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SAM - also known as "Clyde"
Male puppy born 4/4/09

Sam is a happy, energetic pup, with plenty of personality and humour. He loves to work, be it learning a new command, or brushing up on older ones. He is a quick study, and seems to really enjoy the learning process. Sam is EXTREMELY food motivated, but will also work for a toy, but not as enthusiastically. He originally showed some food aggression, but in the past few months I have seen none of it.

He loves to play, enjoys balls and tug toys, and does like to play with other dogs. He does play a little too rough for smaller dogs and can tend to want to push a little too hard for some.He is high energy, and would appreciate lots of exercise and lots of one on one time. He can be demanding, and will try and whine to get his own way, when he wants attention or when he doesn't want to do something (thought he's gotten much better with that).

He has been taught the following in basic obedience:sit, down, stay, come, wait, here, leave it, off, a bit of heeling. He also knows: Over (agility jumps), go up (agility table, up and an auto down), circle (circle right), gimme five. He will make an excellent agility dog, and has no fear of new places, objects or people. He's fast and has fairly good body awareness.

Sam is a bit too focused on other dogs, which we have worked on. He's come a long way since we got him, but still needs a reminder. A leash pop, or tap on the but and a redirect with a treat works wonders. Sam wants to be top dog, so far not in an aggressive way, he just wants to take command, and will need an owner that's firm but fair.

I would say that he likes kids, but because of his energy level, pushier temperament, and his mouthiness with new people, he would do much better with older, dog-wise children, than a young child.

Over all Sam is a great dog, he just needs more time than I can give him with two others (and a kid on the way), and would do better with female companions.
He is neutered and UTD on shots and vet visits.
                
For further information or if you'd like to meet Sam, please contact Julie at; juliesillustration@hotmail.com

For Sam's interaction with other dogs please read below:

Brandy doesn't put up with crap from other dogs, so I've never had an issue as far as she goes with other dogs, be they male or female. She's the boss and they seem to know it. Sam tried to "have his way" with her initially and for a few weeks, but once she'd had enough, that was it. However, he's too rough for her in play, and she let's him know. Otherwise, they seem fine together (no scuffles or anything like that).

I don't go to dog parks, or multiple dog settings, so I can't say for sure how Sam would react in that setting. My personal opinion is that he would be happier as an only dog, or with a female companion.

His behaivour with Mack (the bulldog) is something I've not seen before. Mack is quite nervous around him and keeps his tail tucked. Granted, I don't let the behaviour carry on, but this is what I've noticed. Sam will claim an area, and not let Mack do anything in that area. He will bite at his face until he leaves. Mack ends up with a small circle of the backyard or house to be in, and if Sam sees him move, he will go back to biting. At first it looks like play, but upon closer observation, it's bullying. Mack likes to play with other dogs, and has never refused a game. We've had other "strange" dogs in and out of the house, with never an issue like this, in fact Mack is always the first to initiate play. He refuses to interact with Sam now, and acts fearful around him (has even gone to far as yipping and running away with tail tucked) which is highly unusual for this dog. He will not play with him, & tries many pacifying signals to get Sam to stop.

Getting an early start on their athletic skills, these pups started to climb the garden wall at only 7 weeks of age on their own. Once encouraged, they traversed
the top of the entire wooden wall, not an easy feat for such young pups!
 

Tuckered out and ready for a nap, Jack Russell puppies will take advantage
of any comfortable spot, even at their owner's expense!
 

Conquest Jack Russell Terrier Pups gaining confidence while exploring &
developing their muscle co-ordination in the process. (above)

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