I always ordered this mix drink at my favorite restaurant and I will love to know how es prepared

2 oz Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey
10 oz Coca-Cola

Pour jack daniels into large glass filled with ice. Pour coca-cola into the glass. Stir lightly.

Enjoy!

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I Like Jack Daniels, but Im tired of jack w/coke, hopefully I get an anwser bfore the weekend, thanks guys

I like to mix it with flavored coke, like vanilla or black cherry. Or cherry vanilla dr pepper is also good.

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We may be getting a pup that is a hybrid of these breeds. If you have experience with this breed, I'd love to know a bit about your experience. We already have a male (neutered) basset hound that is 3 years old.

well i have a miniature pincher his name is rocky hes a hyper dog. good luck with yours

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I already like it with cranberry juice (I know you’re saying ughhh). So besides those two, what else can I mix J.D. with….

Hot Toddy
JD, Honey, Cinnamon, lemon juice and hot water

Lynchburg Lemonade
JD and lemonade

Manhattan
JD, sweet vermouth and bitters

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because the only thing i have is pancake mix, whats the difference between the two, if there is a difference that is, at all ?? thanks so much please someone know the ansewer to this :) :)

Find the recipe for funnel cakes online. I would think you should use the legitimate one bc otherwise they will turn out too heavy.

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My one year old dog woke up last night and would not stop shaking his head, like something was stuck in his right ear. Today his body is shivering, shaking on and off. He is very lethargic. I covered him in a blanket and he is sleeping now. His nose is cold. He will not eat dog food or treats, but ate a little bit of a hot dog. Is this just a common cold, or do I need to take him to the vet?

Vet for sure. This is not normal and can be very serious. I would go now. Could it be poisoning?

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anyone have any good tips from experience? his coat is getting pale from getting dirty, he stays outside during the day and in at night and loves to get dirty. thanx

Hi Boopy,

I have just about an all white Jack Russell Terrier (he has black around his right eye). My trick for keeping him white - frequent wash-ups.

If he's been digging in the mud to hunt after something that crawled under a big rock, (JRTs love to hunt) - - he'll come in with muddy feet and face.

Before he comes in I'll be ready for him -

- have two bowls of water ready
- one bowl of very warm soapy water, and one bowl of warm clear/clean water (for rinsing). This and a washcloth and towel.

When he comes to the door I grab him and bring him into the kitchen where he'll get a sponge bath.

If he's really a mess (which happens a lot) - I'll have the kitchen sink ready to give him a bath. Thankfully JRTs fit in kitchen sinks perfectly - and if you get them young enough - you can train them to take baths without fuss.

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Now for the next part of my answer -

You said he's outside all day, right?

Where is he? Backyard? Sideyard?

is the area fenced? Is it a kennel? (small fenced area?

Does he have free run?
or
Is he chained?
Note: your dog should not be chained. it's too dangerous. Many municipalities are passing laws banning the chaining of animals. Too often people come home to dogs that have accidentally strangled themselves. And, remember Katrina? Those chained dogs never had a chance once those waters broke through the levees. Put yourself in one of those dog's positions - Rising water. You're chained. Struggling to get free. Struggling for breath. DON'T CHAIN YOUR DOGS!

<getting down from soapbox>

Now, where was I -

If the area that he's in all day is not covered with grass - move him to a different area (if possible). Or you can put grass down (buy sod), or you can put a different surface down - like white pebbles.

This way your dog won't pick up the pale dirt/dust from the ground he's on all day.

My other questions - is there a reason you don't leave him inside all day? Is there anyone there to watch him?

If not, and you do keep him outside - you do provide a doghouse or other form of shade, right? And the doghouse is off the ground? And he had clean water available all day?

And during the summer months, your outside temperature stays below 85 degrees Farenheit, right? Because if it goes over 85 degrees, leaving your doggy outside is not good. Dogs cannot take heat like you or I. They don't sweat. They pant. And once the temperature gets over 85 they begin to get stressed out - they can get heat stroke very easily. And I mean very easily.

So if you leave your dog outside and it's going to be a warm day - make sure you make arrangements to get your doggie inside where it's cool.

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How's his inside sleeping bed? Do you keep it clean? Are you washing the bed on a weekly basis - especially if he's outside all day?

Why? Well - he's obviously bring in dirt every day - and it's going in his bed. He could also be bringing in hitchhikers like fleas and ticks - they'll hang around his bedding.

So wash it in hot water - disinfect it - and when your done - sprinkle flea powder on and around it.

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Next - Give him a bath every month. No sooner than that - just once a month.

Dogs have natural oils in their coat that help them REPEL dirt and water. (yes they do) - Shampooing them gets rid of these oils.

And like someone else posted - they have Whitener Shampoos for White Dogs - though I never noticed the difference in mine.

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So - where are we -

Keeping your white dog white

1. Clean him up as soon as he gets dirty.
2. Clean up his outside area.
3. Clean up his inside area.
4. Give him baths - one a month. no sooner then one a month - unless he really gets mud/dung covered.

Good luck,

Scamper's owner

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My boyfriend and I stay together a lot. He has a cat, and I have a pit bull mix. They usually get along well. My dog likes to chase the cat and tries to play, and sometimes the cat will swat at or scratch my dog. Usually she just hides.

We've temporarily taken in a stray Jack Russell terrier mix. If we can't find him a home, we're thinking of keeping him. Our concern lies with the cat since she already hates change and has no problem striking a pit bull. Is there any way the 3 of them can live together okay? My boyfriend is worried about the cat's happiness.

Call the jack russell terrrier rescue around you and save the cat. When your boyfriend got the cat he made a commitmnet to it to give it a good quality of life. Being chased by your mutt isn't very fair, good thing the cat will defend itself. Jack russells can be extreemely aggresive. Know when to say NO

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Hi,
I just got a chihuahua/jack russell mix from the shelter. She is 12 lbs. and I started feeding her Cesar Cuisine’s, how much should I give her in order to maintain a healthy weight? All help is appreciated.

A chihuahua/jack does not have a very big stomach so you would feed it about a cup of food a day at twice a day intervals. You may wish to check out this link, toward the bottom of the page shows the scale for feeding a dog of your size. I hope this helps out.

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/feeding.htm

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So far she is a ball of energy, smart and affectionate.

I would expect her to be the poster child for “Puppy Uppers”. LOL. Remember that from SNL? Puppy Uppers and Doggy Downers.

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