Size: Small

Adaptability: Adaptable to various living environments, but their energy level requires regular exercise

Allergies: Not particularly prone to allergies

Friendliness with Family: Loyal and affectionate with their families, though their high energy may require supervision around young children

Behaviour with Strangers: Can be wary of strangers due to their guarding instincts; early socialization helps

Friendliness with Kids: Generally good with older, respectful children; may be too energetic for very young children

Hair/Fur Shedding: Moderate shedding; regular grooming helps manage their coat

Activity/Energy Level: Very high activity level; they need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation

Life Span: Around 12-15 years

Training Difficulty: Intelligent and quick learners, though their independent nature may require patience in training

Behavioural History: Bred for hunting and digging, they are energetic and enthusiastic workers

General Health: Generally healthy, but like many terriers, they may be prone to certain genetic conditions and dental issues

Parson Russell Terriers are best suited for active individuals or families who can provide them with plenty of physical and mental stimulation. Their hunting instincts and intelligence make them excellent candidates for various dog sports and activities. Consistent training, socialization, and mental challenges are essential to keep them happy and well-behaved companions.