Jack Russell Terrier




 Jack Russell Terrier

Jack Russell Terrier

At Dog Village, we proudly offer spirited and energetic Jack Russell Terrier puppies, known for their lively personalities, intelligence, and fearless nature. These small but athletic dogs are perfect companions for active individuals and families. With their boundless energy and affectionate demeanor, Jack Russells bring excitement and love to any home. 

Key Features:

  • Size: Small (10–15 inches tall, 13–17 lbs in weight)
  • Lifespan: 12–16 years
  • Coat: Short and smooth or rough; comes in white with black, tan, or brown markings
  • Temperament: Energetic, intelligent, confident, and playful
  • Intelligence: Highly intelligent and quick learners, excelling in agility and obedience training
  • Exercise Needs: High; thrives on physical and mental stimulation, including walks, playtime, and challenges
  • Socialization: Bonds deeply with families but requires early socialization to be friendly with other pets and strangers
  • Grooming: Brush their coat weekly to keep it clean and shiny; minimal grooming is needed for short-haired varieties.
  • Health: Regular vet checkups are essential to monitor for common issues like patellar luxation and deafness.
  • Diet: Provide high-quality dog food suitable for small, active breeds to support their energy levels.
  • Exercise: Ensure at least 1–2 hours of vigorous daily exercise, including fetch, runs, and interactive toys to prevent boredom.
  • Training: Start obedience training and socialization early; Jack Russells are smart but can be stubborn, requiring consistency and patience.
  • Jack Russell Terriers were originally bred in England for fox hunting in the 19th century.
  • They are famous for their fearless and determined nature, often taking on challenges much bigger than their size.
  • Jack Russells are popular in movies and TV shows, including the iconic role of Eddie in the show Frasier.
  • They are known for their incredible energy and can jump up to five times their height!
  • Despite their bold nature, Jack Russells form strong bonds with their families and thrive on companionship.