As a Jack Russell Terrier owner myself, I certainly understand the appeal and desire to adopt this dog.
Jack Russell Terriers make for one of the best family dogs you can choose to adopt.
When it comes to Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds, you can find dogs with high energy, tons of personality, and loyal companions.
Whether you are in the market for a new dog for the family or simply curious about some of the potential mix breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier, we have decided to put together a list of some of the more popular Jack Russell mixes including pictures and a brief overview of each breed.
Lastly, we will cover some of the information you may be curious to know if you plan to adopt a Jack Russell Terrier mix breed soon.
- Jack Russell Terrier and Chihuahua Mix (Jack Chi)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Pug Mix (Jug)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Beagle Mix (Jack-A-Bee)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Papillon Mix (Papijack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Boston Terrier Mix (Bo-Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Cocker Spaniel Mix (Cocker Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Dachshund Mix (Jackshund)
- Jack Russell Terrier and French Bulldog Mix (French Bull Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Golden Retriever Mix (Golden Jack Retriever)
- Jack Russell Terrier and German Shepherd Mix (Jack German Shepherd)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Pomeranian Mix (Jack-A-Ranian/Jack-Pom)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Yorkshire Terrier Mix (Jorkie)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Siberian Husky Mix (Husky Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Rottweiler Mix (Jackweiler)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Cairn Terrier Mix (Jacairn)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Poodle Mix (Jack-A-Poo)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Border Collie Mix (Border Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Patterdale Terrier Mix (PatterJack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Kelpie Mix (Jackpie)
- Jack Russell Terrier and West Highland Terrier Mix (Westie Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Labrador Retriever Mix (Jackador)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Pit Bull Mix (Jack Pit)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Corgi Mix (Cojack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Toy Fox Terrier Mix (Foxy Russell)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Rat Terrier (Jack-Rat Terrier)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Basenji Mix (Jackenji)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Shih Tzu Mix (Jack Tzu)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Mix (Cavajack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Australian Terrier Mix (Rustralian Terrier)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Bichon Frise Mix (Jackie-Bichon)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Basset Hound Mix (Basset Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Bulldog Mix (Bull Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Dalmatian Mix (Jackmatian)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Bull Terrier Mix (Bully Jack Terrier)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Italian Greyhound Mix
- Jack Russell Terrier and Pekingese Mix (Peke-A-Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and American Eskimo Dog Mix (Eskijack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Chinese Crested Mix (China Jack)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Miniature Schnauzer Mix (Jack Schnauzer)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Shar Pei Mix (Rus-A-Pei)
- Jack Russell Terrier and Silky Terrier Mix (Silky Jack)
Jack Russell Terrier Mix Breeds
I have been raising a Jack Russell Terrier for the past 3 years now, and I will be the first to tell you that this is a fiercely loyal dog and full of life.
Not to mention, fearless and eager to do about anything possible for your love, attention, and affection.
Jack Russells are known to be high-energy dogs and somewhat stubborn.
They should not be overlooked when it comes to how smart they can become and how trainable they can be if you put in the effort.
Jack Russells have also been around since the 1800s and primarily bred to hunt.
It is essential to realize that you do not always have to decide to adopt a full-bred Jack Russell Terrier if you are currently struggling to choose between two breeds.
Tons of mixed breeds are available to adopt and need you to provide a loving home.
When you get a mixed breed Jack Russell Terrier you get the benefits and inherited traits of two fantastic dogs in many circumstances.
To give you a better idea, I want to dive into the different mixed breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier just to showcase to you how many options you truly have.
The Jack Russell Terrier
Jack Russell Terriers were initially bred in England to hunt fox dating back to the 1800s.
The Jack Russell Terrier will be white-bodied and have a different colored face or markings that can be brown, black, or tan.
Jack Russell Terriers are highly energetic, demanding when it comes to attention, and highly loyal.
Overall, the Jack Russell Terrier is also highly driven to work and has a high prey drive due to their hunting background.
As a Jack Russell Terrier owner myself, I can assure you that this dog can test your patience initially.
If you are willing to train, provide a loving home, and show affection, the Jack Russell Terrier can become one of the best dogs you could ever decide to adopt.
With many qualities that are desired by potential owners looking for a dog, the Jack Russell Terrier certainly meets the criteria.
Sometimes you can look a bit further and consider a mixed dog breed with a Jack Russell Terrier that genuinely has the personality and traits you desire.
The rest of this discussion and guide is designed to give you some insight into different Jack Russell Terrier mixed breeds, allowing you to uncover the information you may be curious about or uncover and find the dog you ultimately want to adopt.
Now it is time to start diving into those individual Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds.
1. Jack Russell Terrier and Chihuahua Mix (Jack Chi)
The Jack Chi (Jack Russell Terrier & Chihuahua) is an excellent dog for singles or families looking for a dog with a lot of energy, loving nature, and a relatively easy dog to care for.
The Jack Chi allows you to get the desirable traits from the Jack Russell Terrier in a slightly smaller package due to being mixed with the Chihuahua.
Overall, the Jack Chi is a dog mixed with Jack Russell Terrier dog breed that has a lot of attitude, spunk but is trainable and loving.
A Jack Chi will undoubtedly get some of the hunting instinct from the Jack Russell Terrier in addition to having higher energy levels than your typical Chihuahua.
The Jack Chi is also often referred to as the Jackhuahua.
Overall, a great dog breed for those of you looking for the abilities of the Jack Russell Terrier and Chihuahua while keeping your dog small enough to be considered a true lap dog or pocket dog.
Learn more here about the Jack Chi by reading some of my articles on the Jack Chi.
- Jack Chi’s and Allergies
- Jack Chi’s And Shedding
- Jack Chi’s and Aggression
- Are Jack Chi’s Good Dog’s?
Lifespan
- 13-18 Years (Average)
Average Size
- Weight: 8-18 lbs
- Height: 14-15 Inches
Cost to Adopt
The average cost to adopt a Jack Chi from a reputable Jack Chi breeder is $250 – $750.
2. Jack Russell Terrier and Pug Mix (Jug)
The Jack Russell Terrier mixed with the Pug (Jug) gives you an example of one of the best-mixed breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier.
The Pug gives you the best of two worlds.
You get the bred to hunt instincts of the Jack Russell in addition to energy levels, playfulness, and loyalty.
You also get a lot of the Pug looks, which no one can deny is adorable and a desirable trait to adopt as the next family pet.
The Jug offers some of the best qualities of the Jack Russell Terrier and the Pug.
You still get the athleticism, muscle tone, and working demeanor from a Pug.
You also get to deal with a non-aggressive dog that loves any attention that you, as the owner, are willing to give to them.
Lifespan
- 13-17 Years
Average Size
- Weight: Up to 18 Pounds
- Height: Up to 15 Inches Tall
Cost to Adopt
Purchasing a Jug from a reputable Jug Breeder will cost $500 – $1,000.
3. Jack Russell Terrier and Beagle Mix (Jack-A-Bee)
The Jack-A-Bee Jack Russell Terrier and Beagle may be the best combination of hunting skills you can adopt.
You get to benefit from the hunting skills of the Jack Russell Terrier and the tracking skills of the Beagle.
If you have rodents or other problem pest animals on your property, this dog breed will ensure that they eliminate as much of the problem as possible.
The Jack Russell and Beagle will make for heavy energy, loyal and loving companion for a family or single owner.
The Jack-A-Bee is often referred to as a “hound dog.”
Rightly so, considering the capabilities of this dog breed.
Jack Russells and Beagle mix-breeds are not for the faint of heart.
While trainable, socialization needs to begin in the puppyhood phase to make for a good companion dog with other pets such as other dogs and cats.
The same can be said for this dog breed when socializing them around children and people.
The Jack Russell Terrier side of the Jack-A-Bee will show a stubborn side and demand attention.
Jack-A-Bee’s are small dogs and do not require a ton of space.
On the flip side, the energy levels of the Jack Russell Beagle mix breed do require a lot of exercise and attention from the owners.
Lifespan
- 11-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 15-30 lbs
- Height: Up to 15 Inches
Cost to Adopt
The average cost to adopt a Jack-A-Bee from a reputable Jack-A-Bee breeder is $500 – $700.
4. Jack Russell Terrier and Papillon Mix (Papijack)
The Papijack is the mix breed of the Jack Russell Terrier and the Papillon.
Papijacks are typically bred in white, brown, black, fawn, or red.
They are a highly intelligent dog and undoubtedly capable of being trained.
With any dog bred with the Jack Russell Terrier, you need to be prepared for the energy this dog has and the attention it can demand from the owners and family.
The Papijack is a bit different than some of the other mixed breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier.
The Papijack is highly protective and relatively stubborn, which could also be said of the Jack Russell Terrier.
It has been reported that these personality traits come to life even more with the Papijack.
The Papijack is a dog that requires training, obedience training, and socialization beginning at puppyhood.
This ensures that this dog breed can be highly loving and compatible with other pets in the home and with children.
Papijacks are also known to be one of the more vocal mixed-breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier.
Lifespan
- 12-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 8-18lbs
- Height: Up to 15 Inches
Cost To Adopt
The average cost to adopt a Papijack range from $700 – $2,000.
Factors that can impact the cost of a Papijack can range from the quality of the breeder and the quality of the parent Papijacks.
5. Jack Russell Terrier and Boston Terrier Mix (Bo-Jack)
The Bo-Jack is a mixed breed of the Jack Russell Terrier and the Boston Terrier.
The Bo-Jack is one of the favorites out of all Jack Russell Terrier mixed breeds and is known to be a well-mannered and calm dog.
Some may find this shocking considering the hyper demeanor of the Jack Russell Terrier.
Overall, the Boston Terrier is a calmer dog breed and typically makes for excellent family dogs.
The Bo-Jack shares traits that you will find with the Jack Russell and the Boston Terrier dog breeds.
This includes a burst of energy, fierce loyalty towards their owner, and a desire and love for exercise.
When you look at the Bo-Jack dog breed from a broad view, finding anything not to be desired with this dog is hard.
You get a calm demeanor, but you still get a dog originally bred to fight (the Boston Terrier).
This makes them excellent guard dogs and great exercise companions.
When you look at the Terrier dog breeds, the Jack Russell Terrier and Boston Terrier are extremely popular and often adopted.
Getting a 50/50 combination of both (50% Jack Russell Terrier and 50% Boston Terrier) makes it hard to go wrong.
Lifespan
- 12-15 Years
Average Size
- Weight: 15-20 lbs
- Height: Up to 16 Inches
Cost To Adopt
A Bo-Jack will cost between $400 – $700 to adopt.
Compared to the Jack Russell Terrier or the Boston Terrier, this is relatively cheap and a great price considering the overall dog breed you get.
6. Jack Russell Terrier and Cocker Spaniel Mix (Cocker Jack)
The Cocker Jack is another fantastic dog breed comprised of 50% Jack Russell Terrier and 50% Cocker Spaniel.
While neither dog is known to be flawless, both dogs have unique and highly loyal personalities.
The Cocker Jack is a medium-size dog breed that is slightly different from other Jack Russell Terrier mix-breeds, which typically lean towards the small end of the scale.
The Cocker Jack can be varied with its appearance depending on which dog breed they lean more towards resembling.
If your Cocker Jack leans more towards the Cocker Spaniel mix, your dog will likely have long hair with a smoother silky coat/finish and longer ears.
On the flip side, if your Cocker Jack leans more towards the parent dog of the Jack Russell Terrier, your dog will have either a rough coat or smooth coat.
Additionally, instead of long and floppy ears, your Cocker Jack may have more of a pointer ear with less flop.
Cocker Jacks have long snouts because both parent dogs have longer than average snouts and typically have rounded heads.
Cocker Jacks are known to be in the middle of the scale regarding social skills and trainability.
While both the Jack Russell Terrier and the Cocker Spaniel are known to be brilliant dogs, they are also known to be very stubborn dogs that demand a lot of attention.
Overall, with socialization and discipline training, the Cocker Jack can make an excellent family pet.
It may be slightly overwhelming for a first-time dog parent.
The Cocker Jack will typically be one of the following colors:
- White
- Brown
- Tan and Black
- Black and White
Lifespan
- 12-15 Years
Average Size
- Weight: 15-30 lbs
- Height: 12-14 Inches
Cost To Adopt
A Cocker Jack will cost between $700 and $1,000 to adopt.
Like most of the Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds, the cost of the Cocker Jack can vary based on the quality of the parents and the quality of the breeder.
7. Jack Russell Terrier and Dachshund Mix (Jackshund)
Growing up, I owned a Dachshund named Max, and he was one of the best dogs you could ever ask for.
Fast forward another 22 years, and I own a Jack Russell Terrier, which certainly gives the dachshund a run for its money.
Both the Jack Russell Terrier and Dachshund make excellent family dogs.
When you combine each at 50% from purebreds, you get the Jackshund which is another one of the favorites of all Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds.
The Jackshund is going to be one of the more purely energetic mixed dog breeds.
This makes sense, considering both the Jack Russell Terrier and Dachshund are energetic and highly playful dogs.
Jackshunds can also be referred to as a Jackweenie or Daxijack.
The Jackshund is a highly affectionate dog breed.
Lifespan
- 12-15 Years
Average Size
- Weight: 15-28 lbs
- Height: 8-23 Inches
Cost To Adopt
A Jackshund will cost between $800 and $1,000 to adopt.
The cost of a Jackshund will vary based on the quality of the breeder and the parent dogs.
8. Jack Russell Terrier and French Bulldog Mix (French Bull Jack)
The French Bull Jack is a 50% mix breed of a purebred Jack Russell Terrier and a purebred French Bull Dog.
Overall, the French Bull Jack is a relatively social dog breed that takes a strong liking to its family and possesses a strong loyalty.
The French Bull Jack is also known to be less hyper than the Jack Russell Terrier, which can often be a desirable personality characteristic for those of you searching for a calmer dog breed in general.
The French Bull Jack is one of the most protective mixed Jack Russell Terrier dog breeds you can choose to adopt.
Known to be a smaller dog breed compared to other mixed breeds, most individuals searching for a small to a small-medium sized dog breed will find the French Bull Jack desirable.
The French Bull Jack is playful and considered decent with families.
They also demand a lot of attention and can be jealous with their personalities.
Depending on which dog parents the French Bull Jack lean towards, the personality characteristics and overall physical characteristics can vary significantly.
Lifespan
- 9-16 Years
Average Size
- Weight: 13-28 lbs
- Height: 11-14 Inches
Cost To Adopt
A French Bull Jack will cost between $1,000 and $2,000 to adopt.
The cost of a French Bull Jack will vary based on the overall quality of the breeder and the quality and bloodline of the French Bull Jack’s parent dogs.
9. Jack Russell Terrier and Golden Retriever Mix (Golden Jack Retriever)
It is hard to find something that is not adorable or not desired with both the Jack Russell Terrier and the Golden Retriever.
Put them both together with 2 purebred parents, and you get a Golden Jack Retriever.
This makes for one heck of a Jack Russell Terrier mix breed.
This will also be one of the highest energy dogs breeds you can adopt, and you will have the potential to deal with a dog that loves to chew and dig until you train it out of them.
Both the Jack Russell Terrier and Golden Retriever are known to be heavy diggers and chewers in their puppy years until proper training and discipline have taken place.
The Golden Jack is going to be one of the most outgoing dogs breeds you can adopt.
On the flip side, the Golden Jack is going to be one of the most demanding dogs you can adopt.
Your patience will be tested, and training will definitely be needed in addition to exercise and socialization.
Nonetheless, a well-trained Golden Jack can be one of the playful and entertaining Jack Russell mixed breeds.
They can make for an excellent family dog and companion.
Lifespan
- 12-15 Years
Average Size
- Weight: 30-45 lbs
- Height: 17-22 Inches
Cost To Adopt
A Golden Jack will cost between $700 and $1,000 to adopt.
This price will fluctuate based on the quality of the Golden Jacks parent dogs and the breeder quality.
The Golden Jack is also one of the less common mixed breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier, so it may be difficult to find near you.
10. Jack Russell Terrier and German Shepherd Mix (Jack German Shepherd)
The German Shepherd and Jack Russell Terrier mix are one of the most intelligent mixed breeds you can create from a Jack Russell Terrier.
Additionally, the German Shepherd and Jack Russell Terrier rank near the top of the list regarding attention needs and exercise needs.
This is one of the larger dog breeds with a personality to match.
The German Shepherd and Jack Russell Terrier mix can vary in physical characteristics and personalities depending on which dog trait is more dominant with your mixed breed.
Overall, the German Shepherd and Jack Russell Terrier mix demand much more than some smaller mixed breeds on our list of comparisons.
You can count on this dog having tons of energy, a playful demeanor, and is highly trainable with patience and diligence.
Lifespan
- 10-13 years
Average Size
- Weight: 30-60 lbs
- Height: 12-17 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Jack Russell Terrier mixed with a German Shepherd will range between $1,000 – $3,000.
This is partially due to a German Shepherd having the incredible capabilities they have which makes them one of the more costly dogs based on quality, bloodlines, breeders, and trainability.
11. Jack Russell Terrier and Pomeranian Mix (Jack-A-Ranian/Jack-Pom)
The Jack-Pom or Jack-A-Ranian is a mixed breed of the Jack Russell Terrier and the Pomeranian Terrier.
The Jack-Pom can be offered in the following colors/coats:
- Black and Brown
- Black and White
- Brown
- Black
- Cream
- Gray
- Golden
- Spotted
- Speckled
- Silver
- Orange
The Jack-Pom is one of the more affectionate Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds and is known to be one of the best guard dogs for their size due to how alert they remain.
Not to mention, the Jack-Pom has a great deal of love and loyalty towards their pack leader and takes a strong liking to the kids in the household.
The Jack-Pom is also one of the Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds that is hypoallergenic.
They can make for an excellent dog for those with allergy concerns and still want a new family pet.
The Jack Pom is known to be fun and high energy, and someone who can provide exercise typically makes the most sense for this dog breed.
Lifespan
- 13-16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 6-14 lbs
- Height: 8-10 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Jack-Pom can range from $400 – $1,000 depending on the quality of the dog and the quality of the bloodline.
12. Jack Russell Terrier and Yorkshire Terrier Mix (Jorkie)
The Jorkie or Yorkie Jack is one of the cutest mix-breeds if you want my opinion composed of 50% Jack Russell Terrier and 50% Yorkshire Terrier.
The Yorkie Jack is most desired by individuals dog shopping due to their small size, cute faces, and adorable piercing eyes.
Not to mention their fluffy look that comes from the Yorkshire Terrier.
The Yorkshire Terrier can make an excellent dog breed for those searching for an actual pocket-sized dog that is also known to be calmer than the Jack Russell Terrier.
Additionally, the Yorkie Jack is known to have a less aggressive nature and not demand as much attention or exercise as the Jack Russell Terrier.
On the downside, the Yorkie Jack is not at protective or known to be as loyal as the Jack Russell Terrier.
They can be more content being independent at times instead of permanently being attached to their owners.
For some, this can be excellent quality in a dog breed.
For others, they prefer a dog that is constantly around and attached to their owners with fierce loyalty.
The Yorkie Jack can be either
- Black
- White
- Black and Tan
- Black and White
Lifespan
- 12-16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 6-12lbs
- Height: 9-12 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Yorkie Jack can range from $800 – $3,000
The Yorkie Jack has one of the most significant gaps in prices due to the average price of the Yorkshire Terrier.
The Yorkshire Terrier is a heavily demanded dog breed. The bloodlines and quality of the breeder can dramatically impact the cost.
13. Jack Russell Terrier and Siberian Husky Mix (Husky Jack)
The Husky Jack is one of the coolest Jack Russell Terrier mixed breeds, in my opinion.
Both the Jack Russell Terrier and Siberian Husky are highly desired dog breeds.
When combined with purebred parents, you get a Husky Jack.
50% Jack Russell Terrier and 50% Siberian Husky.
Overall, this is an assertive and demanding dog breed but offers up 110% loyalty and a strong desire to please its owners by doing whatever it takes.
Being one of the larger Jack Russell Terrier mixed breeds, they tend to be less common in a society that tends to lean towards smaller dog breeds.
This is partially due to the large populations of tight living spaces in the large cities, but overall, this is still a mixed dog breed that many desire.
The Husky Jack has been around since the early 1900s and is often bred in the following colors:
- White
- Black
- Gray
- Red
- Sable
- Black
- Brown
- Tan
- Cream
- A mix of 3 Colors Above
- Mix of 2 Colors Above
Lifespan
- 11-16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 30-40 lbs
- Height: 17-19 inches
Cost To Adopt
A Husky Jack will cost between $600 and $1,000 to adopt.
Factors that can impact this price point can range from availability to breeder and parent quality.
14. Jack Russell Terrier and Rottweiler Mix (Jackweiler)
The Jackweiler is another one of the Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds on the larger scale due to being 50% Rottweiler.
The Jackweiler is a designer dog breed and is known to be a highly trainable and brilliant.
They are known to have high energy and have high demands when it comes to exercise.
Jackweilers can also vary in physical appearance and behavioral traits based on the parent dogs.
Overall, due to the high energy of this dog, it is often not recommended for first-time dog owners and is known not to be the best dog breed for small space living such as apartments.
Overall, the Jackweiler will be highly loyal, protective and make for a great family dog once trained and socialized.
Lifespan
- 8-16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 20-80 lbs
- Height: 13-25 inches
Cost To Adopt
A Jackweiler will cost between $1,000 and $3,000 to adopt.
The price can vary significantly based on your location, the quality of the breeder, and the quality of the breeder dog.
Purebred Rottweilers are also one of the more costly dog breeds, which is part of the inflated price point.
15. Jack Russell Terrier and Cairn Terrier Mix (Jacairn)
The Jacairn is a mixed breed consisting of 50% purebred Jack Russell Terrier and 50% purebred Cairn Terrier (parent dogs).
This is one of the most miniature mix breeds of the Jack Russell Terriers, requiring much less than some of the other breeds a Jack Russell Terrier can create.
This is another example of a dog breed that is highly intelligent and capable of learning commands.
Not to mention, the Jack Russell Terrier shows strong with the Jacairn with their strong desire to please and attach to their owners seeking attention and approval.
The Jacairn is a perfect dog breed for those looking for a smaller dog breed with two great dog breeds creating the mix.
The Jacairn is an active dog who prefers a good deal of exercise.
Exercise and attention are two of the primary ingredients for success with a Jacairn Terrier.
With training, socialization, and loving home, the Jacairn can make for an excellent family dog.
Lifespan
- 12-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 10-14 lbs
- Height: 11-12 inches
Cost To Adopt
A Jacairn will cost between $300 – $500 to adopt, making them one of the cheaper Jack Russell Terrier mixes breeds you can adopt.
Comparing options with multiple breeders is the best idea due to price fluctuations based on breeder quality and parent dog quality.
16. Jack Russell Terrier and Poodle Mix (Jack-A-Poo)
The Jack Russell Terrier and Poodle, when bred and full-bred, combine to make the Jack-A-Poo.
This specific mix breed is the intentional breeding of these two dogs to allow the excellent characteristics of both dog breeds to be produced.
Jack-A-Poos are an energetic dog breed with a hyper personality and craves attention from its owners and families.
The Jack-A-Poo also loves exercise and is an extremely loyal and disciplined dog breed with proper training
The Jack-A-Poo is an intelligent dog breed but can often be destructive and restless when adopted by families that can afford them little time or attention.
Attention and praise are desired from a Jack-A-Poo.
This should be taken into consideration by anyone considering adopting soon.
The Jack-A-Poo can be an excellent dog for those living in large or small spaces such as apartments and, with patience, can become very well trained and obedient.
The Jack-A-Poo does decent with other dogs with proper socialization compared to some of the other Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds and can make a great family dog for those who have the patience and time to train properly.
Lifespan
- 12-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 13-25 lbs
- Height: 10-16 inches
Cost To Adopt
A Jack-A-Poo will cost between $350 and $1,000 to adopt. The cost will fluctuate due to breeder quality and parent quality, and simple supply and demand.
17. Jack Russell Terrier and Border Collie Mix (Border Jack)
The Border Jack is a mixed breed of the Jack Russell Terrier and Border Collie.
Compared to other Jack Russell Terrier mix breeds, this is one of the most demanding mix breeds you can potentially adopt.
Both Border Collie and Jack Russell are demanding dogs and not typically good dogs for first-time dog owners.
The Border Jack is a dog breed with extremely high demands and takes a great deal of patience to train and socialize.
However, for owners who can meet these demands, you will have the opportunity of having one of the most intelligent dog breeds.
While known to be somewhat stubborn and challenging at times, Border Jacks have an extremely high IQ.
They can be excellent working dogs for the right family.
Border Jacks are going to possess high energy and demand exercise.
Additionally, Border Jacks will also need activities to keep them busy to avoid them becoming restless, destructive, or causing issues.
Especially during their younger years before socialization and training have taken place.
Lifespan
- 12-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 22-31lbs
- Height: 12-16 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Border Jack will range from $700 to $1,400 depending on the quality of the parent dogs, bloodline, and breeder quality.
Both the Jack Russell Terrier and Border Collie are known to be mid-line priced dogs which can cause the price to be inflated based on supply and demand and the dog’s quality.
18. Jack Russell Terrier and Patterdale Terrier Mix (PatterJack)
The PatterJack is a mixed dog breed comprised of the Jack Russell Terrier and the Patterdale Terrier.
The Patterjack is known to be a working dog breed and requires a lot of attention and discipline and early socialization.
The Patterjack is not the best dog breed for individuals with young children unless supervision can be provided due to high energy and a stubborn side.
They can make an excellent dog breed for the right family who can provide a working environment or plenty of exercise.
On the flip side, the Patterjack can be very high-energy and protective, leading to aggression or other issues such as excessive barking.
First-time dog owners struggle with the Patterjack to provide socialization and discipline long enough to unlock the full potential and intelligence of the Patterjack.
Lifespan
- 12-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 12-16 lbs
- Height: 10-14 inches
Cost To Adopt
The Patterjack will cost between $300 and $700 to adopt.
Factors that can impact cost for the Patterjack range from the quality of the breeder to the quality of the bloodline and parent dogs.
19. Jack Russell Terrier and Kelpie Mix (Jackpie)
The Jackpie is a mixed breed that is 50% Jack Russell Terrier and 50% Kelpie.
Jackpies require 90 minutes of exercise per day, so it does not fit individuals with busy on-the-go lifestyles.
The Jackpie may also struggle to adjust and make for the best dog breeds for a family with tight living spaces without much room to run around.
The Jackpie dog breed has been around since the late 1800’s.
It can make for an excellent dog breed for the right family who can provide a stimulating environment and plenty of movement.
The Jackpie is highly energetic but highly loyal.
Training and socialization can be a struggle with the Jackpie for new dog owners.
With proper patience and discipline, the Jackpie can make for an excellent family dog.
Jackpies typically require supervision around small children and until proper socialization has taken place.
Lifespan
- 12-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 22-40 lbs
- Height: 14-20 inches
Cost To Adopt
The Jackpie will cost between $400 and $800 to adopt depending on the quality of the breeder and the quality of the parent dogs and bloodline.
20. Jack Russell Terrier and West Highland Terrier Mix (Westie Jack)
The Westie Jack or Jack Highland Terrier is a delightful mix of two popular terrier breeds, the Jack Russell Terrier and West Highland White Terrier.
This small-sized dog has an inquisitive nature, making them intelligent and eager to please their owners. They are energetic, playful dogs that make wonderful family companions. Their coat can range from white to shades of tan or brown with black markings on their face and legs.
Both considered stubborn breeds, the Westie Jack may not be right for everyone. However, with proper training and exercise, these loyal pups will bring joy to any home!
Lifespan
- 12-16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 14-18 lbs
- Height: 11-14 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Westie Jack runs between $500 to $1,500 depending on the breeder.
21. Jack Russell Terrier and Labrador Retriever Mix (Jackador)
A Jackador is a mix between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Labrador Retriever.
With its unique blend of two beloved breeds, the Jackador is a playful and loyal pup perfect for a family companion. Thanks to its mixed heritage, these dogs enjoy active lives that usually span 10-14 years with an average weight of 25-50lbs when fully grown.
The Jackador is one of the most playful, energetic, and loving dogs you can adopt.
Lifespan
- 10-14 years
Average Size
- Weight: 25 – 50 lbs
- Height: 11-16 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Jackador is between $400 and $700.
22. Jack Russell Terrier and Pit Bull Mix (Jack Pit)
Meet the Jack Pit – a unique and energetic canine created when two renowned breeds, the noble Pit Bull Terrier and playful Jack Russell, come together.
The Jack Pit takes both parent breeds’ intelligence and makes for a smart and willing to learn dog breed.
Jack Pits can be a handful for first time dog owners as they are high energy and can be stubborn.
However, with training the Jack Pit can make for an excellent companion dog for the entire family.
Lifespan
- 10-15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 30 – 50 lbs
- Height: Up to 15 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Jack Pit is between $200 and $800, usually from an animal rescue or shelter.
23. Jack Russell Terrier and Corgi Mix (Cojack)
A Jack Russell Terrier and Corgi mix, known as the Cojack, is a special breed that has recently come into its own. This hybrid blend combines the Jack Russell’s lively personality with the Corgi’s distinctive herding instinct.
The Cojack can be a Jack Russell mixed with either the Pembroke Welsh Corgi or the Cardigan Welsh Corgi.
In terms of appearance, the Cojack can inherit traits from both parent breeds. They often have short legs like a Corgi and a sturdy, muscular body like a Jack Russell Terrier. Their coat can be short or medium in length and comes in a variety of colors such as black, white, brown, and tan.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 18 – 26 lbs
- Height: 11 – 14 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Cojack is generally between $500 and $1,500 from a breeder. However, if you’re lucky you will be able to adopt a Cojack from an animal shelter for less.
24. Jack Russell Terrier and Toy Fox Terrier Mix (Foxy Russell)
The Foxy Russell is another designer dog breed that results from crossing a Toy Fox Terrier with a Jack Russell Terrier. This is a small breed that can weigh between 13 and 17 pounds and stand up to 15 inches tall at the shoulder.
Foxy Russells are known for their high energy levels, intelligence, and loyalty to their families. They are active dogs that require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy.
The Foxy Russell is recognized by both the American Canine Hybrid Club (ACHC) and International Designer Canine Registry (IDCR) as a designer dog breed.
Lifespan
- 12 – 14 years
Average Size
- Weight: 13 – 17 lbs
- Height: Up to 15 inches
Cost To Adopt
Foxy Russells are an in demand designer breed that not many breeders specialize in. As a result, you may end up paying more for a Foxy Russell than other Jack Russell mixes – especially if you adopt one from a respnsible breeder.
If you are lucky enough to find a reputable breeder of Foxy Russells, expect to pay between $1,500 and $2,500.
25. Jack Russell Terrier and Rat Terrier Mix (Jack-Rat Terrier)
The Jack Russell Terrier and Rat Terrier mix, affectionately known as the Jack-Rat, is a small designer breed of dog that is also recognized by both the American Canine Hybrid Club (ACHC) and International Designer Canine Registry (IDCR).
Jack Russells and Rat Terriers are very similar breeds that are often confused for one another. However, they are two different breeds.
Jack-Rat Terriers are intelligent and loyal, but can sometimes be stubborn so early training is important.
Both parents have strong hunting instincts which inherited by their offspring, making it essential for the owners to provide their pet with outlets for exercise and enrichment activities to keep them from becoming bored and destructive.
Lifespan
- 12 – 16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 12 – 18 lbs
- Height: 10 – 16 inches
Cost To Adopt
Although the Jack-Rat Terrier is recognized as a designer dog breed, they can often be found available for adoption from rescues and animal shelters. The cost to adopt a Jack-Rat is generally between $150 and $700 depending on the organization and dog’s age.
26. Jack Russell Terrier and Basenji Mix (Jackenji)
The Jackenji, a mix of the Jack Russell Terrier and Basenji, is an energetic and personable breed. With its high-spirited disposition and playful nature, they are sure to enrich their owners’ lives.
However, both Jack Russells and Basenjis are known to be stubborn, willful dogs who need their owners to be strong leaders.
While Basenjis do shed, they do not shed as much as Jack Russells and their hair is much shorter which makes shedding less noticeable. If you are looking for a Jack Russell mix that sheds less than a purebred Jack Russell, the Jackenji might be right for you.
Jackenjis are high energy dogs that do best in active families that can provide opportunities for them to get the exercise they need.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 16 – 22 lbs
- Height: 14 – 17 inches
Cost To Adopt
You are unlikely to find a breeder that specializes in Jackenjis. As a result, you will probably have to look at animal shelters to adopt a Jackenji. The cost to adopt a Jackenji will be between $150 and $700.
27. Jack Russell Terrier and Shih Tzu Mix (Jack Tzu)
The Jack Tzu, a mix of the Jack Russell Terrier and Shih Tzu, is the perfect companion for active and family-oriented households. This hybrid breed combines athleticism from its Jack Russell Terrier parent with a lovable, affectionate nature inherited from their Shih Tzu lineage.
With proper training in place to provide boundaries, Jack Tzus will flourish under responsible ownership while providing unconditional love.
The Jack Tzu is usually brindle and white or a flat brown and white. However, other variations of color are possible.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 14 – 20 lbs
- Height: 10 – 11 inches
Cost To Adopt
The cost to adopt a Jack Tzu from a breeder ranges from $300 to $1,200 depending on the breeder and the lineage of the parents.
28. Jack Russell Terrier and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Mix (Cavajack)
A mix of the Jack Russell Terrier and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, the Cavajack or Jackalier is small friendly breed popular with families.
Cavajacks come in a variety of different coat colors, and can be any mix of white, black, brown, and red. The overall appearance of Cavajacks vary widely, but the white and brown pup pictured above almost looks like a Beagle.
While the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is sometimes thought of as a toy lap dog, they were actually originally bred as hunting dogs. As such, the Cavajack gets a strong hunting instinct from both parents.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 13 – 20 lbs
- Height: 13 – 14 inches
Cost To Adopt
Cavajacks are a sought after hybrid breed that cost between $500 to $2,500 to adopt from a breeder.
29. Jack Russell Terrier and Australian Terrier Mix (Rustralian Terrier)
The Rustralian Terrier or Aussie Jack is a mix of the Jack Russell Terrier and Australian Terrier. Like all terriers, both breeds are known for hunting small animals. Specifically, Jack Russells were used in fox hunting, and Australian Terriers were used to hunt snakes in their native Australia.
Rustralian Terriers are smart dogs that can learn new things quickly and also adapt to different living environments. They are confident a confident breed that doesn’t get intimidated easily.
The Rustralian Terrier has a medium-length coat of fur that comes in an mix of colors including white, black, brown and tan. They have a lean muscular body making them perfect companions for outdoor adventures.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 14 – 16 lbs
- Height: 11 – 12 inches
Cost To Adopt
While some breeders do breed Jack Russell Australian Terrier mixes, it can be difficult to find a Rustralian Terrier available to adopt. If you are lucky enough to find a breeder with Rustralian Terrier puppies available, they will cost between $1,000 and $1,500.
30. Jack Russell Terrier and Bichon Frise Mix (Jackie-Bichon)
A cross between the Jack Russell Terrier and Bichon Frise, the Jackie-Bichon is a designer hybrid breed recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club (ACHC).
Also known as the the Jack-Chon, this dog is full of personality and can make great family pets.
Jackie-Bichons are primarily white with markings of black, brown, or tan.
The Bichon Frise is a hypoallergenic dog. And while not hypoallergenic themselves, the Jackie-Bichon is a low shedding Jack Russell mix.
Lifespan
- 14 – 16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 12 – 18 lbs
- Height: 10 – 12 inches
Cost To Adopt
Although the Jackie-Bichon is not the most common breed, they are available from time to time from Jack Russell or Bichon Frise breeders. The cost to adopt a Jackie-Bichon from a breeder is between $1,200 and $2,000.
31. Jack Russell Terrier and Basset Hound (Basset Jack)
The Basset Jack is a unique hybrid of the Basset Hound and Jack Russell Terrier.
Known for a distinct appearance, it blends the elongated body of the Basset Hound with the lively expression of the Jack Russell.
This medium-sized breed weighs 15-30 pounds and stands 12-16 inches tall.
With a moderate energy level, the Basset Jack enjoys daily exercise, but also cherishes a good nap.
Their coat requires moderate grooming and comes in a variety of colors.
Intelligent and sociable, they are great family pets but can show a stubborn streak.
Health concerns include conditions common to parent breeds like hip dysplasia and ear infections.
With proper care, Basset Jacks have a lifespan of 12-15 years.
They offer the best of both parent breeds, combining tenacity with a chilled-out demeanor.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 15 – 30 lbs
- Height: 12 – 16 inches
32. Jack Russell Terrier and Bulldog (Bull Jack)
The Bull Jack is a mixed breed dog, combining the English Bulldog and Jack Russell Terrier. It’s small to medium-sized, standing 14 to 26 inches tall. The breed usually weighs between 30 to 50 pounds.
Its physical appearance is unique. It features a broad, square-like head and strong jawline, inherited from its Bulldog lineage. It also has a muscular, athletic body, a trait of the Jack Russell Terrier.
The Bull Jack is energetic yet calm. It is friendly, sociable, and bonds closely with its family. However, it also exhibits a stubborn streak.
Healthwise, it’s generally sturdy, with a lifespan of 10 to 15 years. The breed requires regular exercise and mental stimulation, alongside moderate grooming. It makes an excellent pet for active families or individuals.
Lifespan
- 10 to 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 30 – 50 lbs
- Height: 14 – 16 inches
33. Jack Russell Terrier and Dalmatian (Jackmatian)
The Jackmatian is a medium-sized mixed breed dog, a cross between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Dalmatian.
This breed inherits the high-energy personality of the Jack Russell and the dignified nature of the Dalmatian.
They typically stand between 13 to 24 inches tall, weigh between 30 to 50 pounds, and live around 12 to 15 years.
Jackmatians have a blend of physical features from their parent breeds, ranging from the iconic spots of the Dalmatian to the compact, agile build of the Jack Russell.
They are known for their intelligence, energy, and loyalty, making them suitable for active families. However, they need a significant amount of exercise and mental stimulation.
The Jackmatian’s grooming needs are low to moderate, with regular brushing and occasional baths required.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 30 – 50 lbs
- Height: 13 – 24 inches
34. Jack Russell Terrier and Bull Terrier (Bully Jack Terrier)
A Bully Jack Terrier is a mixed breed dog that combines the traits of the Jack Russell Terrier and the Bull Terrier.
Known for its energy, playfulness, and affection, this breed is a great companion for active individuals or families.
Originating from England, its parent breeds were initially used for hunting and bullbaiting, respectively.
Today’s Bully Jack Terriers are typically medium-sized dogs, standing 14 to 20 inches tall and weighing between 35 to 60 pounds.
They have a short and dense coat, which could be white, black, tan, or a mix.
Their personality and temperament showcase a mix of lively spirit and friendly demeanor. However, they might exhibit slight feistiness or territorial behavior, for which early socialization is recommended.
Healthwise, they can be prone to deafness, eye conditions, joint problems, and skin issues.
They require regular exercise and mental stimulation along with easy maintenance grooming.
Bully Jack Terriers are suitable as family pets, adaptable to different living environments, and responsive to positive reinforcement training methods.
Lifespan
- 10 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 35 – 60 lbs
- Height: 13 – 24 inches
35. Jack Russell Terrier and Italian Greyhound Mix Breed
The Jack Russell Italian Greyhound Mix is a small to medium-sized crossbreed, a result of pairing a Jack Russell Terrier with an Italian Greyhound.
They typically stand 10 to 15 inches tall and weigh between 10 and 20 pounds.
These dogs are known for their high energy levels, intelligence, and strong bonds with their human companions.
They inherit the muscular body of a Jack Russell and the graceful legs of an Italian Greyhound, with a short to medium-length coat that can be white, black, fawn, tan, or a mix of these colors.
They’re lively, friendly, and can be a bit stubborn at times, but are generally very trainable.
With adequate exercise, balanced diet, and regular grooming, they make wonderful family pets. It’s important to note that their suitability with other pets and small children can vary, and they do require socialization and training.
Overall, this breed mix can be a delightful and energetic addition to the right family.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 10 – 20 lbs
- Height: 10 – 15 inches
36. Jack Russell Terrier and Pekingese Mix (Peke-A-Jack)
The Peke-A-Jack is a mixed breed dog, a cross between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Pekingese. This breed is known for its friendly, lively nature and distinctive blend of traits inherited from both parent breeds.
Typically, Peke-A-Jacks are small to medium in size, standing between 10 to 15 inches tall and weighing 14 to 18 pounds.
Their physical appearance varies, but often includes features from both parents, like the broad face of the Pekingese and the athletic body of the Jack Russell.
In terms of personality, Peke-A-Jacks are generally intelligent, friendly, and sometimes stubborn. They have moderate energy levels, requiring a balance of exercise and rest. Their grooming needs vary based on their inherited coat type.
As for health, they have a lifespan of around 12 to 15 years. Regular vet check-ups, a healthy diet, and sufficient exercise contribute to their well-being.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 14 – 18 lbs
- Height: 10 – 15 inches
37. Jack Russell Terrier and American Eskimo Dog Mix (Eskijack)
The Eskijack is a mixed breed dog, a cross between a Jack Russell Terrier and an American Eskimo Dog.
These dogs are known for their lively, intelligent, and friendly demeanor, often exhibiting a blend of traits from both parent breeds.
Eskijacks typically fall into the small to medium size range and possess a distinctive coat that can vary from short and dense to thick and fluffy.
Their activity levels are high, requiring regular physical and mental stimulation.
Grooming needs depend on their inherited coat type but can be demanding, particularly if the Eskie’s dense coat is dominant.
Healthwise, they are generally a long-lived breed, with an average lifespan of 12 to 16 years, but can inherit health issues from either parent breed.
Eskijacks can make excellent family pets, known for their loyalty, affection, and adaptability to various living situations.
However, their high energy levels and grooming needs require dedicated care and attention.
They are best suited for active individuals or families who can meet their exercise, mental stimulation, and grooming needs.
Lifespan
- 12 – 16 years
Average Size
- Weight: 14 – 30 pounds
- Height: 10 – 19 inches
38. Jack Russell Terrier and Chinese Crested Mix (China Jack)
The China Jack is a mixed breed dog that combines the Jack Russell Terrier and the Chinese Crested.
These small to medium-sized dogs typically weigh 10 to 15 pounds and stand 10 to 13 inches tall. Their appearance can vary, exhibiting characteristics of either parent breed.
In terms of personality, China Jacks are often energetic, intelligent, and playful. They can be affectionate lap dogs but also enjoy playtime and exercise.
The grooming needs of China Jacks range from low maintenance for the short-coated dogs to more frequent bathing and skin care for hairless varieties.
Overall, the China Jack is a unique hybrid dog that blends the spirit of the Jack Russell Terrier with the elegant mild temperament of the Chinese Crested. Their versatility makes them well-suited as family companions.
Lifespan
- 13 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 10 – 15 pounds
- Height: 10 – 13 inches
39. Jack Russell Terrier and Miniature Schnauzer Mix (Jack Schnauzer)
The Jack Schnauzer is a mixed breed dog. It is a cross between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Miniature Schnauzer.
These small dogs typically weigh 10 to 18 pounds. Their height is around 12 to 14 inches at the shoulder.
Their coats can vary in texture and color. Common colors include black, white, brown and cream.
Jack Schnauzers are energetic, intelligent dogs. They need at least an hour of exercise daily. Mental stimulation is also important for them.
These dogs are affectionate and bond strongly with their families. However, they can be stubborn at times. Early socialization and positive training methods are recommended.
Jack Schnauzers can make great family pets for active households. They get along well with children and other pets when properly socialized.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 10 – 18 pounds
- Height: 12 – 14 inches
40. Jack Russell Terrier and Shar Pei Mix (Rus-A-Pei)
The Rus-A-Pei is a mixed breed dog, a cross between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Shar Pei. This breed combines the energy and intelligence of a Jack Russell with the calm, protective instincts of a Shar Pei.
These dogs typically weigh between 25 to 40 pounds and stand about 15 to 18 inches tall. Their coats can vary, resembling either parent breed, and common colors include white, black, brown, and tan.
Rus-A-Peis are known for their lively, intelligent nature and strong sense of loyalty. They require around an hour of exercise each day, and benefit from mental stimulation through activities like puzzle toys and agility training.
Health-wise, they can potentially inherit issues common to their parent breeds, but generally live for around 10 to 15 years.
Regular grooming, especially if they inherit the Shar Pei’s wrinkled skin, is essential for their well-being
As family pets, Rus-A-Peis can adapt well to various households, being both playful and protective. Their suitability will depend on their individual temperament and the lifestyle of the prospective owner.
Lifespan
- 10 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 25 – 40 pounds
- Height: 15 – 18 inches
41. Jack Russell Terrier and Silky Terrier Mix (Silky Jack)
The Silky Jack is a relatively new hybrid dog breed that combines the lively Jack Russell Terrier and the elegant Silky Terrier.
This energetic little dog typically stands 10-15 inches tall and weighs 8-12 pounds.
The Silky Jack inherits the affectionate, lively personality of both parent breeds, forming close bonds with family members.
They have a fine, silky coat that can come in various colors like white, black, or brown.
While small in size, Silky Jacks are energetic and require 30-60 minutes of brisk daily exercise. They enjoy activities that engage their bodies and minds.
Regular grooming is needed to prevent matting of their soft fur.
The Silky Jack thrives as a loyal companion pet in an active family. Their upbeat spirit coupled with their desire for affection makes them a delightful addition to the right household.
With proper care, exercise and mental stimulation, the spunky Silky Jack can live a full 12-15 years.
Lifespan
- 12 – 15 years
Average Size
- Weight: 8 – 12 pounds
- Height: 10 – 15 inches
Jack Russell Terriers Make For Great Pets, Regardless Of The Mixed Breed
As you can probably notice, Jack Russell Terriers are available in dozens of mixed breeds.
All the mixed breeds of the Jack Russell Terrier can make for a loving and loyal family dog, and all will inherit some of the most desirable traits of the Jack Russell Terrier.
While it may be challenging to know which mixed breed of the Jack Russell Terrier is right for you, we certainly do not believe you can go wrong with any dog breeds discussed here today.
Luna and I wish you the best of luck with your search for a new Jack Russell Terrier and the journey you have ahead of you.
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