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Helen Miles - 01 Aug 2005 15:45 GMT
Dear All,

I need advice. I am well pissed off with next doors
Jack-Russell-from-hell. The Fracking thing keeps yapping & barking and
disturbing my nap. To add insult to injury, the bastard chased me twice
this morning when I was out doing my rounds. I of course smacked it in
the head with all my claws out and then chased it, but even so, it's not
what you want to do when you're taking your constitutional. Pandora is
so worried by it, she hasn't even gone out today and she likes to lie in
the sun on the patio.

It won't stop barking, so the human has offered to climb over the fence
and wack it with the garden spade, but I would prefer something more
effective and long term. Like bowel dismemberment. That'd shut the
bugger up.

All advice appreciated.

Most miffed,

His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger.
wafflycat - 01 Aug 2005 15:50 GMT
> All advice appreciated.
>
> Most miffed,
>
> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger.

I find a mouthful of fangs impaled about the jugular most effective against
lower life forms.

Purrs, Waffles
Karen AKA Kajikit - 01 Aug 2005 17:22 GMT
>Dear All,
>
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>effective and long term. Like bowel dismemberment. That'd shut the
>bugger up.

Next time lurk up someplace high and then jump down on the ratcreature
with all claws at full extension... that ought to teach it to leave
you alone!

I know Jack russells are adorable dogs, but they're a little PITA to
have for a neighbour! The people behind us had two of them - one older
dog who was very well behaved, and one puppy that yapped and yelped
and carried on all day and all night long, especially when they went
away for vacation and left it tied up to its kennel! I always wanted
to call the animal protection people and report them but they weren't
actually doing anything 'wrong'. It had food and water and shelter,
just not love and attention or dog-training :(

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Helen Miles - 01 Aug 2005 17:45 GMT
> I know Jack russells are adorable dogs, but they're a little PITA to
> have for a neighbour! ///

Yeah, I had a Jack Russell for 17 years and they are cracking little
dogs. However, they are huge personalities in very small bodies and you
need to show them who is boss. Having said that, I'm looking for a new
d*g addition next year... We've decided on a Parson Russell Terrier (a
slightly larger type of JRT) and I dread to think what HRFL will say
when the puppy arrives in Feb!

Helen M
Kreisleriana - 01 Aug 2005 21:30 GMT
>> I know Jack russells are adorable dogs, but they're a little PITA to
>> have for a neighbour! ///
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>slightly larger type of JRT) and I dread to think what HRFL will say
>when the puppy arrives in Feb!

Really?  Here the name Parson Russell has superceded the name JRT, so
what were JRTs are  now (for show and breeding purposes anyway) PRTs.
But I don't know any just-plain-dog people who use the PRT name.

Theresa

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Helen Miles - 01 Aug 2005 21:47 GMT
> Really?  Here the name Parson Russell has superceded the name JRT, so
> what were JRTs are  now (for show and breeding purposes anyway) PRTs.
> But I don't know any just-plain-dog people who use the PRT name.

The PRT is the pure-bred UK Kennel club accepted true-to-original-type
JRT. They stand taller than a typical JRT and have a breed standard.
JRT's still exist as working dogs, but they are only allowed to be
registered with the JRT fanciers club, not the Kennel club. JRT's have
many different varieties, patterns, etc, etc, where as the PRT is a much
more "pure" terrier...

My JRT was more PRT type (i.e. taller) and stood 14" at the shoulder. I
like the larger more "square" terriers.

What HRFL will think however, remains to be seen as he refers to the
resident d*g Bonnie (a X-breed mutt) and "That stinkin' scum" ;o)

Helen M
Kreisleriana - 01 Aug 2005 21:25 GMT
>>Dear All,
>>
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>
>I know Jack russells are adorable dogs

They are the spawn of Satan. ;)

Theresa
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Adrian - 02 Aug 2005 14:16 GMT
>>> Dear All,
>>>
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>
> They are the spawn of Satan. ;)

They're not called Jack Russell terrorists for nothing. ;-)
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jmcquown - 02 Aug 2005 15:51 GMT
>>>> Dear All,
>>>>
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>
> They're not called Jack Russell terrorists for nothing. ;-)

I'm still reminded of the art show we were working when I went off to use
the loo (porta-potties, dammit!).  Walking back I encountered a couple who
had just bought two Jack Russell pups from one of the exhibitors (no, she
wasn't selling pups, just happened to have 2 of her dogs babies there).
They were about 10-12 weeks old.  They were already getting into mischief.
One had found a walnut and was chewing on it; his brother kept jumping on
his head.  And this couple thought they were soooo cute.  Uh huh.  Okay,
they were adorable.  But two at once?  Hahahahaha!

Jill
Alison - 02 Aug 2005 14:29 GMT
> They are the spawn of Satan. ;)
>
> Theresa>..

They're lovely dogs, I love'em.  They just misunderstood:)
  Alison
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 01 Aug 2005 21:27 GMT
> Dear All,
>
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>
> All advice appreciated.

Dear Tiger,

A friend of mine in the U.S. had a twenty-pound owner named
Boswell.  He had managed to terrorize all the neighborhood
dogs so throughly that they would drag their people to the
other side of the street when being walked past his house!
Another friend had a large marmelade named Billy who would
periodically trounce the yappy little poodle next door.
(Dogs having a rather short memory, he had to do it about
once a month, but each trouncing kept the noise level down
for about that long.)  I realize you are a gentlemanly cat,
but perhaps you should treat the problem a bit more
aggressively?
Alison - 02 Aug 2005 14:46 GMT
> Dear All,
>
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>
> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger.

Bribe him with doggie biscuits and he'll be your best friend-:)
     Alison
Duke of URL - 02 Aug 2005 17:27 GMT
Helen Miles @ helen.miles@virgin.net

> I need advice. I am well pissed off with next doors
> Jack-Russell-from-hell. The Fracking thing keeps yapping & barking and

Instruct your human to call the neighbors and tell them they have a "Public
Nuisance". If the owners fail to correct things, tell your human to carry a
can of pepper spray whenever in the yard, and to spray the obnoxious mutt
every time it barks.
Adrian - 02 Aug 2005 18:23 GMT
> Helen Miles @ helen.miles@virgin.net
>
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> human to carry a can of pepper spray whenever in the yard, and to
> spray the obnoxious mutt every time it barks.

Possesion of pepper spray is illegal where Helen lives, and I'm sure she
wouldn't use on an animal even if she could.
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