Ringo has such a powerful personality; he loves people and loves all the attention he can possibly get. When anyone comes to visit, he wraps his paws around their feet, and tries his best to keep them from leaving our house. I must say, he is the smartest dog we’ve ever had. We have to actually spell some words because he will know exactly what we are saying, if we don’t. Jack Russell’s are usually hyper dogs and I’ll not say Ringo is perfect, but he only gets hyper when company is on the scene. I believe part of this problem stems from lack of visitors to our house and a way of trying to protect us. When strangers are around, he doesn’t want anyone in his chairs or in ours and he’ll sit between my husband and me to ensure he’s close enough to us in case something goes awry.
We feel as though he is our child and we’re amazed at his intelligence. When one of us are sick, he’s there beside us, and every now and then he will nudge our hands for assurance we are alright. Ringo lets us know every day how grateful he is for his food, water, and new toys we buy for him. He never fails to thank us by lapping our arms or hand. Ringo’s one great dog, one of a kind, and one I would hate to ever lose, and in my opinion, Jack Russell Terrier’s have a heart of gold, love their masters, intelligent, easy to train, an excellent companion, a good runner, and one who loves people. As I said before, Ringo has so many good qualities, I could never have asked for a better companion and I’m so glad he came into our lives.
