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FAQs • • Our and • • and wikis • For spoiler tags, enter [your text in the brackets, then close with a](/spoiler) to get • Search by Flair • • • • • • • •. Tl;dnr: Ron's Patronus isn't a Jack Russell Terrier. It's a Crup, a wizarding breed of dog that looks very similar to a Jack Russell Terrier, save for their naturally forked tails. In the Order of the Phoenix film, Ron's Patronus is portrayed as 'a Jack Russell Terrier', as also. After looking at the exact book quote, it should be noted that the bit about Ron's Patronus is in the movies only.
This is because Ron's Patronus is never mentioned in Order of the Phoenix (book). (Likewise, the Pottermore article was not writtten by J.K. Rowling.) Futhermore, Ron's Patronus is only mentioned in Deathly Hallows as 'a terrier': '[Harry] saw Ron’s silver terrier burst into the air, flicker feebly and expire; he saw Hermione’s otter twist in mid-air and fade, and his own wand trembled in his hand, and he almost welcomed the oncoming oblivion, the promise of nothing, of no feeling' J.K. Rowling herself, in a 2005 interview, said that Ron's Patronus was 'like a Jack Russell', but not 'it is a Jack Russell': MA: What's Ron's Patronus? JKR: Ron's Patronus? Have I never said that either?