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... In the early 19th century the Earl of Malmesbury began bringing these .... I have 
to say, it sounds more like a new pasta dish than a dog breed. [DOC] [TLE] Jack Russell Terrier - Wikipedia [PAR] The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier that has its origins in fox hunting. It is 
principally ... She was the basis for a breeding program to develop a terrier with 
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from an ... His father was a noted sportsman... also a clergyman. ...patterned his 
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working .... He was the vicar of Swimbridge in 19th century England, but he's 
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Little Big Dog) Owner Level: ... A clergyman named Jack Russel developed The 
Jack Russel Terrier during 19th century in England. This feisty ... When they are 
sent to a new home and given a job they become very happy dogs. Because of... [DOC] [TLE] Britain's favourite terrier breeds - Country Life [PAR] Mar 4, 2016 ... In the 19th century, Lord Lonsdale's Fell terrier reputedly followed an otter 23ft 
through ... The sausage-shaped breed was around centuries before it was 
named after a .... The eponymous terrier developed by the sporting vicar was .... I'
m sorry, It is a bit of a myth that John Russell created a new breed of... [DOC] [TLE] Find out everything about Jack Russell Terrier  working-dog [PAR] This breed was named after the clergyman named Reverend John Russell and 
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century England by a clergyman named John Russell. ... Official Breed Standard
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of the 19th century, but many people also suggest that the modern breed has... [DOC] [TLE] The Eighteenth Century Goes to the Dogs : The Colonial ... [PAR] A bulldog named Glasgow, here portrayed by Pugsley, missing from the ... In the 
seventeenth century, Shakespeare employed the nouns "dog" and "cur" as ... 
were elegies for deceased dogs, paintings of pointers and pugs, careful breeding
, .... of animals was stated in depth by Humphrey Primatt, an Anglican clergyman. [DOC] [TLE] Dog Breed Information - America's Pet Registry [PAR] The Australian Cattle Dog was bred in the 19th century by Australian cattlemen 
.... was developed in Devonshire by a 19th Century English clergyman named... [DOC] [TLE] Jack Russell Terrier - America's Pet Registry [PAR] About  Calendar  Breeder's Corner  Dog Breed Information ... The Jack Russell 
Terrier was developed in Devonshire by a 19th Century English clergyman 
named Parson John Russell, Jack to his friends. ... George, a Jack Russell 
Terrier, from New Zealand is credited with saving five children from being 
attacked by two... [DOC] [TLE] The Future of Dogs | The Bark [PAR] Feb 27, 2009 ... Breeding for looks, not function, threatens dogs' well-being ... And so it was in 
1977, when we made an impulse purchase of a Jack Russell Terrier named 
Phineas. ... Five more generations would follow him into our hearts during the 
next 30 ... the 19th-century Anglican clergyman who developed the type. [DOC] [TLE] DNA | The Bark | Page 3 | The Bark [PAR] Among them, they could include influencing dog breeding and changing how 
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Question: In the 19th century a new breed of terrier was named for this clergyman
Answer: Jack Russell