Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers

Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers is nestled on 7 acres in Fort Atkinson, WI. We raise a small number of puppies a year. What makes us stand out from the others?

All of our puppies are started with a basic recall before they go home. What makes Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers stand out from the rest? We start a basic recall on all of our puppies prior to going to their "Furever" homes. We also take each litter to a private puppy enrichment session to introduce them to a new surrounding/environment. Along, with noises and people. All our breeding stock hav

e been tested for the following:
BAER, CERF (annually), SCA, DM & PLL. If we have a carrier or breed to a carrier, we will test the entire litter and provide results to those who are already an approve home. Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers is happily owned by these little thugs in clowns suits that we call Jack Russell Terriers. We are a small breeding operation that is located approximately 45 minutes between Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We have one litter a year per breeding female. Currently our breeding stock:
Moon Crest Feather who is a black & white slightly broken coated Jack. She is 13 1/2 inches tall. Feather is the daughter of Iden Rye Karrera. Feather has obtained her Go-To-Ground Championship and Super Earth Championship. Moon Crest Amalaya who is a broken tri-colored Jack. She is 12 1/4 inches tall. Emma is the daughter of Inseguire Kianti. She has such a loving dispostion and is great with the puppies. She has multiple Reserve Best Bitch in Conformation. Introducing: Moon Crest Cookies N Cream (A.K.A. CC), She is a 12 1/4 inches tall. She is a black and white broken coat. She is the daughter of Iden Rye Karrera and by Bona Venture Badger. CC has multiple Reserve and Champion Racing awards. Introducing: Moon Crest Lear - Lear is a 12 inch tri-colored smooth coat. She is the daughter of Inseguire Kianti and by Jack' N Around Bjorn. Lear is still young and learning the ropes.

01/08/2025

Wrapping up an order for the Janesville-Beloit Kennel Club! Need prizes for your show? Send me a PM and let’s chat!

01/04/2025

There are many types of ticks that can bite dogs and spread disease. Where they are found and the diseases they spread depend on tick species.

01/02/2025

I got my first job in Hollywood because of an earthquake. I got my second job in Hollywood because of a klutz move at a salad bar. I’m now a member of the DG...

Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers is super excited about this new film!
01/02/2025

Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers is super excited about this new film!

I got my first job in Hollywood because of an earthquake. I got my second job in Hollywood because of a klutz move at a salad bar. I’m now a member of the DG...

12/31/2024

After winning back to back Audience Awards at the Austin and Heartland Film Festivals, GREEN AND GOLD, is premiering at legendary Lambeau Field in Green Bay on January 3 before being released theatrically January 31. Michael Graf is one of the screenwriters on the film about a desperate Wisconsin da...

12/31/2024

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12/30/2024

While at the Texas Pet Sitters Conference recently, we had the chance to hear from Dr. Roy Madigan, a veterinarian, and the principal scientist in the Canine Chagas Treatment Study.

We felt it imperative to share with our clients, and our community, the surprising information we learned.

Chagas disease is a parastic disease that is spread by kissing bugs. Similar to heartworm disease, animals can become infected with Chagas if they're bitten by, or ingest, a kissing bug.

The symptoms of Chagas can show up in a variety of ways. For less severe cases, lethargy, decreased appetite and weight loss may present. In more severe cases, you may see fluid in the abdomen, heart failure, vomiting, and unfortunately, sudden death.

Dr. Madigan estimates that up to 23% of companion dogs in Texas currently are positive for Chagas (compared to about 3.3% that are heartworm positive).

Chagas tends to attack the heart tissue, and is a progressive disease. The most common symptom seen when this happens is arrhythmia. It is also known to attack the brain.

Testing for Chagas is not common. The pet owner usually has to seek it out. There is currently a reliable test called "ELISA" that costs around $120.00. Dr. Madigan tells us that by next year, a new version will be available that will cost around $35.00 and will include a heartworm test. It will be readily available to all veterinary practices. They are currently awaiting approval from the FDA.

The treatment for Chagas is in a pill form and lasts for 12 months. Dr. Madigan reports that while it is 100% effective, it does not fix the harm that has already been done to the body by the parasite.

Our best defense against Chagas is preventative action. Pyrethroid insecticides will kill kissing bugs. Oral flea and tick medicine will kill Chagas.

If you see your pet with a kissing bug, do not squish the bug. Use a plastic baggie to capture it (don't touch it!) and contact https://kissingbug.tamu.edu/contact/ for instructions on how to submit it for testing.

It takes up to three weeks for a pet to test positive after exposure to Chagas, so don't immediately get your pet tested.

It is not only dogs who get Chagas. Cats also are affected. Chagas is the number one cause of seizures in cats.

Humans can also get Chagas. If your pet tests positive, every pet in the house should be tested, as well as all humans.

Antibodies are not effective at preventing reinfection, so a vaccine is not an option. Researchers are currently working to develop a slow-release injectible to protect pets.

Our takeaways:

*Chagas is impacting more pets than most people know. If your pet is showing unusual symptoms, ask your veterinarian to test them for Chagas. The sooner it is detected, the better off your pet will fare.

*Chagas is a treatable disease.

*Be aware of your enviroment. Keep your yard clean. Turn off outdoor lighting. Bring pets inside at night. Remove piles of rocks, leaves or wood near your home. Keep vegetation trimmed regularly. If you find a kissing bug, submit it for testing.

*If your pet tests positive for Chagas, test ALL your pets. Also, test all humans in the house.

For more information, please visit https://kissingbug.tamu.edu and www.vidapharmacal.com

12/24/2024

Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers wishes all of their puppy families a Very Merry Christmas!

12/23/2024

In case anyone is looking. Here is a pair of 9 year old Jacks who just lost their person. If interested in if you could be considered please email: [email protected]

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12/22/2024

Honey Chipotle BBQ Chicken with Creamy Ranch Dip

A flavor-packed dish that's perfect for a weeknight meal or a backyard barbecue!

Ingredients:
For the Chicken:

1.5 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts or thighs
1/4 cup honey
1/4 cup barbecue sauce
1 tablespoon chipotle pepper in adobo sauce, minced
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
For the Ranch Dip:

1 cup ranch dressing
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon sour cream
1 teaspoon chipotle pepper in adobo sauce, minced
1/2 teaspoon lime juice
Instructions:
Prepare the Chicken:

In a bowl, combine honey, barbecue sauce, chipotle pepper, smoked paprika, garlic powder, salt, and pepper.
Marinate the chicken in the sauce for at least 30 minutes, or up to overnight.
Grill the Chicken:

Preheat your grill to medium-high heat.
Grill the marinated chicken for 6-8 minutes per side, or until cooked through.
Make the Ranch Dip:

In a bowl, combine ranch dressing, mayonnaise, sour cream, chipotle pepper, and lime juice. Mix well.
Serve:

Serve the grilled chicken with the creamy ranch dip.
Tips:

For a spicier dish, add more chipotle peppers to the marinade and dip.
You can also bake the chicken in the oven at 400°F (200°C) for 25-30 minutes.
Serve the chicken with your favorite sides, such as roasted vegetables, mashed potatoes, or a fresh salad.
Enjoy this delicious and flavorful dish!
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Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers wants to keep everyone top of what can cause your pups to get sick during the holidays....
12/19/2024

Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers wants to keep everyone top of what can cause your pups to get sick during the holidays. Remember to keep plants out of harms way!

As you deck the halls with holiday cheer, remember that poinsettias can cause mild discomfort for pets. Staying informed about plant safety helps keep your pets healthy!

12/18/2024

Pets of all shapes, sizes and species celebrate the winter season with us. Whether you’re warming up by the fireplace or wrapping presents, it’s likely they’re not far behind, ready to offer a helping paw. …

12/05/2024

Holiday travel with your dog can be a fun adventure, but it requires a little planning. Avoid the 'Are we there yet?' chaos with these safety tips! 🐶🚗

Skor is looking for her furever home. She just turned two years old on November 23, 2024. Sadly we have to move her on...
12/03/2024

Skor is looking for her furever home.
She just turned two years old on November 23, 2024.
Sadly we have to move her on as she was not eligible for registration papers due to her bite being a bit off. However, she can still be recorded with the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America (JRTCA)
She is UTD on vaccinations including rabies.
She is microchipped.
She has been on a flea, tick and heartworm preventative.
She has attended a puppy enrichment session, puppy class and has been to a Jack Russell Terrier Trial where she placed 4th in her conformation class.
She was 2nd in her racing classes.
She is a fun-loving pup with a lot of energy. We think that she may excel in disc, flyball or agility.
She loves to jump and she can get above my head in height (I am about 5'4").
She is by Moon Crest O'Henry and out of Moon Crest Cookies N Cream.
Photo Credit: Heather K. McManamy of ShortHorse Studios.
If interested in more information send a PM.

11/27/2024

Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers wishes everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! We have a lot to be thankful for; current Moon Crest Jack Russell Terrier pack (existing puppy furever homes) and those who are looking to join our family in 2025!

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11/27/2024

Keep your pets safe and sound during low temperatures with these safety tips!

Keep your pets in mind as the temperatures start dipping more.
11/27/2024

Keep your pets in mind as the temperatures start dipping more.

Keep your pets safe and sound during low temperatures with these safety tips!

11/25/2024

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Fort Atkinson, WI
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Moon Crest Jack Russell Terriers is happily owned by these little thugs in clowns suits that we call Jack Russell Terriers. We are a small breeding operation that is located approximately 45 minutes between Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We have one litter a year per breeding female.

Currently our breeding stock:

Iden Rye Karrera who is a black & white smooth coated Jack Russell Terrier. She is around 10 inches tall. She comes from a racing kennel out of Raymond, Minnesota. She has earned her Go-To-Ground Championship her first time out as a puppy.

Inseguire Kianti who we Co-Own with Jillian Scharfstein. Inseguire Kianti comes to us from Canada. She is a tri-colored smooth coat. She is 13 1/2 inches tall. She obtained her Go-To-Ground Certificate in 2018.