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I only breed a very small amount of puppies,
first of all to get another generation in my
breeding program. If you
are interested in a JRT from me, e-mail me and
tell me a little about yourself.
No pup is leaving home before the age of eight weeks
and I am more than happy to keep the pup a couple of
weeks extra, if that suits better.
My
aim has always been to breed sound and healthy dogs
that follow the Breed standard and is a pleasure for their owners. |
My dogs are cleared from hereditary eye disease every year
and all have healthy patellas. The documents are
available on the side of each dog.
To read and interpret old JRT pedigrees is
interesting and every
combination I do is carefully considered regarding
ancestors many generations back.
I also find it very important to have a JRT that is easy
to groom, I myself am not interested in trimming.
Therefore
I try to get coats as easy as possible to take care
of in my litters, even if the pup is rough coated.
You find more info about next planned litter
here.
This will accompany the
pup from me...
No pup is leaving home before the age of at least eight weeks
and I am more than happy to keep the pup a couple of
weeks extra, if that suits better.
If you live in another country, I normally do not
ship pups as cargo. I expect you to collect the pup from me in
Sweden so we can meet and get to know eachother a
bit.
If you are uncertain of what breed to choose, it is a good idea
to read the Breed Standard, which describes the
breed, both the looks and temperament. Under
The Dogs there is a link to the Breed
Standard for both Labrador Retriever and Jack
Russell Terrier.
If you are interested in another breed, you find all
FCI breed standards at the
FCI website. |
