Here's a picture of both my dogs (male + female)... The dog in front - Rusty @ 9 months, The dog at the back - Snoopy @ 5yrs

hey Your JRTs soo cute. Rusty is so so cutee.
I love how they lie down, just like my russell.
he like to run here and there, then he will lie down flat when he is tired.

ei... y my jr always over active and lick wat it hv ...

Hahaha.. JRTs are quite active dogs. So, best to keep them preoccupied or else they'll be uncontrollable.

As for the licking... Hmmmm.. They're just cleaning themselves...

Hi all,

This is Max, 6 month JRT.
A very hyperactive, naughty and persistant puppy.
He can sprint faster and longer than me.
Lol.




This post has been edited by kermit_ng: Oct 12 2008, 03:35 AM

Awwww... So cute!

My dogs are running circles around the garden. And my dog Rusty can really jump high fences. I think it's time for him to join an agility class. ;-)

max look very cleannnnnnnnnn...
hahah... so whiteee!!!

Anyone send their JRT for training class?

Hey Max, r u the same JRT that ran like a mad dog with Groovy at BU Central Park?

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Added on October 15, 2008, 12:11 am

Groovy does agility sport every Sunday morning near BU.



This post has been edited by groovemaster: Oct 15 2008, 12:11 AM

is it too late to send them trainin?? my dog is 2 years old..

Hi Groovymaster,

Yea, Max is the one that ran like a mad dog with Groovy at BU.
How you doing? Too bad raining every day. Diff to bring Max there nowadays.
Btw rmrb the ob class that you mentioned the other day?
You got any contact number for it?

Thanks.

Groovymaster,
ur dog look damn active and healthy

Thought he looked familiar. Too bad v didnt get any pics of both of them at full throttle, would hv bn great shots.

V r doing great. Contact details for OB/ agility sessions can be found at Petnyou or u cn call Susan at 012 311 7468.

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Added on October 15, 2008, 10:47 pm

Any dog can b trained, just takes a little more effort for older dogs sometimes.

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Added on October 15, 2008, 10:51 pm

U got damn active right! Here's another shot of him at flyball ...



This post has been edited by groovemaster: Oct 15 2008, 10:51 PM

check tis out





My JRT ... tis is pic of last year ... current de duno go where liao

any comment =P

Yea ....we shud take pics of them together. It will fun.
You guys coming to BU for the event this weekend?

Looking forward to see you guys there.

Most likely after training, towards the end.

I've got one female JRT very smart but damn naughty n playful. Likes to bite and pull my long pants whenever come back home with long jeans... while playing fetch with her, she fetches the ball, comes back to me and doesn't let go. She thinks its a game of tug-of-war. Very hyper

hye there JRT pros...gonna join this thread soon....getting my very own russell soon... i'm getting from a breeder...the thing is that the pup is a female...at first i don't wanna let my pup do the neutering surgery...but the breeder say that it's ok and he say that the surgery even benefits the pup instead...(btw if wanna do the surgery how old is the best time for her to do the surgery?)
situation 2: i currently have a male shih tsu at home...very tame...the prob is my next door neighbour has 2 chow chow....male and female...both quite agressive and the can jump over the short wall separating my hse and my neighbour's hse...(yes they do jump over to my garden to poop)the female chow chow was getting very aggresive these few months -->killed my rabbit, killed many rats, scared my iguana to death, killed it's owner's hamster. how am i suppose to intro my pup to that chow chow???pls advice ....tq

Best time for females to be spayed is around 6 months. Check with your vet. ;-) It is good to spay your pet if you don't intend to have unwanted pups from her. Besides that, the operation has been known to reduce the occurrence of breast cancer in female dogs.

As for introduction of pups to the chow chow, it is best to be done in a neutral environment where neither dog (pup or chow chow) is dominant over. Perform the introduction as gently as possible. Watch for the dogs reaction if they intend to be aggressive over the dog.

Good luck. JRTs are known to be super active. I'm having a headache with my 10-month male pup who's undergoing "puberty" now. The female JRT is much more quieter.

Hi Aragorn,

Do you send your 10month JRT to classes too?
Where you go?

Btw i thought of getting another JRT to accompany Max.
Any idea that you wanna share since you got two JRT too?

Thanks,

@@" my dog always lick me.. gt any way to encounter tis ? lawl..

btw my JRT is a female..