Rollo, Male Jack Russell Terrier X, DOB 2009

Rollo, Jack Russell Terrier X, DOB 2009 – Gatwick, West Sussex


Homing Requirements: Rollo deserves to be owned by a family who really get terriers and delight in his antics. He needs a secure terrier-proof garden and a family who are aware that front doors and garden gates are never left open as 'there is a terrier in the house’! Rollo has always been an only dog and we feel he would prefer to remain so.

Video: Rollo by the River
Video: Rollo on the path way

His Story: Rollo grew up in a family with older children. He is neutered and vax'd. He gets excited meeting other dogs and his family didn't have the confidence to offer him to settle, so preferred not to walk him and surrendered him for that reason. Rollo is neutered, chipped and receiving vaccinations. Rollo is in kennels near Gatwick, West Sussex.

Advert: Rollo is a dear and very attractive terrier. He is easy to handle and is affectionate to attention. Rollo enjoys the extent of an extender lead and is meeting dogs well given reassurance and scope to say ‘hello’. He is busy and explorative which will have his terrier owners entertained indeed. He doesn't have reliable recall and his socialisation skills are rusty but will develop with opportunity and keeping him moving and parallel walking with friends.

Rollo is a 4 year old tri-coloured Jack Russell type terrier. Small in stature he stands to about 13-14" to the shoulder. He is in very good health. Rollo embraces life and would so enjoy an active life style. Rollo will soon meet his family we are sure - he is such a 'catch'!

Please note that this dog is currently in boarding kennels and is also available for foster until a 'forever' home is found.




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***PLEASE NOTE: This ad has been posted by Rescue Remedies Dog Rescue. We are a registered charity (No. 1139407) and our work involves finding unwanted dogs their life long homes. We currently have approx. 100+ dogs under our wing. We usually ask for a minimum donation of £150 at the time of adoption, for each dog, to help us continue helping homeless dogs***.

An update from one of our volunteer walkers ...

"Rollo was my second walk today. He was very vocal whilst in his kennel getting ready to leave and at the beginning of his walk. Once on the bridle way, he settled down. I put him on an extender to give him chance to have a good look around and be a terrier. The grass in the field was higher than him, but that didn't stop him running around. Once back at the kennels I took Rollo into the paddock, he should be called Roll-o!, because he just rolled over and over. A very cute young man".





Rollo is currently in boarding kennels and would benefit from a foster home until his forever home is found.

An update from the kennels:

"New walker Bessie walked Rollo, whilst I walked Basil. On leaving kennels, Rollo was his vocal self letting everyone know he was going out! We kept the dogs at a respectful distance and ensured we had water with us. Halfway round the walk we stopped for a welcome water break and Rollo drank most of Bessie's water. We also took the opportunity to capture a couple of photos. On the way back we stopped at the stream. Rollo would have gone for a full swim if he'd been allowed, he loves the water. Once back at kennels, we took the boys into adjoining grass runs and Rollo enjoyed playing with and rolling over a tennis ball. He really deserves a forever home.



In the stream



Rollo is available to foster until his forever home comes along. Could you offer him respite from kennels and a foster place?