The Queen was rarely seen without her beloved corgis by her side, but as King Charles III moves into Buckingham Palace, there might be a new top dog in town.
The Queen’s corgis famously had their own room in the palace, complete with a wooden door with a gold handle and a polished floor.Amy Ockleford, spokesperson for the RSPCA, said: ‘While Jack Russell terriers may be little in stature, they are typically described as having big, cheeky and fun personalities and tend to be very active.
But the RSPCA wants to warn prospective dog owners that taking on a Jack Russell – or any dog – is a big responsibility. Amy warns: ‘The popularity of certain types of dogs is often triggered by popular culture – such as public personalities who own them – and we’ve seen an increase in popularity of specific breeds due to new film releases and popularity on social media.
‘We’d urge anyone thinking of taking on a Jack Russell terrier to ensure they can properly care for that animal and, if possible, to consider taking on a rescue dog.’Sadly, between 2015 and 2020, the RSPCA’s 14 national rehoming centres took in 894 Jack Russell terriers or crosses.
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