Moderate. Brush 1–2 times/month; heavier shedding in spring/fall.
We always show puppies when active so you can see their energy, interest in people and environment. We show the parents to help understand temperament and quality. Documents are provided openly, and we answer all questions about health, pedigree, and previous litters.
Yes. Contact us at first signs — we advise on whether vet visit is needed and initial steps. Behavioral advice provided.
Jack Russells are not aggressive — they are fearless but friendly. Any unprovoked aggression or cowardice is considered a fault. With proper socialization, they are usually calm. Hunting instincts may cause chasing small animals (cats, rodents), so unfamiliar animals should be protected.
Phone, Telegram/WhatsApp, e-mail. Owners’ chat available for questions and advice.
Price depends on the breeding value of the parents (champions, working lines) and includes kennel costs: vaccinations, microchipping, high-quality food, socialization. We always explain the price of each puppy individually.
Suitable for active individuals or families willing to walk and train a lot. A “playful companion” dog with strong attachment. Jack Russells can adapt to both apartments and houses, but without regular activity, they get bored quickly.
First deworming at 4 weeks — before first vaccination. Second — before rabies vaccination (~3 months). Then monthly until 10 months, then quarterly (spring/summer/fall/winter) and 2 weeks before annual rabies vaccination.
Puppies have basic socialization before moving: sounds, people, other animals, short walks on leash. We provide detailed instructions for routine, walks, toilet, and first commands.
With responsible care and nutrition, the average lifespan is 12–16 years. Some dogs live up to 17–18 years. This is relatively long-lived among dog breeds.