KSU Kennel - FCI
Certified FCI Kennel - KSU Jack Russell Terriers.
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We currently have no available puppies. Follow our blog news section or social media for announcements of upcoming litters. You can also leave a request for early reservation and get the first pick.
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Phone, Telegram/WhatsApp, e-mail. Owners’ chat available for questions and advice.
Smooth-coated rarely; rough/broken may need stripping every few months (at least 1–2/year).
Generally yes. Jack Russells are playful, affectionate, and usually good with children. It is important to train the puppy to interact with the child and supervise play to prevent injuries.
Puppies are released no earlier than 10 weeks — at this point they have received basic vaccinations and completed quarantine after revaccination. Preferably after rabies vaccination (from 12 weeks) plus 14 days quarantine to develop immunity.
Certificate (puppy card) — the first document issued by the club/kennel for the litter, indicating breed, name, birth date, microchip number, and parents’ info. Confirms breed quality and is given to the new owner. Pedigree (FCI/KSU) — a register with ancestry data (usually 4 generations), confirms purebred status, allows breeding and show participation. Club registration — recording in the breed club based on certificate/pedigree; provides access to club events but does not replace a pedigree.
Not mandatory, but we request periodic photos/videos to monitor growth and adjust recommendations. Optional in-clinic or in-person visits.
According to the FCI standard, ideal height at the withers is 25–30 cm, weight is approximately 1 kg per 5 cm of height (25 cm ≈ 5 kg, 30 cm ≈ 6 kg). Other standards allow height up to ~35–38 cm, with weight usually 5–8 kg.
Yes. KSU allows ownership changes via application to the club, providing certificate/pedigree and sales contract or statement, with fee payment. The pedigree is updated with new owner info.
Only after commands (“come”, “heel”) are fully learned. Until 6–8 months, use long leash. Release only in safe areas, away from roads. Laws may restrict off-leash walks.
Annual vet exam: general condition, eyes and ears, weight, body condition. Ensure vaccinations and parasite prevention are up to date. If needed — blood tests, ultrasound or X-ray. Dental checks and cleaning are included in preventive care.