This Jack only wants to play - when they mean business they don't care how big and bad the other guy is, they just wade in, take the other guys' best shots, and it's death by Jack Russell.
Merriam-Webster allows that a feral may be "either" "wild" or "escaped domestication". Our vet described our two as "semi-feral". They escaped the neighbours and moved in with us. They arrived house-trained but shy of humans, and have not fully settled even after five years here. They are very territorial and even chase away other members of their own family. They were obliged, however, by me, to leave their sister alone when she moved in to have a litter. They weigh 5 (female) and 10 kilos (male), and do not back down against other animals. They are reputed (by neighbours) to have killed interlopers.
@Andrea Vitanza For one thing I didn't say it was a Jack Russell. My dog is bigger than a Jack. I know because I had a Jack for 14 years until 2 years ago. And I know if this terrier I have now ever got hold of a cat he would tear it a new a-hole! And my whole point is I would help if needed with my .22 rifle.
@Andrea Vitanza Do you have any idea what the term means, tear it a new a-hole?? It means the cat would get his sorry ass kicked all over the place. Who the hell ever said the dog would 'tear ii apart'? A dog, even a pit bull, doesn't need to tear it all apart to kill it! Wow! You are some special kind of stupid!
Ferals don't always live in groups. Feral is when a cat is born without an owner and live without an owner, they live alone or in groups. While a stray is a pet cat that has been abandoned by the owner.
@@3-ball4489 www.fureverhomeadoptioncenter.com/furever-home-blog/stray-vs-feral-cats-what-you-need-to-know#:~:text=The%20difference%20between%20stray%20and%20feral%20cats&text=Stray%20cats%20are%20socialized%20to,reverted%20to%20a%20wild%20state. Cats that live in a groups are not called ferals, however feral cats often live in groups or colonies called clowder. Again, a feral cat is a cat that is born without an owner. For example, there are lots of cats that live in the wild and many of them are solitary, they are called feral cats not stray cats.
Terriers meet their match in cats because a cat's instinct isn't to run. They use intelligence to fake out and distract, as well as fein strength and advantage in order to buy time to assess the situation and best escape. This confuses the ever living fuck out of an animal like a terrier who charges to provoke a chase that it will win thru persistence and also it's instinctual intelligence of the chase. Notice the cat doesn't stare down the dog, It instead calmly looks to where it wants to go which signals it is not a threat and just wants to leave. The thing is a cat will also take notice of the fact the other animals tend to look in that direction in response to the cat doing so. This the cat uses to it's advantage like a boxer feining movement. See, in this video the cat notices this mirroring and later uses the fact the dog looks where it looks to it's advantage. Also notice when the dog charges the cat it swats at the dog and/or charges back which freezes the dog because it's not the normal reaction of prey. This then leads to a strategy for the cat to fake and Fein it's way out of the situation without ever putting itself at the disadvantage of prey aka turning your back and running. Even more interesting is the cat did all that whilst keeping it's best tools in it's toolkit which is eluding with agility and speed. Cat's use their best weapon as a last resort, as an ace In the hole. They try and confuse first which only serves to exponentially increase their advantage of ellusiveness
I hate cats! My long legged JRT would have rushed in, shoulder charged and bowled over the cat and then shook it at the back of it's neck.... result. Then it would have come back into the house and been really friendly with anyone who was in there.
Dude dogs are good at gripping but awful at finishing off animals... They just don't have the tools to do so efficiently and have much worse reflexes than most carnivores. Cats on the other hand have pretty sharp claws and teeth along with excellent senses. In short, it'd be the cat that would take your JRT I'm afraid
The Jack wants to play with the cat. He’s trying to get the cat to chase him!
JRT is just having fun
This Jack only wants to play - when they mean business they don't care how big and bad the other guy is, they just wade in, take the other guys' best shots, and it's death by Jack Russell.
GTFO lol. That Jack Russell was the usual on the menu for that feral. Luckily he just had lunch...
@@XZagatoX there's always an idiot like you and the comment section
@@XZagatoX lol cats never target nothing like a jack russel, maybe a rabbit on a good day lmao
@Brett Mallard Nah dogs taste like shit, from what I've heard
@@jimjohnson6404 there's always an idiot like you in the World.
Lets not be fooled by JRT small size, it would kill the cat without the problem if she wanted to...
Nobody has fooled
I have a 20lb Tom cat that would beg to differ!
I seriously doubt it!
Equals as killers. They avoid each other.
No man....u r fooled
Nobody's gonna talk about all the lasers shooting off?
Indeed! A Lyrebird or what? :D
In my opinion, The Small JR Would've Kicked It's Ass If it had the chance to.
you don't know anything about cats
More of a stray rather than a true feral cat. Feral cat wouldn't have stayed around for the cameraman, but would have run and hid.
Merriam-Webster allows that a feral may be "either" "wild" or "escaped domestication".
Our vet described our two as "semi-feral". They escaped the neighbours and moved in with us. They arrived house-trained but shy of humans, and have not fully settled even after five years here. They are very territorial and even chase away other members of their own family. They were obliged, however, by me, to leave their sister alone when she moved in to have a litter.
They weigh 5 (female) and 10 kilos (male), and do not back down against other animals. They are reputed (by neighbours) to have killed interlopers.
I know they are siblings because they lived on our back porch briefly as kittens. The three look like totally different breeds.
That’s not a jack Russell tho 🤦🏽♂️ Rat terrier maybeeee 🤷🏽♂️
Rat terriers are taller and larger than jack russells while jack russells are about the same size as cats
It's probably a Jack Russell x Chihuahua cross
Where was this filmed... Manila?
Montmorency making a complete ass of himself
Jack Russell ?? 🙄
Chihuahua vs feral cat
Bear
Any cat ever comes in my yard messing with my terrier he WILL get to know what a .22 hollow point feels like!
@Andrea Vitanza For one thing I didn't say it was a Jack Russell. My dog is bigger than a Jack. I know because I had a Jack for 14 years until 2 years ago. And I know if this terrier I have now ever got hold of a cat he would tear it a new a-hole! And my whole point is I would help if needed with my .22 rifle.
@Andrea Vitanza Do you have any idea what the term means, tear it a new a-hole?? It means the cat would get his sorry ass kicked all over the place. Who the hell ever said the dog would 'tear ii apart'? A dog, even a pit bull, doesn't need to tear it all apart to kill it! Wow! You are some special kind of stupid!
Jack russels were bred to kill foxes rats and animals like that im pretty sure a jack russel could kill a cat
@Andrea Vitanza jack russels also have a strong bite for their size
@@jamesd9821 my patterdale would of killed those cats in the time this video was filmed.
My jack would have had that cat running
😂😂😂😂👍
Russell Terrier can easily kill those cats -_- owner should be more careful
Cats should be careful
ummm thats not feral feral cats are in groups thats a stray or just born wild
Ferals don't always live in groups. Feral is when a cat is born without an owner and live without an owner, they live alone or in groups. While a stray is a pet cat that has been abandoned by the owner.
@@yourpp5235 ur right about the stray .but no what makes them ferel is when there in groups
@@3-ball4489 www.fureverhomeadoptioncenter.com/furever-home-blog/stray-vs-feral-cats-what-you-need-to-know#:~:text=The%20difference%20between%20stray%20and%20feral%20cats&text=Stray%20cats%20are%20socialized%20to,reverted%20to%20a%20wild%20state. Cats that live in a groups are not called ferals, however feral cats often live in groups or colonies called clowder. Again, a feral cat is a cat that is born without an owner. For example, there are lots of cats that live in the wild and many of them are solitary, they are called feral cats not stray cats.
Ce n'est pas un JR...
Terriers meet their match in cats because a cat's instinct isn't to run. They use intelligence to fake out and distract, as well as fein strength and advantage in order to buy time to assess the situation and best escape. This confuses the ever living fuck out of an animal like a terrier who charges to provoke a chase that it will win thru persistence and also it's instinctual intelligence of the chase. Notice the cat doesn't stare down the dog, It instead calmly looks to where it wants to go which signals it is not a threat and just wants to leave. The thing is a cat will also take notice of the fact the other animals tend to look in that direction in response to the cat doing so. This the cat uses to it's advantage like a boxer feining movement. See, in this video the cat notices this mirroring and later uses the fact the dog looks where it looks to it's advantage. Also notice when the dog charges the cat it swats at the dog and/or charges back which freezes the dog because it's not the normal reaction of prey. This then leads to a strategy for the cat to fake and Fein it's way out of the situation without ever putting itself at the disadvantage of prey aka turning your back and running. Even more interesting is the cat did all that whilst keeping it's best tools in it's toolkit which is eluding with agility and speed. Cat's use their best weapon as a last resort, as an ace In the hole. They try and confuse first which only serves to exponentially increase their advantage of ellusiveness
You have no idea what you are talking about if you think a cat would last long against a terrier mate.
A cats instinct isn't to run? 😂
My Jack Russell would have that feral cat easily, and kill it in seconds,
I hate cats! My long legged JRT would have rushed in, shoulder charged and bowled over the cat and then shook it at the back of it's neck.... result. Then it would have come back into the house and been really friendly with anyone who was in there.
BAZZASTUONO My Kangal Killed Your Stupid dog
.....wow...........
Dude dogs are good at gripping but awful at finishing off animals... They just don't have the tools to do so efficiently and have much worse reflexes than most carnivores. Cats on the other hand have pretty sharp claws and teeth along with excellent senses. In short, it'd be the cat that would take your JRT I'm afraid
Yea and my tiger will fuck ur dog up in 1 punch lol. Big dogs aint shit compared to big cats lol
@@XZagatoX a patterdale would kill a cat as when my neighbours used to escape it would go and kill cats.