The most famous dogs of Soviet cinema. Jack Russell Terrier What breed of dog is in the movie mask with Jim Carrey


Immediately after its release, the film “The Mask” won the love and recognition of the audience. Well, how could it be otherwise, because the fiery music, subtle humor, special effects and a delightful cast could not leave anyone indifferent. Main character, putting on a mask, changes beyond recognition. It seems to him that wings are growing behind his back, he is cheerful, free and happy.

His four-legged friend's name is Milo. He is kind and loyal, like Small child loves cartoons, it seems that he complements his owner very organically.

What breed of dog is in the movie "The Mask"? This question interests many, let's try to figure it out. People who don't understand dog breeds may conclude that Milo is a funny mongrel. In fact, everything is not like that. This is the representative hunting breed- Jack Russell Terrier. Surely you were curious? Well, let's get to know her better.

Leafing through the pages of history

A long time ago, in the English city of Devon, there lived a church minister named Jack Russell. IN free time He practiced boxing, but he also enjoyed hunting badgers. The hunter needed help; his first dog was a female terrier. She was white, yellow brown spots They were only near the eyes and ears, and a little near the tail. Over time, the hunter had more and more dogs.

These dogs cannot be called tall; it rarely happens that a dog is taller than 35 centimeters. They have narrow shoulders and strong paws, they easily penetrate holes and return from there with prey; hunters were always pleased with their skill and took them with them when going in search of foxes and badgers.

The owner separated dogs that showed aggressiveness; as a result of crossing with greyhounds, individuals became fast and agile, and beagles added flair to the dogs. During his lifetime, Russell's breed was not registered; this only happened after he passed away.

His successors continued the crossbreeding work, Jack Russell Terriers received from dachshunds the qualities of real hunters, and Corgis added intelligence and ingenuity to them. Their descendants became shorter-legged, but in 1999 this breed was divided into two subspecies: stocky and long-legged.

I look like?

We can say about the breed that they are active, intelligent, strong, working dogs, their body is flexible and medium in size. But it is not full characteristics, here's what you can add:

  • Dogs' fur is not soft, it can be smooth, but not always;
  • The height of the body is less than its length, the chest is narrow;
  • Short but strong legs indicate closeness with dachshunds. The weight of the main character of the film is about 6 kilograms.
  • They are clean, love to take care of themselves, but they need help in this by combing their fur in the morning.

My character

Dogs, like the main character of the film, are active and mobile. If you have little time or prefer to spend your free time on the couch watching TV, then this breed is not for you. Communication, running around, walking and traveling - this is the way of life that they like, otherwise the dog will get bored, and disaster is not far away. They get along very well with children and are simply delighted with them.

This breed can often be found at dog shows, and this is quite understandable, since they enjoy training, as well as participating in exhibitions.

A dog of this breed is a faithful and devoted friend; the state of aggression is alien to him. If there is a child in the family, and besides, if increased activity– his normal condition, listen to the advice of dog handlers – buy a Jack Russell Terrier. Animals are not conflicting animals, if there are other animals in your house, rest assured, they will find mutual language. But there is one “but”:

  • Animals must get used to each other from childhood;
  • Other people's cats and dogs can be hunted;
  • If there are rats or rabbits in the house, the dog can hunt them, since hunting is a favorite pastime that delights the animal.

Be prepared for the fact that the dog will express delight, positive emotions and just joy with a ringing bark. But don't forget that we are talking about terriers. He is very wary of strangers, can be jealous and hot-tempered, since he believes that the owner belongs only to him.

Habits and preferences

You won’t have any problems with food and care; the dogs are unpretentious and hardy. They know their “norm”, so they are not at risk of obesity. But they need to be fed often, since a lot of energy is spent on physical activity during games, fun with the child, walking and hunting.

What does dog care include:

  • Nails should be trimmed as needed;
  • Grooming;
  • Ears and eyes should be clean.

The “hunting instincts” of representatives of this breed cannot be restrained, otherwise slippers, documents and books that are not put away in time will end up being chewed. Water rat, hare, rodents - with such prey you can see a dog returning from a hunt. But so that they do not disappoint you, like other dogs, their education must begin when they are still very young. Training with dogs cannot be stopped even when they become adults, their intelligence requires work, lessons are not a burden for them, but a pleasure.

That’s why they “offered” a representative of this particular breed to act. And she succeeded; the dog coped with her role brilliantly. After the film was presented to the audience, people began to become interested in the breed and its popularity grew noticeably. In our country, a puppy can be bought for 15-25 thousand rubles; when purchasing, you need to ask whether the puppy has documents. Trust only specialized nurseries, otherwise you risk falling for the bait of scammers, because they can offer you a baby of a different breed.

The list of roles of representatives of this breed in the film “The Mask” can be seen in “Carrot Love 2”, “Beethoven”, “Paws”, and this is not the entire list of films. Who knows, maybe more than one director will “offer” a Jack Russell Terrier dog to star in his film or play the role of the main character in it.

February 5th, 2018

Hello dears.
In our old Russian cinema there were many films in which various animals participated to one degree or another. It's about to come eastern year dogs (by Chinese calendar), and I think it would be logical to remember some of the films where dogs played one of the main roles or were generally the most important character.
If you forgot something, actively suggest it in the comments :-)
Let's start with "Adventures of Electronics". The film was shot in 1980 at the Odessa Film Studio, based on the science fiction stories by Evgeny Veltistov “Electronic - the boy from the suitcase” and “Ressi - the elusive friend”.

I don’t know about you, but for me this is one of my favorite childhood films :-)) And yes, of course I dreamed of getting a dog like Ressy. The film stars an Airedale terrier named Chingiz. It's funny that there are several versions of why a dog of this breed was chosen for the role of Ressi. The most common one is that this breed was incredibly popular among Soviet dog breeders in the 70s, and choosing the right specimen was not a problem. But I like another option - the assistant director was able to find a toy dog ​​of only this breed in the Children's World . There were no others :-)))

By the way, some of the films were filmed in Vilnius and Trakai, and not in Tallinn, as I thought as a child :-)

A very touching film was shot by Stanislav Rostotsky in 1977 based on the book by Gabriel Troepolsky. Of course I'm talking about the film "White Bim Black Ear".
How I cried as a child watching this movie....Especially when Bim’s paw got pinched by an arrow on the tracks....

The main role in this movie was played by an English setter named Stiff or simply Styopa, as the actors called him :-) A good dog who became very friendly with V. Tikhonov, who played his owner :-) According to the book, he was supposed to be Scottish, but he wasn’t they didn’t find it, so Styopka played :-) Stiff also had a stunt double - a setter named Dandy, who also starred in several episodes.

"Come to me, Mukhtar!" A very good and correct film, created at the Mosfilm studio in 1964. One of the best roles of Yuri Nikulin, and of course wonderful dog. The prototype of Mukhtar was the legend of the Moscow detective, a heroic dog named Sultan. Who ended his life without shelter just :-(That’s why the ending was changed to a more positive one.


A police dog named Mukhtar was played by three East European Shepherds, or rather even 4, if you count the puppy :-) More than others, the dogs whose names were Ural and Baikal were filmed - they were provided by the canine service of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. And the most important and most fearless was a dog named Dake. The brave dog starred in almost all the key scenes of the film, while the police shepherd dogs took part only in the filming of the detention scenes. That's how things are.

A light and enjoyable adaptation by Jerome K. Jerome "Three in a boat, poverty and dogs not counting the dog" with the brilliant trio Mironov-Derzhavin-Shirvind and a bunch of other nice actors was filmed at the Lenfilm film studio in 1979 (directed by N. Birman).

One of the main characters, the cute dog Monorency, was played by two fox terriers “Duke” and “Sin”. And in the movies you can see that the dogs turned out to have character. Sometimes it was difficult for the actors to cope with them :-)) But they played wonderfully.

Perhaps the first truly popular films that brought Leonid Gaidai were 2 short films. "Dog Barbos and an unusual cross" And "Moonshiners". She first appeared as one of the main trios of our movie “Coward, Dunce and Experienced”, and perhaps the main role was played by a dog. True, these were 2 different dogs :-) The first one was played by a dog named Brekh.

An easygoing and trained dog, however, he did not like some scenes (especially with dynamite), and also really disliked Evgeniy Morgunov and once even grabbed his leg.

Brykh was taken into the second film again, but the dog injured his paws and had difficulty filming. Then one of the crew members suggested trying his shepherd Rex, and everything worked out. True, Rex also disliked... Morgunov :-)) Such was their antipathy.

About a week before the end of location filming, an emergency happened in the group - Rex disappeared. He saw a dog in the forest and ran away with it in an unknown direction. They searched all over the world, but didn’t find it... We thought about looking for the dog again and re-shooting everything again, but Rex came back and let us finish the job :-)

"Dog's heart". A wonderful film directed by Vladimir Bortko, shot at the Lenfilm studio in 1988.

A dog named Karai played the role of Sharik. A good, smart and very artistic mongrel who became the favorite of the whole group, and especially E. Evstigneev. I filmed it the first time and did everything right. Very smart dog. Karai's owner, Elena Nikiforova, picked up her pet when he was still a puppy. She found him between the garages. After “Heart of a Dog,” Karai starred in four more films. A real movie star :-)

"Border dog Scarlet". An adventure drama filmed based on the story by Yuri Koval “Scarlet” by director Vladimir Golovanov in 1979 at the Gorky Film Studio.

A good film, I watched it with pleasure - after all, border guards, an outpost, romance... I watched it many times :-)
The role of the dog Scarlet was played by a real canine celebrity - the absolute champion of the All-Union Service Dog Competition - the dog Brutus. And it was visible. Played great.

An even more famous dog starred in the 1946 film, when director Alexander Zguridi made a film based on the story of the same name by Jack London "White Fang".

After all, the main role is played by Julbars himself - the most famous dog and Hero of the Second World War. He managed to detect more than 7 thousand mines and 150 shells, was awarded the medal "For Military Merit" and, according to legend, he was carried into the victory parade in the arms of Stalin's jacket. That's how things are!

"The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson: The Hound of the Baskervilles"(Lenfilm, 1981) As it seemed to me as a child, the scariest film of the beloved Soviet Charlokiana by Igor Maslennikov was gorgeous :-)) Actors, production, director's work. Everything's OK. And as many as 2 dog roles. The first is, of course, the “devil” dog himself.

In Sir Arthur's story, the face of a dog, whose body structure resembles an Irish wolfhound, was smeared with phosphorus, which is actually poisonous and can cause blindness, loss of smell and even death of the animal. In the filming of the film, a Great Dane from Leningrad named Cyclone was used, to whose muzzle, instead of a phosphorus mixture, they attached a mask cut from reflective tape - light tape - used in the production of road signs

Well, Dr. Mortimer's cute dog Snoopy english cocker spaniel brought by someone from the camera crew.

There was also a pre-war (1935) film "Dzhulbars"— directed by Vladimir Shneiderov from a script by Gabriel El-Registan.
The film was shot in the Pamirs, at an outpost in the town of Sufi-Kurgan, 150 km from Osh.
And in the film, the friendly and intelligent dog Lux starred as a border dog.

As the director himself later recalled: " ... We watch the material selected by episodes on the screen. At one of the regular screenings there is the hero of the film Lux, who plays the role of the brave border dog Julbars. He is, as befits a well-mannered service dog, does not react either to himself, whom he apparently mistakes for another dog, or to horses, or to actors. But when his friend, actor Makarenko, appears on the screen dressed as an assistant to the head of the outpost, the dog’s heart cannot stand it. Having recognized his friend, he begins to whine quietly, wag his tail and express his feelings in every possible way with a loud, enthusiastic bark..."

In the film " Singing teacher", filmed in 1972 by director Nahum Birman important role a red dog named Ting, was played by two dogs at once.


One of them was called Brig, and the second......Ting:-) What a coincidence. Or not really a coincidence.

I also remember several films in which the dog played an important or leading role.
"White Poodle"Feature Film 1955, created at the Odessa Film Studio. Screen adaptation of the story of the same name by Alexander Kuprin.

Movie "Salty Dog", staged at the Lenfilm Film Studio in 1973 by director Nikolai Koshelev based on the story of the same name by Fyodor Knorre.

Drama with elements of phantasmagoria "Friend" directed by Leonid Kvinikhidze, released at the Mosfilm studio in 1987.

“Give me your paw, Friend!” is a Soviet feature film produced at the Central Film Studio of Children's and Youth Films named after M. Gorky in 1967 by director Ilya Gurin.

Well and 2 "Kashtanki". Dumb black and white film 1926 directed by Olga Preobrazhenskaya and a feature film 1975 directed by Roman Balayan.

What similar films do you remember? :-)
Have a nice time of day.

Everyone wants to know what breed of dog is from the movie "The Mask"? - Jack Russell Terrier! The main character of the film, Stanley Ipkiss, considered himself a loser, although in fact he was an affable, modest and not without a sense of humor person. However, his life did not work out. He remained a modest worker who had practically no friends. And only the cheerful Milo always happily waited for his master from work and gave him his love and loyalty. Even when his master became the spectacular Mask, Milo continued to follow and help him in everything.

The name of the dog breed from the movie "The Mask" is Jack Russell Terrier. This is a hunting dog that has become famous for its ability to easily climb into holes and retrieve defeated prey from them. The father of the breed, the priest Jack Russell, considers the breed he bred to be a wild rose, which may not look as impressive as garden roses, but has a special charm. Likewise, the restless short-legged white and red dogs do not stand out for their power, graceful shapes or original colors, but win hearts with their love of life, activity and high intelligence.

Breed characteristics

The breed of dog that starred in the popular film comedy was developed in the 18th century and was used for fox hunting. The priest, who loved to hunt, decided to breed the ideal burrow hunter, with a compact body and strong jaws, which would help him overcome prey in tight spaces.

Despite the fact that this strong dog, she does not have powerful, bulging muscles, and her body remains flexible and mobile. The eyes are almond-shaped and most often dark color. They glow with intelligence and insight.

Representatives of the breed, like Milo from “The Mask,” have mostly white body and a red head. Spots on both the body and face are acceptable. The coat can be either smooth or rough. Movable head with hanging ears, which can stand upright in case of danger.

Character of the breed

The film "The Mask" with Jim Carrey caused a real boom in the dog world. There are a huge number of people eager to become owners of this cheerful breed. However, before you bring an active puppy into your home, you should familiarize yourself with the character and behavior of this animal.

The Jack Russell Terrier is an incredibly active and cheerful creature, endowed with great love for people, as well as incredible mobility. If you don’t exercise your pet on walks, don’t give him the opportunity to run around and play enough, then he will turn into a real monster, like in the famous movie. Only this dog-mask will not please you at all, but will rather upset you, as it will begin to destroy and destroy everything in its path.

The breed of the famous Milo is not a sofa option at all. This great companion for active people who love sports, hunting, raising and training their pet. It is these people who grow up to be incredibly smart “circus” dogs that faithfully serve their owners and surprise everyone around them.

Famous owners of the dog Milo from the movie "The Mask"

While looking for an answer to the question “What is the name of the breed of dog from the movie “The Mask”?”, we learned that this wonderful dog participated in the filming continuation of the film comedy “Son of the Mask”, and also played the role of Grizzly from the film “Problem Child 2” perfectly. Dog Max is not the only film actor from his breed.

The fate of former homeless Uggie, who went from a shelter to the red carpet and won the Golden Collar award for his role in the film The Artist, touches the soul. Due to the puppy's irrepressible energy, the first owners decided to take the animal to one of the shelters in Florida. The ill-mannered hooligan was threatened with euthanasia if the trainer Omar von Muller had not appeared in time in the dog’s fate. The new owner began raising and training the mischievous boy. Uggie began appearing in commercials, and was later noticed by Hollywood directors, who brought the Jack Russell Terrier to world fame.

Representatives of this breed have gained incredible popularity. Consider the millions of views of videos featuring pet Jess, whom American student Heather Brook teaches various tricks!

Jack Russell Terriers have appeared in many other popular films.

  • Luck for hire (RF) 2012
  • Soldiers-10, episode 4 (RF) 2006
  • Vampire Dog (Canada) 2012
  • My Dog Skip (United States) 2000
  • Crimson Tide (United States), 1995
  • A Good Year (United States, England) 2006
  • Beginners (United States) 2010
  • Escalator down (Germany) 2005
  • Princess from Khrushchev (RF) 2013
  • Paws (Australia) 1997–1998
  • Big Party (France, Belgium) 2012

Many celebrities appreciated the active nature of the breed and rushed to get funny pets. Among them are Meraya Keri, Mikhail Galustyan, Philip Kirokorov.

Photo of the dog breed from the movie "Masks"

In the gallery we collected of the Jack Russell Terrier - the dog from the movie "The Mask", you can see the dog's owners.

Video about Jack Russell Terrier

With the release of the comedy “The Mask,” not only the charismatic hero, but also his little companion sank into the souls of film lovers. The active and nimble dog Milo introduced a real fashion for the miniature hunting dog Jack Russell Terrier. The brave breed remains popular today.

The development of the Jack Russell Terrier breed began back in 1818. It was then that the priest John Russell, nicknamed Jack, acquired a puppy. The pastor was looking for an agile hunting companion, and the little dog seemed to him an ideal partner for forays into the forest.

A bitch named Trumpy became the ancestor of an entire breed, giving her species a compact build and characteristic color. To strengthen the hunting instinct, Russell crossed the offspring of a white dog with terriers. In order to preserve the color, he used representatives of the breed with light hair.

Soon breeders became interested in white puppies. During the period of popularity of dog fighting, fighting qualities were instilled in most breeds. Jack's dog was no exception. The descendants of Trumpy began to be crossed with bulldogs, and the breed gradually acquired “warlike” features. Over time, the cruel entertainment of the nobility was banned, and with it the improvement of dogs began to decline. Descendants of fighting Jack Russells can still be found today. The exterior is characterized by a short neck and stocky build.

Interesting! Studying the pedigree, breeders classify the Jack Russell Terrier breed as a Fox Terrier. During his lifetime, John himself denied such similarities, attributing his brainchild to hunting type and recalling the show past of fox terriers.

Modern Jack Russell Terrier

Two hundred years of breed improvement have not passed without a trace for the Jack Russell. Modern representatives bear little resemblance to the first puppies bred. Today's representative of the species is an ideal hunter.

Qualities carefully incorporated into the breed’s genotype:

  1. Wool length. The Jack Russell is focused on hunting in earthen burrows, so short hair helps him shed clods of earth faster. The terrier, covered in mud, could not develop sufficient speed, so he often lost sight of the fox.
  2. White color. Light-colored fur helps a hunter instantly distinguish a dog running out of a hole from a fox. When working with the same terriers, the shooter often shot at his own dog, mistaking it for prey.
  3. floppy ears. Thanks to this structure auricle, ear canal protected from moisture, dirt and other misfortunes that distract the puppy from work.

The origin of all these qualities in the breed was laid by Russell himself. Breeders were only engaged in improving the species.

High demands concerned not only the exterior, but also behavioral qualities. A miniature hunter must be brave and swift. A true Jack Russell will not be frightened by either large prey or difficulty in catching.

The life of a modern dog is not limited to hunting. The breed is increasingly being bred as pet and a companion. Farmers in England respect the dog for its protective qualities.

Appearance and breed standard

Over the entire period of selection, the breed gradually changed. The modern Jack Russell Terrier has a small stature, an agile flexible body and a muscular structure. And the length of the body must exceed its height.

Exterior characteristics:

  1. The height of the dog at the withers is 25 cm;
  2. The weight of an adult is 5-6 kg;
  3. Strong proportional chest;
  4. Strong lower back;
  5. Docked tail in vertical position reaches ear level;
  6. The flat head tapers somewhat at the front of the muzzle;
  7. The eyes are deep-set, dark, almond-shaped;
  8. Dense lips and well-developed muzzle muscles;
  9. The ears are shaped like a bud and droop slightly.

The breed's coat comes in three types:

A mandatory condition of the standard is color. There should be red or brown spots on the light body. Their shade doesn't matter.

Video - All about the Jack Russell Terrier breed

Famous pet

A real surge in popularity awaited the Jack Russell Terrier in the 90s. The released film “The Mask” simply blew the minds of fans miniature dogs. The whole world was imbued with the charisma of little Milo. The breed knew real glory, and with it, distribution.

Initially, the character of Milo was written slightly differently. Stanley Ipkis's dog should have been bigger and braver. Among possible options there was a golden retriever. But after studying the image of the main character, the film crew doubted Ipkis’s desire to start huge dog. The character was impressed by the small, active and omnipresent pet. This is how the idea was born to “give” Jim Carrey a Jack Russell.

The breed coped with its task. World fame soon awaited the protagonist's mobile pet. The famous “voice” of Hollywood animals contributed to this. Milo is voiced by Frank Welker, who previously voiced Scooby-Doo, Garfield the cat and Droopy the detective.

Still from the film "The Mask"

The modern sequel to the film also features a reminder of little Milo. In the film “Son of the Mask,” the main character got a dog named Otis. This is a reference to the comedy Milo and Otis.

Mask dog character

Jack Russell Terrier - an amazing mix of the best hunting qualities, concentrated in a miniature brave dog. The character of the breed has been honed along with its exterior over the centuries.

Without a doubt, this dog can be called the most active in the world. Such a pet simply cannot sit still. And the owner won’t allow it either. A sociable, active and sympathetic breed will become best friend for any family.

The playfulness of the Jack Russell does not fade over the years. IN good conditions hunters live more than 15 years. Even in old age the dog remains curious and cheerful. The hunting instinct remains with him.

However, the desire to catch everything that moves often provokes domestic conflicts. The Jack Russell accepts absolutely everything as prey, including domestic cat and other pets. In order to live in peace, it is advised not to have other pets next to “Milo”.

Curiosity and activity in the character of the breed are woven into a tight knot of active temperament. This dog will never agree to be a sofa decoration. His calling is to explore and sniff. It is important for the owner to understand the pet’s habits and not forbid him to look into secluded corners.

By the way, the Jack Russell is a wayward dog. She definitely tests any commands. Training the breed is somewhat complicated by this obstinacy. The dog will never follow stupid orders. He always has his own opinion. And prohibitions exist only to break them.

Training a little hunter

Raising anyone hunting dog is fraught with difficulties. The Jack Russell Terrier was no exception. The small and energetic hunter will definitely try to command the parade. The owner will need tremendous endurance and strength of character.

Education begins the moment the puppy first comes into the home. Great value there are dogs. This applies to both physical rookery and position in the family hierarchy.

Despite its miniature size, the Jack Russell is a strong-willed and strong dog. The breed has a dominant mentality, so it will definitely try to dominate the house. A dog's desire to dominate can be compared to habits large breeds. For example, a mastiff. In everyday life, the Jack Russell will not blindly obey. Most likely, he will become a loyal and intelligent partner.

The breed has a high need for communication. Loneliness for the Jack Russell Terrier is akin to real torture. Separation from the owner is difficult and painful. Left at home, he will definitely start damaging property. You can’t punish a dog for this, because it’s just trying to eat away its melancholy with a piece of the sofa. To make separation less painful, your pet should be provided with unfamiliar toys and new experiences. The dog’s favorite treats will also brighten up loneliness.

The training is based on the formation of an adequate canine character, for which the owner’s commands will take precedence over instincts. Everything that is prohibited for an adult animal should be stopped already in puppyhood. In this case, prohibitions are necessarily expressed in a stern voice, but not with punishment. Rudeness provokes aggression on the part of the pet, which is unacceptable when raising a home companion.

Training a pet depends on the owner's goals. Hunting and show dogs train according to different methods. However, every dog ​​should be able to perform a number of mandatory commands. These include the orders “Sit,” “Wait,” “Down,” and “Ew!”

The transition to the next command occurs when the dog unconditionally fulfills the previous one. However, the order should not be repeated twice. If the dog understands that the command can be ignored, he will definitely take advantage of this right. When training, it is important to find that fine line between a self-confident and obedient dog.

Raising a puppy

Training should begin immediately after the pet arrives at home. The first training is carried out in the form of a game. Only after 10 months of age can you move on to serious studies.

Before starting training, it is important to teach the puppy to interact with a person:

  1. Nickname training. At the initial stage, you can use tasty rewards to entice the puppy to the bowl. Then the owner simply calls the baby by name as he passes by. Over time, the pet will develop a strong association with a specific nickname.
  2. A bowl. The puppy should be fed in a specially designated area. No matter how much you would like to treat the baby from the table, you cannot feed him, otherwise the adult dog will beg for food.
  3. Walking on a leash. So that the first acquaintance with the collar does not frighten the puppy, you can invite him to play with a new object. Then, for several days in a row, a collar is put on the dog for a few minutes. Once she gets used to it, you can move on to using a leash.
  4. Walks. Every time the puppy relieves itself outside, it should be praised loudly and even encouraged with treats. If the baby cannot decide on natural “get-togethers”, it is recommended to take your pet’s home diaper for a walk.

Puppy cost

The cost of a small Jack Russell Terrier depends on many factors. When compiling the price, the baby’s genetics, pedigree and appearance are taken into account. Future owner can purchase both a club pet and a pet-class puppy.

Jack Russell price:

  1. Puppies from titled parents. The price of such a baby is in the range of 70-80 thousand rubles. Champion titles not only increase the prestige of a particular dog, but also prove the quality of its temperament.
  2. Offspring from a professional breeder. Puppies bred according to the rules of the breed, but not intended for exhibitions, are cheaper - 40-45 thousand rubles.
  3. Ordinary purebred puppy without an eminent pedigree will go to the owner for 30 thousand rubles.
  4. Pet-class animals are much cheaper. Such puppies come from purebred parents, but their exterior does not fit into the strict framework of the breed. Such “culls” do not affect the temperament of children. All the necessary papers are included with this little one. The cost of a puppy varies from 3 to 7 thousand rubles.

The largest nurseries specializing in breeding the breed are located in St. Petersburg and Kyiv.

The Jack Russell Terrier is an excellent companion for an active person. Right well behaved dog will become a loyal friend and a wonderful pet in any home. And sincere respect and love will help the owner in training.

People often wonder about the meaning of life. And they can’t even think that dogs do the same. Although some four-legged animals manage to find the answer. The hero of A Dog's Life was reborn again and again in bodies different dogs to understand your purpose. The movie was released in 2017 and found a response in the hearts of both adults and children. Surely many kids asked their mothers and fathers, leaving the cinema, to get them the same dog as in the movies. So what breed of dog is featured in the movie A Dog's Life?

The difficulty is that the film consists of five unequal parts. And in every story, dogs become heroes. different breeds. Essentially, this is the story of one canine soul that experiences several rebirths. Throughout the film, she asks the question: “Why is she here?”

The first dog we see on the screen is a mongrel puppy. He eats, plays with his brothers and sisters, but very quickly gets caught. This is where his life ends.

In the second rebirth, the dog's soul acquires a body golden retriever. The director manages to perfectly convey the character of such dogs.

The boy Eaton becomes the owner of the dog. They are practically inseparable from the dog. They play, sleep and, of course, misbehave together. At the same time, the retriever, nicknamed Bailey, demonstrates excellent intelligence, restlessness and the ability to understand people and even understand their speech.

Bailey dies in the arms of his first true owner. But only in order to be reborn. This time in the body German Shepherd. And again they show us best qualities breeds: loyalty, courage, strength, intelligence.

The dog serves in the police, saving his owner more than once. However, during the next task he dies at the hands of a criminal.

In his next life he will have to take a break from hard work. A dog's soul ends up in the body of a funny but very smart little Welsh Corgi, Toby. He becomes an indispensable companion for a lonely girl.

The film highlights the unsurpassed intelligence of this breed. The baby’s owner is often surprised when she notices that the dog is reading her thoughts. And yes, he really does it!

In this life, the dog meets true dog love. To the delight of the audience, she becomes a huge representative of the wolfhound breed. Despite the fact that his “beloved” is several times larger than him, Toby bravely comes to her defense. Mainly from the children of the owners, who, like their pets, fell in love with each other and started a family.

Welsh Corgi Toby allows his owner's children to do whatever they want with him. He tolerates their games, never growling even during the most desperate experiments. Although I’m not very happy about it. And this is also an excellent characteristic of the breed.

Toby dies in the arms of his mistress from old age, realizing that he had lived a very good and happy life. But the next one doesn’t start very well. It falls into the hands of people who are not willing to take care of their pet. The dog lives in the yard and does not always get enough food. But he endures all adversity stoically. How could it be otherwise? After all, now he is in the body of a St. Bernard, a hardy and strong dog.

Everything changes when the owner kicks him out of the house. After walking many kilometers, he finds the house of his beloved owner. The same Eton boy with whom he was once happy. True, now he is already a rather elderly man.

Next to him, the St. Bernard reveals its best qualities. He plays happily, guards the house, and even makes life comfortable for his lonely human friend. In the end, he realizes that in front of him is not some strange dog, but the same Bailey, who has appeared from somewhere again.

And at this moment the dog understands what his purpose is. Dogs come into this world again and again to be happy and make people happy.