Sentences with phrase «russell terrier enthusiasts»

We would also like to thank the other recent donations to the Museum from the incredibly supportive community of Jack Russell Terrier enthusiasts.

The Virginia Jack Russell Terrier Club (VJRTC) was founded in 2004, from the efforts of a handful of Jack Russell Terrier enthusiasts across the State of Virginia, and serves as an affiliate of the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America.

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The breed, sometimes referred to as the Parson Jack Russell Terrier or simply the Parson Russell Terrier, was developed in the south of England in the mid-1800's by Rev. John Russell, a parson and hunting enthusiast.

Your contributions will also preserve the legacy of Ailsa & Den Crawford, the original founders of the JRTCA, and its early beginnings where they envisioned a unique club of terrier enthusiasts that would preserve the heritage of the true working Jack Russell Terrier as it was originally devterrier enthusiasts that would preserve the heritage of the true working Jack Russell Terrier as it was originally devTerrier as it was originally developed.

Your contribution will also preserve the legacy of Ailsa and Den Crawford, the original founders of the JRTCA, and its early beginnings where they envisioned a unique club of terrier enthusiasts that would preserve the heritage of the true working Jack Russell Terrier as it was originally devterrier enthusiasts that would preserve the heritage of the true working Jack Russell Terrier as it was originally devTerrier as it was originally developed.

Other than its height, the Jack Russell Terrier changed very little over the last 100 years thanks to breed enthusiasts.

After his death, enthusiasts kept the breed as close as they could to the Reverend's ideals until in 1990 the Kennel club formally recognised the breed and in 1999 settled on the name Parson Russell terrier to differentiate from the unregistered Jack Russell terriers throughout the country.

All JRT enthusiasts know from the history of the old Parson, that the JRT was the Fox Terrier in the days of John Russell.