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What breed of terrier lives better around lurchers and small children ( non working dogs )

i hav a working jrt and he is perfect wit my lurchers and kids would not let kids get to rough dough cos its in a terriers nature to snap first and ask questions later

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Mate I got a bull x living in the same cage a my jrt they are fine together and brilliant with kids and they both work, and there not hard work at all

how old are each of the dogs ,is that right in the same cage

,could be a recipe for disaster,

My lurcher is 17 months and terrier is 12 months they spend most of the day together in or out of the cage they had there moments and now knows whoo rules the roost....me

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Hi mate

 

Are you getting this terrier just as a pet or do you plan to work it at all? From what I've seen most terriers like to work I think it makes them tick and they're happier, My mate keeps 4 terriers all inside 1 patt 1 jrt and a couple of bulls his kids learnt to walk holding on to the dogs they are rock solid around the kids and have done/do various types of work.

I've got a jrt who's great with my little ones and is a good ratter and busher works with the ferrets and is happiest out working, they can still be house pets, good with kids and work.

Likes been said though I would not leave my young children alone with my dogs in a room no matter how much I think I could trust them it only takes one moment and you'll regret it the rest of your life.

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Hi mate

 

Are you getting this terrier just as a pet or do you plan to work it at all? From what I've seen most terriers like to work I think it makes them tick and they're happier, My mate keeps 4 terriers all inside 1 patt 1 jrt and a couple of bulls his kids learnt to walk holding on to the dogs they are rock solid around the kids and have done/do various types of work.

I've got a jrt who's great with my little ones and is a good ratter and busher works with the ferrets and is happiest out working, they can still be house pets, good with kids and work.

Likes been said though I would not leave my young children alone with my dogs in a room no matter how much I think I could trust them it only takes one moment and you'll regret it the rest of your life.

 

"I would not leave my young children alone with my dogs in a room no matter how much I think I could trust them it only takes one moment and you'll regret it the rest of your life."

 

 

I totally agree with you're quote above mate - never ever leave them alone. Read a few months back about a greyhound suffocated a baby by lying on the sofa with it - f**k me, you'd never get over that eh?

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Hi mate

 

Are you getting this terrier just as a pet or do you plan to work it at all? From what I've seen most terriers like to work I think it makes them tick and they're happier, My mate keeps 4 terriers all inside 1 patt 1 jrt and a couple of bulls his kids learnt to walk holding on to the dogs they are rock solid around the kids and have done/do various types of work.

I've got a jrt who's great with my little ones and is a good ratter and busher works with the ferrets and is happiest out working, they can still be house pets, good with kids and work.

Likes been said though I would not leave my young children alone with my dogs in a room no matter how much I think I could trust them it only takes one moment and you'll regret it the rest of your life.

 

"I would not leave my young children alone with my dogs in a room no matter how much I think I could trust them it only takes one moment and you'll regret it the rest of your life."

 

 

I totally agree with you're quote above mate - never ever leave them alone. Read a few months back about a greyhound suffocated a baby by lying on the sofa with it - f**k me, you'd never get over that eh?

 

No chance mate I love my dogs but not even 1% as much as I love my kids.....they come first every timethumbs.gif

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