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Temperament of Jack-A-Bee hybrid dog mix of Beagle and Jack Russel Terrier dog breeds


This audacious dog would make an extraordinary, vigorous pet. Having the instinctive qualities of the Jack Russel these dogs are needed a pack of walks, and a space to jog just about, the both ancestor breeds are very gifted, The Jack-A-Bee are easy to train and tame. If socialized well enough, and heave collectively at a young age the Jack-A-Bee should be very well with other pets (cats/dogs), and the small children. The Jack-A-Bee is well and good for an apartment life also mean time they require room to roam, and a fenced yard is mandatory for their running. The Jack-A-Bee are Quick & agile, Bold, Assertive, Playful, stubborn and Clever.
The Jack-A-Bee is a high power, brave and sporty dog. And that’s just what you get with the Jack-A-Bee. Bursting with energy, the Jack-A-Bee brings a perky, lively “big dog” personality into the home. This dog may be small, but it’s quite a handful. Whether it’s in the puppy stage or fully matured, get ready for lots of chasing, playtime and activity. Protective without being aggressive, the Jack-A-Bee makes an excellent, compact watchdog—ideal for apartment living. It can sometimes be suspicious of other dogs and strangers, but it also has a sociable side. The Jack-A-Bee makes a lovable playmate for older children. Overall, the Jack-A-Bee is an excellent family dog and lifelong friend.

Every owner/breeder thinks that their dog is best dog in the world. Jack-A-Bee is also a good dog. The Jack-A-Bee is very easy to train either house training or the period training of dams. They have a good behavior as an adult dog and use to move quickly and easily as a puppy at puppy-hood stage it is not good for the children. It has a great energy but controllable and have calm after the puppy-hood. As an energetic dog they used to a daily walk and has an instinct to sniff everything during their walk as their one parent beagle has this quality. They accept apology if you miss one day walk and their exercise. They have no courage to go into the water. They usually tease you to taking hold of whatsoever you have working on and like to sit side by side with you. Remember these dogs not like to live alone and never leave them unattended even at home. They like the gathering of people around. Less barking is the unique quality of this dog. They bark only when they listen the ring of door bell. Training in puppyhood is strongly recommended.
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