Pure Jack Russell puppies white, Merle, Black and Tan
This advert is located in and around Leverton, Lincs
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Advert Description
Lots of waggly tails and soft puppy licks!
These are the puppies of both my pets, Annie, tri colour, small but not miniature. Bentley is Merle, short legged and chonky! Both are very loving pets
Girl 1. White with a Merle eye patch, aka Peppa. Loves toes! Likes to wander around, with a little bunny hop when she’s excited!
Girl 2. Has Merle ears and a patch where her butt and tail meet. Looks like she will have a tan nose. Aka Patricia. Confident, playful and loves to run around looking for her littermates.
Girl 3. Has a tiny spot near her right eye, looks to be Merle, and a black spot appeared in the middle of her back overnight. Very confident, loves human attention, and always the first one out of the puppy pen. Aka Gladys
Boy 4 aka Sylvester. He is mainly Black and Tan with a white slash underneath. A beautiful white tip to his tail, a couple of white toes! He’s rather shy, and while Bentley does try to coax him to play, he tends to take a step back most of the time.
I shall be offering prospective owners time to come meet them, be part of their early life, and choose their own names and lay a deposit.
They are growing up around cats, other dogs and a toddler who is around 16 months, they are weaning well on a high quality puppy food. Whilst with me they will be grain free, and have puppy milk as well as water.
I’ve listed them to go at ten weeks, but eight would be the very earliest. 30/5
At time of leaving they will be micro chipped, flead and wormed. I struggled to find a vet that coincided with Bentleys second injection (different areas have different strains apparently) so this can be discussed.
Puppies will have a large bag of high quality puppy food, their own blanket, and more than likely toys galore to go home with. Also happy to hold if you have holiday commitments. I’m not really in any rush truth be told.
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