Breeding and selection of Jack Russell Terrier
Family Jack Russell Terrier breeder in Galicia, Spain
Australian-line Jack Russell Terriers, broken coat and rough coat
At Anrarot Jack Russell Terrier, we follow a family-based, limited and responsible breeding philosophy for Jack Russell Terriers in Spain, selecting our dogs for health, temperament, structure, expression and balance.
We are members of the Real Sociedad Canina Española and work with recognised Australian bloodlines, always prioritising the wellbeing of our dogs and the careful selection of each family.
We do not breed for quantity. Each litter is carefully planned, with health testing and deep respect for the breed. Our goal is to raise healthy, balanced puppies, prepared to become part of a responsible family.
Selected puppies, health, beauty and temperament.
Responsible breeding of broken coat and rough coat Jack Russell Terriers, with guidance before and after the puppy leaves for its new home.
Litter born
Jack Russell Terrier puppies
Our new litter from Harley Quinn × Zeus Vom Anrarot has been born.
The little Anrarot puppies are growing, slowly beginning their transition to solid food and discovering new routines within a family-based, limited and responsible breeding environment.
Our puppies are not assigned simply on a first-come, first-served basis. We observe their development and carefully evaluate each family.
Family breeding, responsible selection and real guidance
At Anrarot Jack Russell Terrier, we do not see breeding as simply handing over puppies. For us, every litter comes from careful planning, the study of bloodlines and daily life with our dogs. We breed in a family-based, limited and responsible way, always prioritising the health, temperament and balance of each dog. Our puppies grow up in a carefully managed environment, with human contact, daily attention and early socialisation adapted to their age.🐾 Puppies raised in a family environment
Our puppies are not raised in isolation. From an early age, they have contact with people, everyday sounds and age-appropriate stimuli to help them adapt well to their new home.
🧬 Health and selection
We select our combinations taking into account health, temperament, structure and bloodlines. We give special importance to genetic testing such as PLL, LOA and SCA.
🤝 Guidance and follow-up
We guide families before and after the puppy leaves, helping with questions about adaptation, feeding, education, rest and basic puppy care.
Not every home is suitable for a Jack Russell Terrier
The Jack Russell Terrier is a wonderful breed, but it is also active, intelligent and strong-minded. That is why we carefully select interested families. We want each puppy to go to a home where their real needs are understood.We look for responsible families with time, commitment and a genuine desire to build a real bond with their dog.
Some characteristics of the Jack Russell
Character
A Jack Russell needs to exercise daily and feel integrated into the family. With a strong temperament but at the same time affectionate with his family, this wonderful breed will quickly gain the affection of
your closest friends. Excellent with children and inseparable from its owner shows to have an innate courage to face any
situation. In our kennel we do not conceive a shy or fearful Jack Russell dog or with any health problem. That is why we perform genetic tests such as PLL, LOA or SCA, among others, on our specimens.
Jack Russell and children. Good idea??
We speak from our experience and we can say that the Jacks and the children are inseparable. This little terrier loves to be with children !! since he’s just a puppy. So if you think about buying a Jack Russell puppy and you have doubts about whether it will get along with children, my answer is a resounding YES.
Types of hair or coat in the Jack Russell Terrier
There are three types of hair: The Jack Russell Terrier with short or smooth hair, the broken hair or the wire hair.
WE ONLY HAVE EXEMPLES OF BROKEN HAIR OR HARD HAIR.
How to train a Jack Russell
The Jack Russell Terrier has become a well-known breed due to its appearance in the movies, so many people nicknamed the Jack Russell as, the dog in the mask, referring to the well-known movie.
This caused a boom in a breed that was founded in the early 19th century.
For us the character of a Jack is simply perfect, as it is a large dog in a small body.
Brave, loving, faithful are just some of its characteristics.
He is a tough dog and loves to be in the company of humans.
Many of the people think or have the belief that it is a too hyperactive dog and that it is very difficult to train.
It is true?
NOTHING IS FURTHER FROM REALITY!! Like any breed of dog, the Jack Russell needs to have his dose of daily activity and interact with his family. For us, they are totally balanced dogs that can be on the couch with their owners as calm as spending hours and hours playing. If you want tranquility, you will have it, and if you want activity…. you have it insured.
Behavior problems
Behavioral problems are determined by factors such as:
1.Absence of socialization. It is essential to do it as soon as possible, so it will be much easier. We already begin to socialize since they are puppies, so we spend long afternoons with our puppies in parks, terraces, etc., so that they get used to noises, new situations, etc.
2. A bad job of the breeder when it comes to selecting the bloodlines. Dog breeding is an art and carries a great deal of responsibility and a bad cross can destroy years of work.
3. Lack of physical and mental activity. If you are a sedentary person or do not have time to dedicate to a Jack Russell … this is not your breed of dog.
How much exercise does a Jack Russell Terrier need?
The Jack Russell is an energetic dog, and like all dogs, he needs daily exercise. From our experience we can say that it is as important that your Jack Russell is with you, fully integrated into your family, as the amount of exercise he needs. The Jack Russell Terrier is happy being with his family, either taking a walk with his owner or being in the living room watching a movie with his family.
As for the exercise you need, I recommend taking advantage of those moments of walk so that the dog enjoys it.
A half hour walk in which your Jack runs, walks free without a leash and you play with him (with a ball for example) will be more effective than a one hour walk with the leash on.
Having a Jack Russell in an apartment, is it a good idea?
We speak from our experience and we can say that a flat is not a good place to have a Jack Russell, it is not so much the lack of space as the moments of solitude that it may have. Here we must nuance.
A person who lives in an apartment and is with his dog all the time is not the same as a person who works outside the home and this forces the Jack Russell to spend a lot of time alone. In this situation, it is very likely that the dog will get bored and start barking, crying, or breaking things out of boredom.
The Jack Russell must have a place where he can play and run around. The ideal is a house with a garden or a large terrace.
How long does a Jack Russell usually live?
A Jack Russell is a very long-lived dog, on average it usually lives about 14 years. This should make us reflect on the importance of acquiring our Jack Russell in a kennel where the health of its specimens prevails, since if you acquire a dog with a problem, it will be many years suffering from it.
Which is better, male or female Jack Russell?
The Jack Russell Terrier is a very affectionate dog with his own. He enjoys being with his people. It is true that in the dog world it is often said that females are more of “being at home” and that they are more affectionate than males.
In my experience, I have had more affectionate males than many females. So I do not agree that females are more affectionate than males.
It is true that it is more likely that if several females live in a house, it is more likely that there will be friction between them, since they are usually dominant and they will all want to be the alpha female.
Jack Russell mini or short leg???
There are no such varieties of Jack Russell Terrier that some call “short leg” or “mini” Jack Russell.
The Jack Russell standard is what it is. And it seems that there are breeders of Jack Russell who coin the terms “toy” “mini” or “short leg”.
In my opinion it is more of a marketing tool, simply.
As has happened in other breeds to which the word “toy” or “mini” is added, such as the Yorkshire. There are no TOY races!
If you go to an exhibition you will see that there are no toy Jack Russells or short-legged Jack Russells.
The Jack Russell has measures established in the standard.
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Why Choose a Jack Russell Terrier as a Pet: Loyalty, Fun, and Unconditional Love
If you’re looking for a loyal companion, full of energy, and ready to fill your life with unconditional love, look no further. Jack Russell Terriers are an exceptional choice as pets due to their unique personality and loving nature. In this article, you’ll discover why these adorable terriers have won the hearts of many families and why they could be the perfect choice for you.
1. Playful and Friendly Personality: A Whirlwind of Joy in Your Home
Jack Russell Terriers are known for their playful and friendly personality that will brighten up every corner of your home. Their contagious energy and eagerness to have fun make them ideal companions for families with active children or people who enjoy a life full of vitality and excitement.
2. Compact Size, Big Heart: Brave and Affectionate Defenders
Despite their compact size, these terriers have a brave heart and unwavering determination. Their loyalty to their owners is unparalleled, and they will always be ready to defend and protect their family with courage and audacity. At the same time, their affection and love towards their loved ones make them adorable affectionate companions.
3. Intelligence and Ease of Training: Lifelong Learners
These terriers are incredibly intelligent and quick to learn. Their agile and adaptable minds make them easy to train, allowing them to learn commands and tricks with ease. This characteristic makes them versatile dogs, willing to participate in activities and games with their owners.
4. Love for Human Company: An Indestructible Bond
Jack Russell Terriers have a deep love for human company and crave to be close to their loved ones. Their affectionate and caring nature makes them excellent companions for those seeking a loving and close pet. They are capable of forming an indestructible bond with their owners, providing an endless source of love and emotional support.
5. Versatility and Adaptability: Ready for Adventures
Despite their origin as hunting dogs, Jack Russell Terriers adapt wonderfully to different lifestyles. They are suitable for living in houses with gardens or apartments, as long as they receive sufficient exercise and mental stimulation. Additionally, their active nature makes them ideal companions for outdoor adventures and activities such as agility and obedience.
6. Longevity and Overall Health: Lasting Companionship
In general, Jack Russell Terriers are a healthy breed and can have a long and happy life with proper care. Providing them with a balanced diet, regular exercise, and regular veterinary check-ups will ensure their well-being and longevity, allowing you to enjoy their company for many years.
Conclusion
In conclusion, choosing a Jack Russell Terrier as a pet will fill your life with happiness and unconditional love. Their playful personality, unwavering loyalty, and eagerness to learn make them exceptional companions. If you are looking for a pet that will bring you fun, affection, and an unbreakable friendship, a Jack Russell Terrier could be the perfect choice for you.
FAQs
1. Are Jack Russell Terriers suitable for families with young children?
Absolutely, Jack Russell Terriers are known to be friendly and playful with children. Their energy and patience make them ideal companions for the little ones.
2. Do they require a lot of exercise?
Yes, Jack Russell Terriers are active dogs that need daily exercise to keep them happy and healthy. Regular walks and outdoor play are essential to maintain their vitality.
3. Are they compatible with other pets?
With proper socialization, Jack Russell Terriers can get along well with other pets at home. Their friendly nature makes them adaptable to different furry companions.
4. What is the average lifespan of a Jack Russell Terrier?
Jack Russell Terriers usually live between 12 and 15 years, but with proper care and love from their family, they can enjoy a longer and healthier life.
5. Do they require special care to maintain their coat?
The coat of a Jack Russell Terrier is easy to care for. Regular brushing and baths when necessary are sufficient to keep their coat in excellent condition.
Get your faithful Jack Russell Terrier companion now and discover all the love and fun it will bring to your life! 🐾
Due to our breeding philosophy, based on selection, the litters we produce are very limited. For us, our puppies are the most important thing, so we make sure of their total well-being. This way we make sure that the person interested in one of our copies meets a series of requirements. Therefore, not everyone can acquire one of our puppies.
There is only one type of Jack Russell, the one recognized in the FCI standard. Many people think that there is a “short leg” Jack Russell or a “mini” Jack Russell and this is not true. Click on the button to know which is the standard of the Jack Russell Terrier dog.
