Jacknthebox Kennels Blog

20/04/2023

This year is a Big downsize due to my health.
Available is around 15 older females. Here’s just a few.
From $500-$1800.

All will be Desexed and all are always up to date with vaccinations.

Entire females will only be available to Dogs Australia (ANKC) JRT breeders. Or for international. PM me privately for price.

Please PM me if you think you have the home for one of our girls.

19/04/2023

3 broken coat older females available PM if interested
8-9 months

19/04/2023

Some of our lovely kids 🥰💖available now. from 11wks - 15wks.

Anyone looking for a Pedigree Jack Russell Terrier puppy ?Jacknthebox Kennels has Puppies currently available.
All have just had 2nd vaccination (C3 & C5) microchipped, Desexed, Pedigree Papers and AAR registered we have 1 Smooth Male, 2 Broken coat Males & 1 Rough coat Male available.
One female of Broken coat.
One entire female of Rough coat. (Sold only to a registered breeder or export)
Parents are DNA 🧬 tested Clear, for all JRT breed traits. All our dogs are Health checked prior to breeding by a veterinarian. Our kennels are inspected by Dogs NSW regularly for all health and regulation requirements.
Puppies are trained to use doggy door and toilet on artificial grass.
Please email:
[email protected]
Prices are currently lower than ever $2400-$2600.
Can deliver interstate

18/02/2023

Currently available now 6 older Males. Reduced in price to $2200
Between 5 to 7 months
Gorgeous Smooth boys and 2 lightly broken coat boys

16/02/2023

One week to go and this Gorgeous Boy is in Australia 🇦🇺

25/01/2023

Happy Birthday to me!
And I’m whelping our new arrivals for Australia 🇦🇺 Day

28/12/2022

This ❤️

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Credits: Things Dog Handlers Say

04/10/2022

Brother and sister 🐾🐾💖💖

23/09/2022

Smooth male
He’s got the Best nature ever 🥰

23/09/2022

Broken coats have so much character 💗

23/09/2022

Love her dark face 💗

23/09/2022

Playful wee Clownface girl 💗

23/09/2022

Loves to be king of the mountain this girl .

23/09/2022

Older puppy
Lovely broken coat

31/08/2022

Just a couple of Gorgeous Boys now advertised on Dogzonline.com.au

26/08/2022

Someone asked me this morning for an entire puppy male.
Are you a registered ANKC breeder I asked.
Reply: no I am registered but not with ANKC.
Jacknthebox reply:
Why do you want him not Castrated?
Reply:
I have 4 pug females and 4 mini foxie and 3 jack russell females.
I lost my Male JRT to a snake and need to replace him.
Jacknthebox reply:
My answer is immediately NO I will not sell my puppy entire to anyone other than a registered breeder who abides by the ANKC rules and regulations. Priority is that we DO NOT breed our females more than 2 times in 2 years. I believe you as a backyard breeder have no rules or anyone to watch you. And you can breed those poor bi***es every 6 mths for the rest of their lives… and have no records kept of health of puppies or DNA testing of your females.
No Jacknthebox puppy will ever enter this world that is my promise to my dogs.
Reply: nil

26/07/2022

Bella says Goodbye to us today
Off to warmer temperatures of Darwin 🥰

26/07/2022

Smooth Boys

26/07/2022

Tri colour Rough
Coat

24/07/2022

1/2 way thru Mixing up Grainfree Puppy biscuits 🐾💖

24/07/2022

Monday morning job
Getting ready to mix up the Grainfree Puppy biscuits 🐾

21/07/2022

Goodbye today to Jojo
What a sweetheart he is
🐾💖🐾💖🐾💖
Enjoy life in Canberra 🥰

16/07/2022

Every Dog owner should please make sure their Dogs KC vaccination 💉 is up to date.
Seems to be a lot of posts recently of Kennel Cough going around at Dog Shows & Dog Parks and Boarding Kennels.

Here’s some info :

Very Common, Usually Not Serious
Canine infectious tracheobronchitis (kennel cough) is one of the most prevalent infectious diseases in dogs. Fortunately, the majority of cases are not serious, resolving on their own in 1 to 2 weeks.
But because some dogs develop life- threatening complications (generally animals with preexisting health issues that compromise an animal’s immune system), you should take precautions to prevent your dog from becoming infected with this highly contagious disease.
Causes of Kennel Cough
Kennel cough can be caused by a number of different airborne bacteria (such as Bordetella bronchiseptica) and viruses (such as canine parainfluenza) or a mycoplasma (an organism somewhere between a virus and a bacteria). Typically, more than one of these pathogens (disease-causing agents) must bombard the dog at once to trigger illness.
Such a multifaceted attack is most likely to occur when a dog spends time with other dogs. Dog parks, dogs that attend dog shows, travel frequently, or stay at kennels have a higher risk of developing kennel cough than do dogs that stay at home most of the time. If you have ever had children in school or day care you understand how easy colds and flu can be spread around.
Signs and Symptoms
The primary sign of kennel cough is a dry-sounding, spasmodic cough caused by pathogens that induce inflammation of the trachea (windpipe) and bronchi (air passages into the lungs). At the end of a coughing spell, a dog will often retch and cough up a white foamy discharge.
Some dogs also develop conjunctivitis (inflammation of the membrane lining the eyelids), rhinitis (inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane), and a nasal discharge. Affected dogs usually remain active and alert and continue to eat well. But if you suspect your dog has kennel cough, isolate it from other dogs and call your veterinarian.
We can typically diagnose kennel cough from a physical exam and history. The cough is very characteristic and can be easily elicited by massaging the dog’s larynx or trachea But if the dog is depressed; feverish; expelling a thick yellow or green discharge from its nose; or making abnormal lung sounds, our staff veterinarians may want to perform diagnostic tests such as a complete blood count (CBC) chest x-ray, and laboratory analysis of the microorganisms inhabiting your dog’s airways. These tests can help determine whether the dog has developed pneumonia or another infectious illness such as canine distemper.
Immunization can be an important part of a kennel. But since the illness is caused by multiple organisms – making effective immunization difficult (NO VACCINE IS 100%) – you should focus on minimizing your dog’s exposure to the disease-causing organisms themselves.
Don’t share your dog’s toys or food and water bowls with unfamiliar dogs. And if your dog is in an indoor kennel, make sure the indoor area is adequately ventilated so airborne organisms are transferred outside.
Treatment
If your dog is suspected to have kennel cough, we will likely prescribe an antibiotic to help prevent any secondary bacterial infection and a cough suppressant. It is imperative that a proper veterinary examination and appropriate diagnostics be performed. Before any treatment regimen is administered you will be notified.

14/07/2022

This lucky wee girl just had her bath and is off to the lovely Gold Coast QLD. ☀️ 🏝
Snoopy is from our Dream/ Harley litter 🥰

13/07/2022

Only 2 more weeks ladies 🐾
Cannot wait to meet our new additions arriving soon.
Some very special little ones

13/07/2022

Oreo just left this morning
Off to the SW Sydney our beautiful boy.
He is a Broken coat.
Enjoy him Vanessa I know he will give you so much love 💗

08/07/2022

This page is a special little insight into the day to day lives of the Jack Russell Terrier’s at Jacknthebox Kennels. From capturing the inquisitive moments of the dogs playing and interacting with each other. To the food they eat and helpful grooming tips and the special arrival of newborns, and much more.

08/07/2022