He does well with other dogs, but I keep an eye on him. Jack Russells can be quite assertive. Socializing him early made a huge difference.

He's usually friendly, but my Jack Russell has a strong prey drive. If he sees a smaller dog running, he might chase it. I keep a close eye on him during playdates.

My experience has been mixed. While most of the time my Jack Russell gets along well with other dogs, he has a tendency to be overly energetic and can overwhelm more timid dogs. I've found that introducing him to new dogs gradually helps, especially if there's plenty of space for everyone to roam. Interestingly, JRTs are known for their tenacity, so they can play hard and require breaks. It's essential to monitor their interactions closely.

My Jack Russell is pretty good with other dogs, though he can be a bit bossy. He loves to play and often instigates friendly tussles. But sometimes, he doesn't recognize his size and gets a little too rough for smaller dogs. Socialization is key, so I make sure he meets a variety of pups from a young age.