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Jack Russell Terrier

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Home:Baltimore, MD

Age: 12 Years Sex: Male Weight: 11-25 lbs

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Leave a bone for Barnie

Nicknames:
Buddy, Skip, Wishbone, Brat, Mouth, Barnie Bad A**, No No Bad Dog

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-purebred

Likes:
Barking at people,and buses,motorcycles,bikes,kids,skate boards. Eating bones and left over cat food...yummy,going for walks.

Pet-Peeves:
When daddy teases me, when Miza steals my bones, and when daddy tries to get close to mommy,baths,rain,water,someone getting more attention then me

Favorite Toy:
tennis balls, anything that squeaks ( I just like to rip it apart and get the squeaker),

Favorite Food:
ANYTHING, but especially anything mommy and daddy are eating

Favorite Walk:
When it snows outside, I love to go for walks

Best Tricks:
sit, speak, stay, "get it", I twirl around for treats, and you can put a bone on my nose and I can flip it in the air and catch it! Go to bed, if the cats get out I go and catch them.

Arrival Story:
Barnie belonged to our friend Chuck, who couldn't take care of him because of his work schedule. Back then Barnie's name was Bishop. Chuck gave Barnie to his sister Krista who also tried to take care of him but because of her busy work schedule and because she moved we got to adopt Barnie and take him into our house. He is a great dog, very lovable, good with people and children. Let's just say he's to smart for his own good heehee. Barnie was a great addition to the house and I hope he's around for years to come. He is my baby and no one can get close to me without Barnie growling or getting in between us. He is definintley Mommy's dog, he loves Daddy too, but Daddy is the one who yells at Barnie when he's bad, Mommy can't hee hee.

I've Been On Dogster Since:

January 6th 2005