About Dlee Expertise I can answer questions regarding; If A Jack Russell Terrier aka the Parson Russell Terrier would be the right fit for your household, Grooming all hair types of the JRT(including bathing, teeth cleaning & brushing), What they are like to live with, There temperment, How they are with other dogs and children, Feeding(types of foods, food brands and can reccomend quaility foods for your dog), Treat types/brands how much and when or if they should be given, Toys and toy selction for JRT's and other dogs, Leash training, pulling, leash and collar types and which would work best for your dog(also if a harness or head collar would work for your dog and reccomend brands of those products). Vaccines which should be given to a puppy the first year and which are reccomended if your dog goes to lakes and camping ect. Heart worm pervention and how offen deworming should be done. Spaying/Neutering your dog, Reproduction. *Dealing with a dog that has Alergies(treamtments ussally given for such problems, what can help at home, what you can feed to a dog with allergies, And day to day care of a dog with allergies
Experience I own a Female Labrador Retriever and a Male Jack Russell Terrier & a Boston Terrier, My Jack russell terrier has allergies, My JRT allgery's kick up two/three times a year are requires vet care dring those times with pills/creams/shampoo's diet changes ect.
Laura wrote at 2006-10-11 04:24:10
When I got my Jack- Zoe I did some reading and these are my suggestions. Minimise carbs, and keep them away from beef( as little as possible if any). One of the best proteins for them is lamb or fish, the fat from this type of protein really helps their skin and coat to be healthy. Keep in mind "What would they have eaten in the wild?" they wouldnt take on a cow? would they! Sometimes we need to keep it simple, and there are food that are natural-mininal preservative/carbs fillers. Once they become allergy free the hair loss doesnt go away totally totally jacks molt all year round it just the quanity that varies!!Sorry to say
