a dog like that is worth more than the horse...ha!

This only works because Jack Russels think they are actually the same size as horses.

>> ^harry:
This only works because Jack Russels think they are actually the same size as horses.


Really? I didn't know that...

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I bet the horse is plotting a misplaced hoof to the spine.

Jack Russels are tough as nails, i saw one take a kick direct to the head from a bull that it was helping us move, it just got back on it's feet like nothing had happened. When you watch them play with larger dogs they act like there's no size difference as well, if the Pit bull or Doberman is slightly timid, the Jack Russel will often be the more bossy one, even though a Doberman could tear it's head off.

The important part is the horse has probably found that out the hard way.
One does not try to teach the Jack Russell Terrorist it's place, one merely discovers that he already knows.

>> ^Tigroom:
>> ^harry:
This only works because Jack Russels think they are actually the same size as horses.

Really? I didn't know that...

try that with a stallion

Another, perhaps more appropriate title: Gracious and Patient Horse!

and when you're done with that, go shovel the pig pen and bail up the hay.

>> ^griefer_queafer:
Another, perhaps more appropriate title: Gracious and Patient Horse!


Sure! A 'Tribute' for the Horse too...:-)

>> ^ghark:
Jack Russels are tough as nails, i saw one take a kick direct to the head from a bull that it was helping us move, it just got back on it's feet like nothing had happened. When you watch them play with larger dogs they act like there's no size difference as well, if the Pit bull or Doberman is slightly timid, the Jack Russel will often be the more bossy one, even though a Doberman could tear it's head off.


You're right!

Hehe. I love how angry he got when the horse stopped.

Cute lil doggie is *cute.

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