Jack Russell Terriers

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Originally Posted by Rachel

Oh, I hope we will be seeing lots more of Jack and Millie here at Pet Talk. Having a Jack Russell has always been a dream of mine, but don't know that at my age I could live up to all they might expect. Also hope to see many more posts from you as I love hearing about life in Ireland, so put a bit of that in too.

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Hey Rachel just for you a picture of my house it is a granite cottage and in the backround you can just see what is called a piggary its where the owners of the house in the long years past would keep a pig for breeding and feeding that is now where Jack and Millie live as well as in my house which is a one bedroom house but big enough for me, my husband and of course hte babies.

There is also attached one of the only good picutres of my husband and I so will keep you updated on Irish living - not that there is much to talk about just work rain and oooohhhhh more work and rain but being Irish is good and living where I do is great will talk more soon maybe on general

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Originally Posted by Pam

By the way I love your signature! LOL! Wouldn't all dogs love a chance to eat off the table!! :D

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Beleive me that was not on purpose I turned my back to clear the table after dinner and turned around and there they were - monkies honestly they were scolded but not before the picture was taken just could not resist it looked so cute....;) :p

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Originally Posted by cloverfdx

JRTs are great little dogs, i have not met an agreesive one yet... typical terrier tanacity yes agression no ;). We have a JRT x Penny, 1 JRTx foster Charlie and a JRT (Wire) pup possible on the way ;).

Gordies (Pup) first photo is attached lol....

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Agree they are not aggressive as such but like to protect their territory so can be slightly dog aggressive as they think another dog might be intruding. Although JAck was never agressive towards millie he just showed her he was the boss but that did not last its equal footing now.... you should be in my house sometimes

Thank you so much for posting the pictures. I am at the library so I could bring them up really fast. What a lovely couple you and your husband make, and there is something about the style of Irish homes that I find so appealing. I have an e-friend who lives in Northern Ireland (County Down) and I just can't seem to get enough of seeing the scenes from the Irish countryside.

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Originally Posted by Rachel

Thank you so much for posting the pictures. I am at the library so I could bring them up really fast. What a lovely couple you and your husband make, and there is something about the style of Irish homes that I find so appealing. I have an e-friend who lives in Northern Ireland (County Down) and I just can't seem to get enough of seeing the scenes from the Irish countryside.

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I will be posting some more of the pictures for you. I live in county Kildare and you could say it is the capital of horse breeders and racers in Ireland. We hold the Budweiser Derby here in the spring and one in the winter at the Curragh which is one of the best racing locations there are here. I am originally from County Kildare and would not live anywhere else as I love it here. We have great tourist attractions in Carton Hall, The K (Ryder Cup) Club, Steam Museum, National Stud, Japanese Gardens, Castletown House and so on.

So what kind of living do you have over where you are??? are there any good tourist attractions and so on and do you live in the city part or the country/outskirts part. If I am prying tell me and I will back off... I am just interested as I visit Seattle and some friends