Jack Russell pups for sale

We are pleased to offer a selection of Jack Russell puppies for sale, located near Abbeyfeale. These puppies, all female, are currently just under two months old and come in various colours including Black/Tan and Brown/White. They are good-natured and have been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring they are healthy and ready for their new homes.

They have been brought up with their mother and father, are very energetic and loving. Both parents are family pets and are well taken care of as are the puppies we can’t wait to see them begin their lives with loving families that treat them with love and care.

father is a miniature jack russel we think he may have been crossed with a chihuahua

mother is a small jack russel. Presumably mixed with a corgi going by the ears again we aren’t 100% sure

both are very lovely, very loving and loyal.

small breed of jack russell puppies the father is smaller than the mother and the mother is smaller than a standard jack russell

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