Small Type Jack Russells

[scouse moocher 0]

Just wondering how many of you lads work the shorter legged type of Jack? i.e 8 - 10 '' high ..

 

 

 

 

I've seen many keen ratters of this type but wondering wether anyone works them to ground, If so throw some pics up of your dogs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ant

[ferreterni 29]

I use one for ferreting and bushing. Though she don't like the long long grass especially when wet. would love to work her to ground but need to find a local terrier man who wants an apprentice. She happy enough to enter holes for dummys etc and due to small size can get into smaller holes that some larger dogs mayfind a squeeze. She is game enough but wouldn't be to sure that she would fare ok against a big dog fox. But hopefully will find out one day.

[Chid 6,375]

jack russels. of the site as 2 handy little russels , ones 10" the others 11" , there mother and daughter and work on top or below and are very good indeed, the mother as just been retired to be a house dog at 10 yrs old

 

mother on the right , daughter on the left

 

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u145/ja...ls/untitled.jpg

[Hunter_4ever 0]

Here's a JR terrier that I hunted for many years. He was a very keen wee dog and 100% on his fox! Unfortunately his has went to the happy hunting ground just a few weeks ago!

[bolty 45]

i liked that type hard to find goodones now

I KEEP SOME SMALL RUSSELLS I WORK THEM REGULAR WITH THE HOUNDS AND FIND THEM IN VALUABLE WORK THE SAME ONE PERHAPS TWO OR THREE TIMES IN SAME DAY AND NOT HARDLEY A MARK WHERE SOME OF THE BIGGER ONES USE ONCE AND LAID UP YOU WANT BEET HUM AS IT GOES SEEN PLENTY TO BIG AINT SEEN MANY TO SMALL .

[smasher 1,055]

MOTHER, FATHER , SON

 

 

 

 

All 100% diggin dogs

Edited November 14, 2008 by smasher

[ferreterni 29]

would love one day to see my wee bitch working like that. great pics.

[ferreterni 29]

 

my bitch

[victor 10]

a old friend does own a JRT and uses it for earth work, but wouldnt know how its going . he dont like me any more ill post a pic for you tho.

[jolong 1]

heres my little bitch tess... i don't think shed cope aground though myself .lol

[smasher 1,055]

It would seem to me for some reason or another these little bow legged russells are becoming less popular and harder to come by now,working ones that is,probably because of the popularity of the blacks,and a lot of people seem to have written them off.Some very good strains of these little warriors have dwindled off or died out altogether.Shame really as a good one is hard bet in my opinion.also i think the shows have a lot to answer for

[houndman 0]

I use one for ferreting and bushing. Though she don't like the long long grass especially when wet. would love to work her to ground but need to find a local terrier man who wants an apprentice. She happy enough to enter holes for dummys etc and due to small size can get into smaller holes that some larger dogs mayfind a squeeze. She is game enough but wouldn't be to sure that she would fare ok against a big dog fox. But hopefully will find out one day.

hi is that maghera n/ireland

[ferreterni 29]

aye, well a little outside the town. You know it?

[Guest jrt]

Mine, will run/hunt all day long, and spanable.. he makes jacks round here lOOk under-fed without much bone

 

http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/4413/dsc00099sn1.th.jpg

Edited November 15, 2008 by jrt

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

dont know how true it is but breeding the smaller type of russels regularly is harder then breeding a strain or type of leggy ones?