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I don't want to rock anybodies boat, here is an idea that is simply food for thought not trying to say anyone is right or wrong. I have patterdales and the way i hear it Jagds and pats are remarkably similar, pats are much more a ground dog and Jagds are supposed to have the better nose. In my pats, aggression is a good thing so long as it is not directed towards people and unprovoked other dogs, it is not really aggression so much as prey drive. Understanding that they are selected and bred to stay to task regardless the consiquence and trust me you don't need to force them to it, they love it. People just need to hunt them in a way that complements there style. With Jagds and Patterdales terrier still means tenacity. "Hunt then hard and treat them like kings" they'll be disapointed with anything less.
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