when neccesary if i leave her. We all cant take our dogs anywhere, some places do not allow dogs like the grocery store but a crate does have its place
Crating is not cruel...it gives them thier own space and they love it when they get older...my two loved thier crate and it makes travelling easier.
Crating is not cruel if done correctly.
My dog thi KS her crate is a safe place and isn't hardly ever put in it. She goes in it on her own. When she thinks it's time for bed and I don't go to bed she will go and sleep in her crate.
Aloha! I didn't see the link for the food and water system that you like. Can you provide one please? Thank you for all of this info, we are getting a pup soon and this has been very enlightening. We have always had xl dogs lol, mastiffs, we are excited!
We got the weathertech food bowl set up. Works great. Tray that holds the bowls has a gutter that catches flying food and water. Kinda expensive, but worth it.
I got a jack russel yesterday he was crying the whole night😔
He will try to control you. It will take time. F.ex few weeks
Yep, give it a few weeks and don't cave. If you give in, you have basically turned over control to the dog at that point.
It will get better, make sure u leave the room or close the door...a crate doesn't work if its in your bedroom and you are in there.
Mabuhay from amber
I love your dog it's very cute is it a boy or a girl and what's the name
Did you find your dog had more energy as a puppy vs now. Or did the energy levels remain the same?
I would honestly say they have stayed roughly the same.
Or, she has more energy now lol
My JR is 18months, she slept loads as a puppy and still likes her bed now. As long as she's had a walk n play then she chills. I think I got a lazy 1.
I need help finding one for adoption 🥺🥺
Shock Collar!!??? Really love all of your videos but a shock collar I feel is cruel and should not ever be used.
OMG… the shock collar/ E-collar is a great tool , love it
Mine cost under $25 and it has beep , vibrate, shock ..
My JRussell is so smart -she knows Tha beep then vibrate then low shock if she doesn’t obey … used low shock 1 time & she remembers.., don’t need it again bc she knows that as free beep , vibrate is shock if she doesn’t obey … she now stays away from the street and really obeys great … Thanks so much .. E collar works so well.. and cost so little plus at night the little light on it helps so much to keep her in sight….
A must have to keep your baby dog SAFE… you really don’t need to shock your dog at all..
and a shock on her neck is like a pinch bc I tried it .. that’s a lot better than a car tire running over her !
Thanks again for the E collar 👍😎
Fair enough. It isn't supposed to be high enough to hurt tho!
This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. He's probably got sponsorship. 🤑🤑🤑
I like you and your jack Russell. But I am having a terrible time following the things you list below.
You lost me at shock-collar.
It's just another tool, shouldn't be used to be cruel, should just get their attention and distract.
My terrier was a runt when we got her. She likes to grab her leash with her mouth
tell her NO!
Clickers are not good, they won’t listen to you without it.
A leather collar with a lead is the best way of controlling your dog!
What's all this about harnesses all of a sudden? They're useless. Ask Cesar Milan.... and me!
We don't use crates for one simple reason, we are never apart. She goes wherever I go and if she's not welcome neither am I.
Shock collar? Yeah, nah. Don’t want to abuse my pet.
Illegal in my country.
@@jeanmck1577 Would be great if they were made illegal in the US as well.
It can be just another tool, you don't have it high enough to hurt!
Fr like why do it it hurts the dooogg😭😭😭😭
Dog crates virtually unknown in the UK. First time I heard about them I thought it was the cruellest thing ever. I've seen the reasoning but it still seems like dog torture.
I use a mid-length lead that I control with two hands. It's about six foot long but I feed it in and out as required.
I use a halter and a collar. I hate just halters for dogs - pretty much no control with one - they make it super comfortable for a dog to pull. Literally nonsense that a halter makes it harder for a dog to pull. Have you seen dog sleds? The halters with a front connection are much better but not perfect. I use collar and a halter with a back connection with a chain between them, in case one or other fails.
Clicker training baffles me. He hates the noise. How often do you see people using clickers with older dogs? Why not? Because it does nothing. You got sold a clicker. Good for you. A terrier is a nose with four legs attached. They don't have ears, that's why they never recognise their name and why a clicker can't work. You see how often people use clickers in obedience trials? Yeah, never.
Treats, check.
Food bowls - don't get those elevated bowl holders. They're especially bad for big dogs but not great for any dog. Like an inch off the ground is fine, but more than that and you risk bloat.
Jack Russell? Picky Eater? Hahahaha. Oh, sorry, I was extrapolating one dog's behaviour for all dogs' behaviour. Got a Russell that will eat anything.
Toys? Absolutely mental here. Kong Teddy holding up. Various high end balls, rope toys, mini rugby balls, clockwork rats (retired - got dangerous) - all grist to the mill.
Dog shampoo? See above ref water. Brush plus lick pad with peanut butter or whatever. No matter how much you brush you will only get 10% of the hairs that you'll find on your good shirt.
Shock collar? Electric dog fence? Mebbe just hack off a leg and see how that slows them down. Sparks has a seven foot block wall at the back garden. He watched cats and figured out that he could hop from one flower bed to another (they were staggered at the edge of the garden) to reach the wall. We have video of him mounting it with his little elbows and hauling his sausage body onto the wall. This wall ran seamlessly about seven houses down the development. Now picture me on the wall like an errant pirate walking the plank, shouting at him to come back. Rather that than an electric collar.
The digging is mental. Concrete planters around the perimeter are a solution, but expensive. You can drive metal stakes along a fence line, or put cement blocks along it (bear in mind that narrow blocks will just fall on your dog if it digs under them, so better to go with edging slabs) but whatever you do you better do it good. Dogs have time on their paws and will use it to find a way.
when your first accessory is a cage, you loose every credibility.. why are you people promoting this torture thing, when dogs can be trained so easily without torture.. ugh..