The English name of Jack Russell Terrier is: Jack Russell Terrier. The Jack Russell Terrier was bred in southern England in the 19th century as a white terrier dog primarily for catching European red foxes both above and below ground. This terrier was developed by Reverend John Russell, after whom it is named. It is agile, alert, and confident.

　The Jack Russell Terrier is energetic, and its main charm lies in its intelligent, enthusiastic, and patient temperament. Most dog breed clubs worldwide do not recognize the Jack Russell as a distinct breed. However, many of this dog’s virtues will not be overlooked at dog shows, which may be more beneficial for many enthusiasts.

　As a working terrier, the Jack Russell maintains a balance in body length and shoulder height; it is of medium size and bone mass, with explosive strength and endurance. The Jack Russell Terrier belongs to the sporting type of dog, and depriving it of exercise opportunities will not only affect the dog’s beautiful physique but also change its temperament.

　The Jack Russell is easily excitable and has a lively character. It can coexist peacefully with humans. The Jack Russell Terrier is full of energy, and its main charm lies in its intelligent, enthusiastic, and patient temperament. It is friendly and somewhat impulsive. Smart and active.

　It is strategic, brave, and stubborn in work, while being playful, energetic, and extremely gentle at home, quiet, obedient, and not chaotic. Loyal and an excellent guardian dog