Top products from r/jackrussellterrier
We found 13 product mentions on r/jackrussellterrier. We ranked the 13 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. How to Housebreak Your Dog in 7 Days (Revised)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Bantam
2. Richard’s Organics Pet Calm - Naturally Relieves Stress and Anxiety in Dogs and Cats - 100% Natural, Drug-Free, Settles Nerves and Reduces Hyperactivity (2 oz. Bottle with Dropper)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
RELIEVE STRESS AND ANXIETY – Richard’s Organics Pet Calm effectively treats anxiety and short-term stress in dogs and cats. Pet Calm is proven to calm your pet’s nerves and reduce hyperactivity before anxiety-causing events.100% NATURAL – Richard’s Organics Pet Calm is a 100% natural-activ...
3. PetSafe Busy Buddy Tug-A-Jug Meal-Dispensing Dog Toy Use with Kibble or Treats
Sentiment score: -1
Number of reviews: 1
SUSTAINED PLAY: Interactive dog toy provides multi-sensory stimulation to keep your pet engaged for longerLONG-LASTING: Durable non-toxic materials withstand prolonged usePROMOTES DENTAL HEALTH: Textured natural rubber wrap cleans teeth and gumsEXTEND MEALTIME: Perfect for overly eager eaters; use a...
4. ORGANIC INDIA Whole Husk Psyllium Fiber Supplement, 12-Ounce
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE FORMULA - Our gentle formula soothes elimination, promotes regularity without discomfort or flatulence, gently cleanses the colon, and supports your body's natural gastrointestinal detoxMAINTAIN HEALTHY WEIGHT - Maintain healthy weight by meeting your daily fiber needs via this ...
5. Nina Ottosson DogTwister Interactive game
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Easy to cleanGreat interactive game for you and your petAids in training commands such as wait, go ahead, find, sit, etc.Tough and hard-wearing, water, dishwasher and slobber-proof.Great for cats as well
6. Walky Dog Plus Hands Free Dog Bicycle Exerciser Leash Newest Model with 550-lbs Pull Strength Paracord Leash Military Grade
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Number of reviews: 1
Patented design includes an internal shock-absorbing system and quick lock and release capability for easy switching between bikesHigh Carbon Stainless steel for strength leash installs on virtually any bike in under 5 minutes Only True Quick Release Bike leash Patented designLets you safely walk yo...
7. Pet Buddies PB5577 FurStatic Dog Grooming Brush-TPR, Blue
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
No harsh metal blades to protect your petGently sooths and massages as it groomsGreat for hair removal from carpet, upholstery and clothingRinses with soap and waterMade of a special type of rubber called TPR.
8. Barkworthies - Natural Elk Antler Medium
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Ideal For Tough-Chewing Small And Medium Sized Dogs.A Durable Chew That Will Give Your Dog Hours Of Chew Time.Contains Essential Nutrients Such As Zinc, Calcium, Manganese And Iron.100-Percent All Natural Product Containing No Hormones, Steroids, Pesticides, Antibiotics, Or Fillers.Supports Healthy ...
9. Waba Fun Kinetic Sand (1000 GMS)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
This truly amazing sand is now available in brilliant colors! This natural sand is combined with a unique polymer that creates a mesmerizing sensory experienceAvailable in natural in 2 sizes, and various color combinationsManufactured by Kinetic Sand
10. Hartz Rubber Ball with Bell for Tiny Dogs 1 Count (Assorted Colors) (Pack of 4)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Value Pack of 4 ballsEach ball is aprox 7 inch round, and weight is 2.8 ozLoads of funPerfect for indoor or outdoor usageFilling your pet environment with toys that stimulate all of their natural play needs will help keep them healthy, active and engaged.
11. Nylabone Dura Chew Marrow Bone Dog Chew Toy
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
DuraChew toys are made to be long lasting for powerful chewersEasy-to-fill middle good for peanut butter, wet canned food, cheese, and other treatsBristles raised during chewing help clean teeth and control plaque and tartarDuraChew toys are made to be long lasting for powerful chewersEasy-to-fill m...
12. Vastar 2 Packs Adjustable Pet Dog Cat Car Seat Belt Safety Leads Vehicle Seatbelt Harness, Made from Nylon Fabric
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Made of high quality nylon fabric to ensure safety, features the solid zinc alloy swivel snap and metal buckles guarantee extra durabilityNote: the tab on the seatbelt clip is 2cm, please check your buckle's size and compatibility before purchaseKeep your pet safely restrained and secure in vehicle ...
13. ELenest Anti Barking Device, 2018 New Bark Box Outdoor Dog Repellent Device with Adjustable Ultrasonic Level Control Safe for Small Medium Large Dogs, Sonic Bark Deterrents, Bark Control Device
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Anti Barking Device Durable and Weatherproof: Deter your own dog or your neighbour's dog from barkingAnti Barking Device Adjustable Ultrasonic Level Control: Safe for small medium large dogs. Emits harmless, but effective sound to control excessive barkingAnti Barking Device Hanging Rope Included: D...
/u/eodgooch Thanks for your response. Annie is a rescue too, we got her when she was 8 weeks according to the Humane Society. (I had my doubts as she had no teeth yet and could fit in my one hand- and I've got tiny lady hands!)
I bottle raised her for the first 3 weeks until her teeth came in. Lucky for me I was in between jobs and had those first three weeks off, because I was feeding her puppy formula every hour-hour and a half. After that puppers went to work with Da everyday (because he has a dog friendly office).
Considering the miserable start she's had, I am always a bit worried for her. I feed her Fromm the grain-free kibbles which she seems to love.
I do add Psyllium Husk, which is a gluten free fibre product, to her breakfast (so we don't have to milk her arse glands; makes her produce a nice ahem-loaf.) and on occasion I add a little yoghourt or boiled carrots/beans/broccoli to her dinner.
http://imgur.com/a/91rvO
Brummy is not my first dog, however he is my first JRT and the first dog I've clicker trained and I will stand behind this method 100%. It works so well. Just make sure you understand the method as well and give the dog a chance to get what you're trying to do. He is up to 15 "tricks" now and he's only a year old. Whenever I pull out the clicker and gets excited and pays attention. I usually throw the ball around a couple of times to get some of the energy out of him before we start anything new.
I would get him around other dogs at a young age. Big and small. It helps them be more friendly and not freak out everytime they see another dog.
I would look into getting an antler for a solitude toy. They last forever and he loves his.
http://www.amazon.com/Barkworthies-Natural-Elk-Antler-Medium/dp/B006H33NL2/ref=sr_1_7?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1421930818&sr=1-7&keywords=dog+antler+chew
Another comment about their intelligence. My last service dog was a JRT, and he was my pet before he was ever doing any working dog stuff ... his intelligence got him into all kinds of trouble before it ever worked to my benefit! Really keep an eye to "child-proofing" your dog's environment. Mine learned to open the car windows himself, escape from his car seatbelt, escape from his harness if I tried to tie him up outside and step into a building for 2 seconds without him (he'd come in and "find me," so pleased with himself for rescuing me, lol), and would eat just about anything which got poison control on my speed dial.
This toy is pricey but was far and away the best at keeping his mind engaged for more than 3 seconds. There are different variations you can do with it to increase the difficulty once they figure it out, too. Also popular among the two JRTs I've had have been those balls they have to kick around that will occasionally drop one or two kibbles out as they roll. The downside is that they're loud on your hardwood floors and get wedged under furniture, which will frustrate the hell out of the dog.
I hope that helps some. Have fun with your new buddy!
My baby (RIP) absolutely LOVED [these balls] (http://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CWRJ2EY/ref=s9_mbia_gw_d99_g199_i4?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=mobile-1&pf_rd_r=1K7WF80VDK0VAR2AHN5Q&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=2068141862&pf_rd_i=mobile). They are a relatively firm rubber that bounces, is easy to clean, and jingles due to a little bell inside. He never broke one and he'd play for hours and then spend a few more hours chewing on it like a pacifier. His other favorite toys were stuffed animals. He'd rip them occasionally, but I'd just sew them for him and give them back.
Interesting but 25 pounds of kinetic sand would cost $225+
Or, here at Amazon.ca, 5kg for $85 so 3 packs w/shipping hit $250 for the best deal I could see ... or $988 for the worst deal :)
Read this book. It is very regimented but very effective. Though Jacks are always harder to train than others.
If you have a Kindle I should be able to loan it you...though I don't know how just yet :D
I use this one for my smooth-coated jack. It's rubber so it grabs the hairs and basically pulls them out most efficiently. Every other brush I've tried just makes them fly around all over the place. A rubber grooming glove works well too.
They're cute as heck.
That's an odd seat belt situation you have going on there. I recently picked some of these up, and it might be a better system than what you've got going on, especially because you already use harnesses.
My guy is the same way. He got one of the knotted ropes for Christmas. It was shredded thread all over my floor within a few hours (and that was when he was out with other toys.)
I use these Nylon Marrow bones They are great.. you can fill them with peanut butter and place it in the freezer overnight. He will spend a good deal of time and effort trying to get the peanut butter out.
Here's the product we got: SynergyLabs Richard's Organics Pet Calm
1ml per 10lbs of body weight, via a dropper right into their mouths. It's oil, so don't get it on your clothes – it'll be a nightmare to clean.
Petego Walky Dog Hands-Free Bicycle Leash
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003OYIAW4/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8
The only thing that works and is humane is a bark box. Basically, anytime she barks it makes an annoying ultrasonic sound only dogs can hear. She will very quickly learn that barking = super annoying sound and stop barking incredibly quickly.
Awwww! As bad as that is, that's really cute. Mine does that too. I bought her one of these bad boys and now she no longer destroys my personal property lol
So much destruction in a small package, am I right?
http://www.amazon.com/PetSafe-Buddy-Tug-A-Jug-Dispensing-Medium/dp/B000KV7ZGQ