All puppies listed below are from registered JRTCA registered parents.
If you have questions please contact the club at CarolinasJRTClub@gmail.com.
If you have questions please contact the club at CarolinasJRTClub@gmail.com.
CJRTC BREEDERS PLANNED LITTERS 2022
Steadfast Jack Russell Terriers
confirmed litter due June 25th 2022, between Steadfast Whatchamacalit and Conasauga Chase.
CJRTC BREEDERS
- Raus-hill Jack Russells (Liz Moore & Whitey Cox)
- FoxPaw Jack Russells (Teresa Mull)
- Glen Echo Jack Russell Terriers (Christine Duvall)
- Pebblecreek Terriers (Heather and Frank Davis)
- Runaway Farm (Martha Milligan)
- SeaDog Jack Russell Terriers (Denise DeCosta)
- Coldwater Creek Jack Russell Terriers (Pam and Richard Kohl)
- Lockenlode Jack Russells (Susan Broadhurst)
- Fiery Fox Jack Russell Terriers (Amy Humphrey)
- Steadfast Jack Russell Terriers ( Carrie LaCombe)
THESE JACKS NEED A PACK
Dexter in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Dexter aka Dex, formerly Oreo, came to rescue as an owner surrender. He had been running loose and his owner was unable to contain him and his four friends so he was surrendered. Dex is up-to-date on all of his vaccines and heartworm negative. He will be neutered before adoption. He is a Jack Russell mix and weighs approximately 29 lb. He loves his human and is super loyal. He is very smart and can be a Houdini! We require a securely fenced in backyard because he likes to let himself out for a walk about. He does great with other dogs, but would prefer to lay by his human. Dex is laid back in super sweet. He would be a perfect family dog! Please note you will be required to visit Dex in Charlotte for the meet and greet. We do not ship dogs.
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Sixpence in Yadkinville, North Carolina
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Shilling and Sixpence are an almost 8 year old bonded sister and brother pair that have lived together since birth. Ideally, they would be placed together in a home that can give this energetic duo plenty of exercise! They need some leash work, but know sit, down, and no. They also seem to be housebroken. Their former owner said they don't care for smaller dogs, especially ones that might be too "in their face." They currently are living with a larger hound mix and a Chihuahua/terrier mix and have done well with both of their foster siblings. Shilling loves squeaky toys, and will happily rip one to shreds in her dog bed. Her brother, Six, is more laid back and submissive. Per their prior owner, they have done fine with cats, but in their foster home, they did intensely bark and corner the cat. Homes with cats would likely need to be evaluated on a case by case basis, as any cats would likely need to be larger and "dog-savvy." Both terriers are altered, up to date on vaccines, and heartworm negative.
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Is the Jack Russell Terrier the Right Dog for You?
Many experienced, as well as inexperienced, dog owners are overwhelmed by the demands of a Jack Russell Terrier, leading to the dogs being abandoned even before they reach adulthood.
