No available puppies
We currently have no available puppies. Follow our blog news section or our social media for announcements about new litters. You can also submit a request for a pre-booking and get the first pick.
ContactsPast offspring
Yes. Excellent for agility, flyball, frisbee. Start with basic fitness, then obstacles, tunnels, jumps. Many become champions in agility and parkour.
Wipe gently if needed. Any redness or clouding requires vet attention.
Ears: only drops and massage; never insert objects inside. Teeth: dog toothpaste 1–3x/week. Human toothpaste not used.
Puppies receive a KSU puppy certificate with information about parents and litter, and an international veterinary passport with vaccination and treatment records.
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.
Phone, Telegram/WhatsApp, e-mail. Owners’ chat available for questions and advice.
Yes, required. For registration, shows, transportation, and export, the dog must be microchipped. An international vet passport is needed for vaccination records (especially rabies) and border crossing/show participation. All puppies are microchipped and have international vet passports from first vaccination.
Jack Russells are “perpetual motion.” Solution — lots of activity: long walks (running, ball games), active training (fetch, obstacle courses). Balance physical and mental games. Routine feeding and rest after play reduce overexcitement.
Yes. Contact us at first signs — we advise on whether vet visit is needed and initial steps. Behavioral advice provided.
We strongly recommend specialized puppy food for small active breeds (dry or wet, at least super-premium). Jack Russells have fast metabolism and sensitive digestive systems. Homemade diets often cause imbalance (calcium/phosphorus, protein/fat, micronutrients), affecting growth and joints. If using homemade, it should be designed by a dietitian/vet.