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JRT

westwicklow · 2010-01-31 21:09:11

My JRT is usually well behaved both inside and outside the house, very social and does what he is told. However, there's always a "however", things like power drills, chainsaws etc. drive him mad and he seems to have a compulsion to attack them. He lives on a farm so there's plenty to keep him occupied but, having spent…

31-01-2010 10:09PM

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My JRT is usually well behaved both inside and outside the house, very social and does what he is told.
However, there's always a "however", things like power drills, chainsaws etc. drive him mad and he seems to have a compulsion to attack them. He lives on a farm so there's plenty to keep him occupied but, having spent the weekend sawing timber in the woods, he even goes as far as attacking the handle of the chainsaws when switched off and left on the ground. Also, stuff like anglegrinders drive him mad. It's gone to the stage now, where, for his own safety, he gets confined to a jeep etc. when such activities are taking place. His 2 other JRT buddies have no such problems thankfully. The 3 of them are rescued but we have them for approx 2 years.
What should I do with this fellow please?

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