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Roxy - Jack Russell Terrier Dog
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DogJack Russell Terrier
ProfileFemale, 15 Years 11 Months
VaccinatedNot Sure
DewormedNot Sure
SpayedNot Sure
ConditionHealthy
BodySmall Size, Medium Fur
ColorBrown, White
LocationSubang Jaya, Selangor
Posted25 Feb 2012 (Updated 4 Mar 2012)
Adoption FeeFREE
 
Fosterer
  4 Comments
She was given to my relative who does not know anything about a Jack Russel, so she was leashed 24hrs a day.

I could not stand it and asked them to release to me so that I can find a good home for her ( a home that would provide her lots of exercise and stimulation that a JRT needs)

Looking for a home that would allow her plenty of space to move around.

She is extremely well behaved. Loves to be around humans.

However, I don't think she is trained yet becoz she does not know basic SIT command. But JRTs are extremely bright
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lichwee   Feb 26th 2012 at 2:41PM
You are right in doing what you did. JRT (or any other dogs) should not be tied of caged up all day long. Personally I don't believe in either method being a good way to manage a dog. I hope you can find someone who understand the nature of JRT to adopt it.
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wman7   Feb 27th 2012 at 9:18AM
Yup this is the right way to give the JRT a balance life.
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Eileen08   Feb 27th 2012 at 2:57PM
She is adorable. JRTs are smart and easily trained _ provided they get lots of mental and physical exercise. I adopted my JRT when she was a year old and tied up most of the time. She is 6 now and a great dog. Loves hunting down frogs, squirrels and birds! Please spay your Roxy before releasing her to a new home.
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mocha73   Feb 28th 2012 at 1:03PM
Thanks for your comments.....I would want to spay her but i have no info on her medical history......do not want to open her up to find out she is spayed already....so in a dilema here...:(
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