#jackrussells

[popsixsquishcicerolipschitz]

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[artbymaranda]

Doggust 2023 -Day: 20 -Breed: Jack Russell Terrier -Name: Horrace -Story: Horrace considers himself one of the best watch dogs on the block and fiercely protects his yard from all sorts of intruders. But "the greatest threat" in his eyes is the frenchie that lives next door. He is so loud and makes such a mess. They constantly fight from the fence line.

This year for Doggust I am making one dog character a day (or reviving an old character) from the official Doggust prompts. Dogs have always been one of my biggest inspirations. From the vastness of the breeds, the expressive features and their amazing antics, they are the perfect subject to draw as a cartoon!

[odiethejackrussellterrier]

[moveleftslightly]

Jim with his dogs 2017. Wanted to shoot a sheet of 5x4 here but the landowner was moving us on as we weren't physically on the byway. I grabbed this on the blad before he got too shirty. The track was less than eighty metres away.

[ickaimp]

It is cold and blustery outside, neither Winston nor I feel like going outside. It’s a day for warm fuzzy blankets and hot drinks. #jackrussell #jackrussellterrier #petsitterlife https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpa90m8vucw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[honestlyvan]

u have rlly great opinions ..... would u like to share some about. my best bby boy valdi....👀👀

Good taste, anon :D Valdi was honestly such a breath of fresh air when we'd just spent multiple chapters dealing with the pomp and circumstance of a forever war and then there's this fucking dork living in a cave with fifty thousand robots like the world outside of his door isn't ending all the time!

A lot of that personality can be explained by the way other people do the fighting for Valdi, tbh. He is clearly very busy, he takes great pride in his craft and has a more profound understanding of how the tools affect how the war is fought -- the way building weapons only results in more fighting -- but the price for being able to be as good as what he does is a detachment from the realities of war. And it clearly bothers him, on some level, even if he doesn't really have the mental capacity to dwell on how it makes him sad.

Valdi believes very firmly in the idea that the purpose of building things is to make things better, and if those make-things-better things make things worse instead, that is as much the fault of the builder as it is the wielder. He's yet another person who is okay without being okay, the way all of them are characterised by not knowing anything but the fight -- and it's an interesting intersection of his values and personality that he's one of the quickest to grasp the idea that you can just stop fighting, perhaps because he doesn't get bogged down by the potential long-term consequences out the gates like the people who define themselves through being able to put bodies in the ground do.

Valdi is one of the characters whose personality really feels different between the translation and the original, too, like, he's a lot more dorky and innocent in English, while the Japanese still makes him oblivious, but more of in a "yes yes whatever [talks about Levnises]" kind of way. I could believably buy that English Valdi has forgotten what there is that is so upsetting about the war in the first place, whereas in Japanese the vibe is more "8) BUT WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THAT HERE". Either way, he's a sweet boy really.

[ninethreecreative]

High days and Snow days with Bailey #theshire #snow #jackrussell (at Old Tupton) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpqafaWsU5m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fan-burnnotice]

Vor kurzem hat Frauchen bei einem Gewinnspiel von @vitakraft.deutschland mitgemacht und gewonnen 😊😊 Für Frauchen einen Hoodie und für mich was zum snacken 😋 Die Snacks muss ich aber mit Emma (Hündin von Frauchens Mama) teilen, weil ich ein paar Sachen davon nicht darf wegen meinen Allergien 🙈 #Flash #JackRussell #ParsonRussell #Hund #Dog #Hoodie #Snacks https://www.instagram.com/p/CpXpkFVDV0U/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kirkmanatelier]

Some pages from my variable Topics sketchbook class #drawingclass #sketchbook #sketchbookclass #artschool #sketches #sketching #taxidermy #deer #dogs #jackrussell #jackrussellterrier #pendrawings #pensketch #pencil #pencilsketch #pencildrawing #graphite #graphitedrawing #studies #loosestudies #drawingcollage https://www.instagram.com/p/CohWaAQOyg9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[vaevictis2]

[droo74]

The best cuddle buddy

[longdogspottings]

Alright here's the 46th tennis ball I have spotted on the episode called. "Army" on Bluey. If anyone wants to have a look. https://instagram.com/p/CEthZeXlSW5/

[odiethejackrussellterrier]

Time to get cozy

[kccares]

Second group walk was great, the weather mild and the doggies loving it #premiumpetcare #premiumwalks #dogwalking #dogexcercise #dashund #minituredachshund #staffy #jackrussel #peaceofmind (at Danbury, Essex) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnAgbrtoDOK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tendyaffairs]

Great White singer Jack Russell, who survived nightclub fire that killed 100 people, dead at 63

Jack Russell, the lead singer of the heavy metal band Great White and a survivor of the tragic Station Nightclub fire, passed away on Thursday at the age of 63, according to various media outlets. As reported in an obituary by Rolling Stone, Russell succumbed to complications from Lewy body dementia and multiple system atrophy (MSA). He had disclosed in July that he was stepping back from touring due to these diagnoses.

The Station Nightclub fire, which occurred in West Warwick, Rhode Island, remains one of the deadliest nightclub fires in U.S. history, claiming 100 lives and injuring over 200 people. The blaze broke out during Great White's performance when a band manager set off pyrotechnics that ignited the foam soundproofing lining the walls of the club. The highly flammable foam caused the fire to spread rapidly, leaving many concertgoers trapped inside.

Russell, who survived the fire, found himself at the center of controversy in the aftermath. While he was never charged, Daniel Biechele, the band's road manager responsible for setting off the pyrotechnics, and the club's owners, Jeffrey and Michael Derderian, faced criminal charges. All three were charged with 100 counts of manslaughter—Biechele pleaded guilty, while the Derderians entered no contest pleas. Biechele and Michael Derderian were sentenced to four years in prison but were both released early. Jeffrey Derderian received a sentence of community service.

Great White was also involved in civil lawsuits that culminated in a $176 million settlement distributed to the survivors and the families of those who perished. In 2013, as the 10th anniversary of the fire approached, Russell announced plans to host a benefit concert in California, intending to donate the proceeds to the Station Fire Memorial Foundation, which aimed to create a memorial at the fire site. However, the foundation declined his donation, expressing that it did not want to accept funds from him.

In a 2016 interview with a Portland radio station, Russell reflected on the incident, revealing that although he wanted to publicly address the tragedy, his legal team advised him against apologizing, fearing it might be interpreted as an admission of guilt.

At the time, some relatives of those who perished in the Station Nightclub fire questioned Jack Russell's expressions of remorse. During a candid interview, Russell, who was never criminally charged in connection with the tragedy, pointed fingers at the town fire inspector, accusing him of negligence for failing to cite the club owners over the use of flammable foam as soundproofing material on the walls and ceiling.

Despite the controversy surrounding him, Russell's legacy within Great White remains significant. A heartfelt post on the band's Instagram page read, “His passion for his fans and his sons was unparalleled, just as his love for rock music was. How do you put into words the bond you share with someone who walked with you through an extraordinary journey, both the highs and the lows? Sometimes, it's better to let the music do the talking.”