O/T New pup

[Verminator2]

I have been bugging my parents since our old dog died 2 years ago to get a new one. CHRISTmas Eve my mom walks into the house with a Jack Russell She is a cutie pie, we named her Gracie. Hopefully she won't be gun shy and be my hunting pardner, any tips on that? Here's the pics.







Her tounge is almost always sticking out part way

[dannybracy]

Good looking pup you have there! First time exposing to live fire keep her busy****fetching....running...ect. Start w/ a .22 rim some distance off and work closer to the shots. Don't baby her to make her feel like you think something might be wrong w/ her in the situation. Be normal and be calm. She will pick right up. Good luck!

[acloco]

Smart looking lady you have!

[Hawkeye Joe]

She'll make a good partner for sure. I just met my sisters new Jack Russell mix also named Gracie. Good luck with your new best friend.

[glenn asher]

She should make a dandy squirrel dog, and maybe a rabbit dog, too, but keep her close by, she'd also be a tasty snack for coyote. There's probably nothing much "funner" than squirrel hunting with a good dog, we used to do that when we were kids, it kept us out of trouble, mostly.................

Mighty cute pup!

[Verminator2]

Took her out to feed the horses and shot the pellet gun a couple times, didn't seem to bother her. Got her shots today and is pretty lethargic.

[Hawkeye Joe]

The first time out with my pup I started with a 22lr. After about 10 rounds without ANY flinching, out came a 38 pistol. BANG BANG BANG and he was good to go.

[Verminator2]

Took her out this morning while feeding again with the .22. She jumped at the first shot or two but after that she settled down.

[ACLakey]

Good looking pup. I have a 3yr old jack russel and she is great. Keep her busy and work with her often, you will have a hunting buddy for life.