Question:
Does anyone have any Jack Russle puppies for sale? Sombody who lives in Townsville?
Mary Alice
2008-03-01 21:15:10 UTC
It is my sister's 12th birthday on march 23 and we were hoping we could find a good Jack Russle puppy for her birthday i looked up Jack Russle puppies for sale but their not for sale in our area so if anyone has any Jack Russle puppies for sale in Townsville please let me know just leave your name and phone number and we will contact you.

P.S Oh and one more thing the price we are looking for to buy Jack Russle puppies is between $100 - $350
Eight answers:
marci knows best
2008-03-01 22:03:02 UTC
Here is the site for the Jack Russell Terrier Club of Queensland. Click the breeder link for a list of reputable breeders. Also look at the Older Dogs link for the puppy coordinator.



http://www.jrtqld.com./



Please pay attention to what Rover said, because JRTs are not the dog for everyone.
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2016-06-01 01:06:37 UTC
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Lucy
2008-03-01 21:31:20 UTC
I don't know where Townsville is, but first, you should ask if she can really care for this dog. Dogs aren't the greatest gifts. That's like dropping a child on someone.



Check your shelters, there are many Jack's there, waiting to be adopted. Altered, wormed, vaccinated, microchipped and all.
fauxymynx
2008-03-01 21:25:04 UTC
I hope she asked for the puppy. Generally pets aren't a good gift idea unless you know they are wanting one.



If she did say she wanted a pet, you may tell her on her birthday that she can have the dog of her choice. It usually works out better because she has a say so in which dog she gets as opposed to someone else's choice.



Petfinder.com is a great starter point to find animals in need of good homes.
anonymous
2008-03-01 22:02:59 UTC
Listen, Word to the Wise.



Unless she asked for it, knows about training, care, and the breed, do NOT get her a Jack Russel. I have one. They're VERY hyper dogs. Don't get one ESPECIALLY since she's 12! Kids don't do well with these HYPER dogs, also since they have school to tend to.

Jack Russels can be extremely destructive. They need CONSTANT attention as puppies, and need A LOT of training, LOTS of walks, and plenty of socialation and training.

Please reconsider unless the ENTIRE family is willing to pitch in and care for a dog. Jack Russels live from 8-15 years, can you handle one for that long?

Anyway, GOOD breeders will sell quality dogs from $400-600.

Please do research, and reconsider. Try asking her if she'd like a more quiet, less maintanence dog like a Clumber Spaniel. Children generally don't do well with caring for animals, unless it's something simple like a rabbit.



http://dogbreedinfo.com/ready.htm

http://akc.org

http://petfinder.com



Vet bills can go from $50-1000+. Food, toys, and other supplies can go to $100 also. Please, PLEASE get EVERYONE prepared. And make sure that your little sister CAN and WILL care for the dog. Words aren't as strong as actions.
trout
2016-10-23 06:56:05 UTC
when you consider that even as did a Jack do something a Vet or every person else informed him or therefore, her, to do. i'm no longer a great deal surprised she presented them doggies early. in spite of everything Jack Russells are the finished dogs on earth! Congradulations on the recent contributors of your relatives! i have were given 2.
Zebra
2008-03-01 21:26:49 UTC
Yes, your first step should be to check your local shelter.



Your second should be to tell people where Townsville is - :)
Lee
2008-03-01 21:19:56 UTC
You should check a the local shelters in your area first.


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