Breed: Jack Russell Terrier, breed of hunting dogs. The breed started  in the early 19 th century in the UK. This breed was developed by amateur hunter of Devonshire clergyman D. Russell, crossing a number of extinct breeds terriers for hunting foxes. One of the most famous Jack Russell Terriers - dog named Boty, who in the early 80-ies visited along with his master, Sir Finnesom both the northern and southern poles.

General Features: This is the small, elegant, lively, sturdy dog harmonious composition. Height 11 in, weight standard is not regulated. Skull broad, muscular cheeks relief. Eyes small, almond-shaped.The ears are in the form of a letter V held tightly to his head. Chest not too broad. Highly placed tail docked. Wool straight, thick, lying, with well developed undercoat. Colour white with black or dark red spots.

Temperament: Jack Russell terrier, which in Britain is called "the village dog" enjoyed extraordinary popularity, not only at home but throughout the world. The reason, ebullient, cheerful, happy disposition, extraordinary affection toward his master and his household, friendliness.

Health problems: The breed is of good health. Robust bail excellent physical condition - an impressive amount of loads and active pastime.