ENGLISH SHORTY JACKS AVAILABLE PUPPIES FROM HOBBIT HILL JACK RUSSELLS
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PLANNED 2026 LITTERS
Belle x Obi OneTop Quality puppies from health tested parents.
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Puppies are priced individually, and all are being sold without breeding rights unless stated.
See some of our former puppies at the bottom of this page.
Kadillac Jack
Kadillac Jack x Lucy Litter
Born: 6/22/26
2 Females
Broken/Rough Coats
Ready: 8/17/26 Pictured Here at 5 Weeks
7/28/26
HH I Luv Lucy
Hobbit Hill Lexie - Female - Brown and White
Broken Coat - Available
Hobbit Hill Lorie - Female - Brown and White
Broken Coat - Available
Hobbit Hill Luna - Female - Brown and White
RESERVED - CH
Our CLASSIC JACKS IN COLOR
RS Jeeter of Hobbit Hill
Jeeter x Tiffany Born: 7/15/26
All Currently Available
Smooth Coats
Ready: 9/09/26 Pictures Made 8-12-26 @ 4 weeks
Hobbit Hill Tiffany
HH Jenny Female- Black & Brown/Available
HH Jewel Female - Black & Red /RESERVED
SB
HH Justin - Black & Red Male - White on Chest
Available
HH Jed - Black & Brown Male - no white
RESERVED - CL
HH Joey - Black & Brown Male - White on Chest
Available
HH Jorge - Black & Red Male - White on Chest
RESERVED
KL
A Brief History of the American Hunt Terrier
It has been said that the Black and Tan Russell Terrier or Hunt Terrier as they are referred to today, never existed except in the minds of Victorian picture book makers. However, not only are there many photographs of the black and tan terrier from long ago, but many books describe these loyal little dogs. From the writings of Rawdon Briggs Lee, an author of many books on dogs from the nineteenth century and a judge at the dog shows, we know today that there was, and still is, a short, black and tan terrier.
Documentation of the black and tan terrier can be traced as far back as the 1600’s. In 1686,“The Gentleman’s Recreation” stated that the terrier is a very small dog used for hunting the fox and the badger. In 1760,“Field Sports” documented of two types of terriers. The original black and tan terriers were common among the farms of England, Ireland, Holland, Germany, and more than likely many more countries. They were breed for working and working only generations ago.
The term terrier meaning "earth dog" or "dog of the earth" was used in the Middle Ages with the connection to the dog’s role of burrowing into the ground in pursuit of quarry, which eventually became the name of this group of hunting dogs.
As a hunting dog, he is querulous, fretful, and irascible, high spirited, and alert when brought into action.
Find out more informantion at www.ahtca.org/history
FORMER PUPPIES OF HOBBIT HILL
Neil is a grandpup of Hobbit Hill (Both of his parents were born here at Hobbit Hill Jacks) LIFE BELOW ZERO
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