Jack Russell terrier breaking loose


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This message was posted by Nancy Little on July 05, 2001 at 16:14:22:

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I have a 1 and a half year old Jack Russell. He is like a late child to me in that all of my children are grown and on their own. While he is in the house he is obedient and a joy to have around. In the last two months, when I put him in the fenced yard to play with his two big brothers, a Golden Retriever and a stray, he jumps the fence-both 4ft and 6ft, breaks his collar, and even removes his harnass. Thank goodness I have wonderful "friends" in my very large neighborhood, they always call me when they find him. It saddens me that I can no longer let him play free in the backyard. When I allow him to do that, he finds a way out. What kind of training or restraints do I need? I am desperate for help.
Thank you.

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: I have a 1 and a half year old Jack Russell. He is like a late child to me in that all of my children are grown and on their own. While he is in the house he is obedient and a joy to have around. In the last two months, when I put him in the fenced yard to play with his two big brothers, a Golden Retriever and a stray, he jumps the fence-both 4ft and 6ft, breaks his collar, and even removes his harnass. Thank goodness I have wonderful "friends" in my very large neighborhood, they always call me when they find him. It saddens me that I can no longer let him play free in the backyard. When I allow him to do that, he finds a way out. What kind of training or restraints do I need? I am desperate for help. : Thank you.

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