Pretty Rare. i realy dont think you get them and if you do they are very rare
All white Jack Russells are not as common as the colored terriers, but due to a genetic issue, all-white dogs of this breed are more likely to be deaf than their double or tri-colored counterparts.
I'd say that they may be a bit rare. Sure, your Jack Russel may wear the color white on they're coat's! But they have it mixed with another color like, black, brown, and maybe a blondish color. But white Jack Russel's are usually not born from their mother. So be happy if you have a white Jack Russel as a loyal pet.
You have to go on a walk with a jack Russell terrier with infinite stamina. remember it is really really really really rare.
Well, i have a friend and she said Irish jack Russell's, are extremely rare and that someone in her family sold one (he was black, white and tan) for millions to someone I'm guessing the person was rich, but i love Irish jack Russell's, personally i would say they are extremely rare so yeah, i guess you could say they are.
Yes it is very rare and I too have been a vet tech for 8 years. I do own a Jack Russell Terrier that has a red nose. They do exist! Yes. I've been a vet tech for approx. 8 years and I'm not sure I've ever seen a J.R. with a red nose.
yes it CAN but it is rare
Yes they can. Though comparatively rare.
There is no answer yet. This type of dog is fairly rare.
First, Jackie's aren't rare. They're quite common and a popular breed. Second, the breed originated in Oxford, England by breeder Reverend John Russell in 1819.
Getting a banjo in Nintendogs is sort of hard. You get it by going on walks and if your dog finds a gift in the street, you get the prize inside. It will be found in that, but it is really rare, so it will take a long time. Just go on walks a lot!
Well if you go on walks and have something like a lucky collar and a lucky clock at home, you might just fin it however I have never found it due to how rare it is. Sometimes you may come over a hidden present which isn't marked on the map. Those are usually rare items however if you don't feed your dog and it is Hungary it may be scraps which make your dog slow and the music will change but if your dog is in top condition and venture round a bit you may come across it. If your friend has it you can get it off them via bark mode. Happy hunting!!^_^
Rat Terriers and Toy Fox Terriers are DEFINITELY not the same, although they have a common background and some Rat Terrier's have Toy Fox Terrier's background in their pedigrees. Here are some of the differences: # Color. TFTs may only be white and black with tan trim, white and black, or white and tan. RTs come in a much wider variety of colors. # Size. TFTs may not be over 7 pounds. Although the RT standard does not specify weight, it allows dogs up to 19 inches in height, measured at the withers. # Background. The TFTs were bred down from the Smooth Fox Terrier. The RT's background includes Smooth Fox Terriers, Beagles, Whippets, and Manchesters. # Ears. The TFTs must have erect ears. RTs may have erect, tipped, or button ears. # Tail. TFTs have docked or natural bob tails, with a high tail set. RTs may have docked, natural bob or natural tails, set on at the end of the croup. # Eyes. TFTs may only have dark eyes. RTs may have any shade of brown from dark to amber, blue, or hazel eyes. # Croup. TFTs have a flat croup. RTs have a slighly sloping croup. Rat Terriers and Toy Fox Terriers are DEFINITELY not the same, although they have a common background and some Rat Terrier's have Toy Fox Terrier's background in their pedigrees. Here are some of the differences: # Color. TFTs may only be white and black with tan trim, white and black, or white and tan. RTs come in a much wider variety of colors. # Size. TFTs may not be over 7 pounds. Although the RT standard does not specify weight, it allows dogs up to 19 inches in height, measured at the withers. # Background. The TFTs were bred down from the Smooth Fox Terrier. The RT's background includes Smooth Fox Terriers, Beagles, Whippets, and Manchesters. # Ears. The TFTs must have erect ears. RTs may have erect, tipped, or button ears. # Tail. TFTs have docked or natural bob tails, with a high tail set. RTs may have docked, natural bob or natural tails, set on at the end of the croup. # Eyes. TFTs may only have dark eyes. RTs may have any shade of brown from dark to amber, blue, or hazel eyes. # Croup. TFTs have a flat croup. RTs have a slighly sloping croup.
Yes. Both white crocodiles and white alligators are quite rare.
It used to be the Airedale Terrier. But now the Black Russian Terrier (or simply BRT) has been developed originally as a guard dog and police dog in Russia. It is rare outside its native country and is just starting to be recognized elsewhere