Jack Russells For Sale in Louisiana

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Russellville Farms 318-286-7151

Home of

Shortiejacks and Hunt Terriers

Russellville Farms

Home of

Shortiejacks and Hunt Terriers

Our Jack Russell Terriers
All breeding dogs PLL and SCA tested clear or clear by parentage

Jack Russell Terrier Males

Snowy Scotty of Lovely Lady's Valley
aka "Scotty", imported from the
Netherlands. We are so excited to add
Scotty to our breeding program.
Thank you, Sheree, for allowing us to
have Scotty.

Brightjacks Its Peanuts,
Charlie Brown aka Peanuts. already
making his mark at Russellville Farms
as a super sire!

RV' You Crack Me Up
is already proving himself to be an
outstanding sire. Crackers is out of
MeMe and Tex, from Cow Country.
We are so excited to add this little guy!

Russellville Cuatro, our newest male
addition to Russellville Farms. Also
a son of Meme and out of our beloved
retired male, Trey, Cuatro is the
embodiment of what we strive to
breed here at Russellville Farms.

Templar, aka Munchkin, is another
new addition to our breeding
program. He was bred by Alex
Geisler. Thank you so much for
allowing me to add him to my
breeding program!

We welcome Alef to our breeding
program. Alef is from Moscow,
Russia. Sired by Multi-National
Champion of Russia and Belarus,
Lovely Orange Jokey. Many
champions and international
champions in his pedigree, Alef
promises to be a excellent addition
to our breeding program.

Jack Russell Terrier Females

Russellville Covrgryl has joined our
breeding program and has quite the
funny personality. Loves to "sit up" and
look around.

Dyas Farm's Ohme Ohmy "Meme"
arrived the first part of 2014 and
was added to our breeding program
in late 2014. Bred by Dyas Farms,
Meme is totally new bloodline added
to the Russellville breeding program.
We thank Donna for the opportunity
to add such a great bloodline to
our breeding program!

Russellville Baby's Got Her Blue
Jeans On aka "Blu".
Sired by Pratzal's Dac Tary and
the retired female, Tinkabelle.

Russellville Kenley will be added
to our breeding program this fall.
A daughter of Scotty and Khloi,
Kenley promises to continue to carry
on the bloodlines and type we desire
here at Russellville Farms.

Brightjacks' Countess should be
entering our breeding program this fall.
We are excited to have her join our
crew!

Russellville Baby "D" out of our very
own Doodles and Scotty. Just a
sweetheart to be around. She has
substance and bone and a very pretty
head and has already produced one
outstanding litter.

Russellville Delilah--Sired by Peanuts
and out of Caisee, Delilah promises to
be an excellent addition to our breeding
program.

Russellville Raven Nevermore, aka
"Raven" is out of Zypper and the
recently retired Lacye. Raven is
super muscled and a super sweet,
very funny girl that loves playing
with Red. Raven will be giving us a
litter of pups in a couple of months!

Russellville MacKenzie has already
produced an outstanding litter of pups
by Alef. Cannot wait until the next
litter! MacKenzie makes four offspring
of Meme to be added back to our
breeding program!

Russellville Just in Case, aka
Caisee--out of Khloi and Dac Tari,
Caisee brings to the jack russelll world
exactly what it needs. She has given us
two beautiful litters so far.

Russellville Georgia on My Mind,
aka Georgia out of Meme and Bud. We
are so pleased with her first litter and
can't wait to see more!

Russellville Calamity Jane, aka Janie
out of Ady and Scotty. Janie gave us
some beautiful babies in the last litter.
We are hoping for great things from her!

Russellville Sweet Karoline--Full
sibling to Delilah!

Jack Russell Terriers

The Jack Russell Terriers' history began with a man named Reverend John Russell. He was commonly referred

as Parson

Jack.

The Jack

Russell

Terrier breed started with a small white Fox Terrier…a female by the name

"Trump".

Trump was

breed

specifically for hunting,

a task requiring

great stamina, intelligence, spirit, and

conformationals. The Jack

Russells

were

breed to

handle difficult trails, small tunnels,

and hidden dens to flush

out game.

The Jack Russell Terriers have three distinct hair types. They are commonly referred to as the smooth

coat, the

broken coat,

a slightly wire-hair texture, and a rough coat. Their coat should be no less than 51% white.

Jack Russell Terriers are

found in

two sizes.

They are either 10 to 12 inches tall or 12 to 15 inches tall. The Jack

Russell

Terrier’s

body

should be proportional

to its

height. It should be compact, yet well balanced and athletic in

appearance.

Their

tails are often docked at

birth to about

4 inches and should

be carried proudly, and high in the air.

Their paws

are generally

small, well padded and should point

straight, not angled out. Jack Russell’s

ears are usually

folded

forward and close to the

head. However, some admirers prefer

ears

that are

pricked or

sticking up slightly.

These little dogs are packed full of energy! They are best suited to those with a very active lifestyle. They are

extremely

social

and

require

a good bit

of attention. They should be a house or inside dog but it helps to have

access

to open spaces to burn off

excess

energy.

These terriers were breed to

be hunters, so they love to chase toys

and

balls

or go for a

long run. Since they are

a hunting breed, they help

keep pests away… but should be supervised

around other pets

such as cats, hamsters,

and other

small animals.

Jack Russell Terriers love children and they are generally considered safe with all ages if they are raised with the

children

and

trained

properly. They

are fun loving, playful dogs and will entertain you with both their intelligence

and their antics.

However,

children under the

age of six years old

should always be supervised around dogs.

Jack Russell Terriers have become increasingly popular due to their fame on recent movies and T.V. show

s such

Frasier,

Jim Carey's

Mask, Gene Hackman’s Crimson Tide, Disney's Wishbone, and My Dog Skip

just to name

few!

Russellville Jacks participating in Agility

Tonto owned by
Staci Hoffman

Just wanted to send this photo of Tanq’s first

title….

The titles aren’t the end all and be all for me,

but,

when

you

have a

great

little agility dog , he

makes

things

much

easier

to acquire!

Thank you

for that,

Jana!

Onward

and

upward.

I am

thinking to trial

on both sides of the border

with

Tanq

and

eventually

Zuni.

Have

our

first

USDAA

trial coming

soon!.

Actually

met a

lady

at the

last trial

that

knew exactly

what Tanq

was

and

thought

him a

fine

example of a

Hunt

Terrier,

that. Take

care

and talk to

you

soon.

Sandy