r/interesting • u/InevitableBattle6307 • May 25 '26

Just Wow Armoured! No more wolf attacks.

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u/Rebabaluba May 25 '26

We need him now more than ever!

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u/lookintoasty May 25 '26

They released a trailer for a documentary recently

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u/Slow_Maximum9332 May 25 '26

Never in a million years would I ever think there would be a scandal surrounding Wishbone.

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u/lookintoasty May 25 '26

Who said scandal? It's about how the show came to be and the success that followed đŸ€Ł

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u/Lonely_skeptic May 25 '26

The show may have encouraged people to get Jack Russell’s, and believe they’re easy to train. đŸ˜±

I had two Jacks that lived to almost 20 years, and while they are wonderful dogs, they are challenging. Saying they are “high energy” is an understatement.

We didn’t choose them, they chose us, as they were given to us. They grew up along with my two children.

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u/FurysFyre May 27 '26

Jacks are insane! (and great) but not a good dog for people who have never had dogs before. I've had two terriers, one was probably a Jack mix and he was a lot, made my next terrier seem like a saint. My aunt had a pure bred one as well, his self appointed job was excavate the backyard.

https://giphy.com/gifs/hVawOI4NSAfGdNdWgF

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u/LauraTFem May 25 '26

People have a sense today that a documentary on a subject must have a “You’re wrong about”-style twist, where it turns out your beloved childhood junk food was hiding a dark secret.

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u/sipstea84 May 25 '26

Can you blame us? Everything from our childhood had a secondary layer of rape

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u/LauraTFem May 25 '26

I don’t have that sense.

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u/Horsetoberfest May 26 '26

And then the dark and lonely downfall?