Jack Russell Puppies for Sale... If we are outside playing with the puppies, leave us a message . (803) 641-9533 for our home machine or (803) 640-0007 for our cell. We have some of the most beautiful Jack Russell puppies you've ever seen!   And our hand shipper is ready to fly your new puppy to you. In our puppy selection for 2016,  we have all ages, colors and coat styles: smooth, rough, and broken (a combination of smooth and rough).  Many folks prefer an older Jack Russell dog and others want a younger puppy.  There are advantages to choosing each of these stages of a puppy's life.  Many customers are purchasing mature dogs as companions for themselves, their parents, or a favorite pet who has just lost a buddy. The best way to reach us is by phone or email.  Let us know what you want in the way of a Jack Russell dog so that we can send you photos of our dogs and puppies not yet listed on the site.  The care and nurture of our puppies comes first, often times making it difficult to get to the computer. 

Just pick up the phone and call.   Le Reve Tickets Seating ChartWhen you call, if  we happen to be out with the Russells, be sure to speak distinctly.  Hoosier Race Tire PressureWe'll return your call right away.Car Dent Repair Cost Delhi Note that we prefer leaving many of our Jack Russell pups from other years on the website to show you what we have produced in the past.  Please enjoy our "sold" puppies and know that they are living in great homes. We are in the process of updating our system so new pups should be on the site shortly. In the meantime, call us to see if we have what you want in a new puppy. The majority of our dogs are sold as family pets, not to those wishing to breed or show. Even though all of our puppies are purebred, we no longer furnish pedigrees.

However, those wishing to purchase pedigrees may do so. We reserve the right to refuse a sale if we feel it is not in the best interest of the puppy. If you have something special in mind for your Jack Russell Terrier puppy and don't see it on the website, let us know.  Most likely,  we have it--  just not published right now.    Talk with the "Hound Mama" at (803) 641-9533. "Andy" is sold and going to Eagle Pass, TX. "Hensley" is sold and living in NJ. Guru is not for sale;  He is one of our hand raised, home bred, new stud dogs.  Goldie X Mr. Nubbins. "George" is sold and going to West Virginia. Priscilla X Mr. Nubbins. Typically, Jack  Russells of South Carolina has terrier puppies available during each season of the year. See our puppies for sale on the three pages. Feel free to check for availability by contacting us. As a responsible, experienced breeder, the health, longevity and well-being of our dogs and puppies - and the ultimate satisfaction of our puppy buyers - are our first concerns.

Our Jack Russell Terriers are regularly vet checked and carefully screened for health problems. --- Click Here to See More Jack Russell Puppies --- We specialize in shorties of English and Irish descent.  Even though all of our dogs are purebred, we are no longer including registrations. However, those wishing to obtain pedigrees on their dogs may do so at an additional charge. Keep in mind that this may take some time. All of our broodstock and their offspring have great dispositions and are good with children and other pets. Please note that currently there are three puppy pages showing the pups available, with  prices beside the photos.  If you will double click on the photo of the puppy you like, it will enlarge so that you can get a better view.  Also,  beside the photo, we list the parents' names. Our adult dogs are not for sale unless they are listed on the adults for sale page.   If you are looking for an older dog, call us.  We have had very good luck placing our adult dogs in some very fine homes this year. 

People are indeed very pleased. The coat styles are listed by each picture. We have smooth, broken, and rough coat puppies. Limited space prevents us from showing all the photos available so call us if you are interested in a certain look.  If we have additional photos, we will email them to anyone who is seriously interested.  Please note that we let our puppies play so don't expect them to be spotless.  Some may show signs of a newsprint stained coat from the bedding we use.  Also, young puppies are born with pink noses which turn black as the puppy ages.  Some photographs show noses that have partially turned giving a pink spotted effect. All of the puppies shown on the three puppy pages have had age appropriate shots, have been wormed regularly, and have had routine veterinary care (age permitting) such as heartworm prevention and flea prevention.   Tails are docked and dew claws are removed professionally. With the exception of the Parents page,the website is current as of May 25, 2016.

Pomeranian Breeders Philadelphia PA Dachshund Club of America Inc Foxhill Toy Fox Terriers Pomeranian Information, Pictures of Pomeranians Pomeranian Dogs Pomeranians are little dogs with “big dog” personalities. While lively, friendly and fun, they can be slightly territorial. They grow very attached to their owners and can develop a protectiveness that makes them suspicious of strangers. This not only makes for a loyal, tried-and-true companion, it makes for a superb watchdog. Pomeranians, though small, can really deliver on the barks when a stranger approaches the house. What They Are Like to Live With In spite of this protectiveness, Pomeranians are not too clingy or codependent. And they’ll get along with every member of the family, including other pets, as long as they’re introduced properly. Intelligent, busy and curious, they have a lovable independence. But they crave your attention and playtime, sometimes responding by standing on their hind legs and barking happily.

Things You Should Know Pomeranians can sometimes be stubborn and willful, and they can easily dominate a weak-willed owner. A firm but friendly hand is needed day-to-day, especially when it comes to their barking. Pomeranians love to bark and bark and bark, sometimes for arbitrary reasons. If taught at an early age to limit the noise, they will. Always keep Poms on a leash. Like other proud and small breeds, they are blissfully unaware of their size. They have the tendency to “take on” larger dogs, so always keep them close and protect them from conflict. Pomeranians can shed quite a bit and need daily brushing to prevent tangling. Check their ears and ears regularly, and make sure they get scheduled visits to the dentist—Pomeranians’ teeth tend to gather tartar easily. They are very happy living in apartments as long as they get regular exercise and human interaction. A healthy Pomeranian can live as long as 15 years. Common health issues include eye problems, dislocated kneecaps, tooth loss and molting.

Pomeranian History Descended from the Spitz family—specifically the sled dogs of Lapland and Iceland— Pomeranians were originally big, sturdy herders of sheep. Over time, they were bred down to a smaller size, becoming cherished pets of Marie Antoinette, Mozart and (famously) Queen Victoria, whose preference for small Pomeranians created a worldwide demand. During the late 1800s they came to the U.S., and the American Pomeranian Club held its first show in 1911. Ever since, their good temper and small size have made them an enduring favorite in the U.S. The Look of a Pomeranian Overall, Pomeranians have a poised and proud carriage. Compact, sturdy and fluffy with slightly rounded, wedge-shaped heads, straight muzzles and pointy ears, they sometimes have a fox-like appearance. They have dark, deeply set eyes and an overall alert and lively expression. Their undercoats are dense and soft, their outer coats rough, profuse and puffy, while their feathered tails curl over the back. Coats can be nearly any color, but the most common are red, orange...