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ENGLISH SHORTY JACKS AVAILABLE PUPPIES FROM HOBBIT HILL JACK RUSSELLS

If you see a puppy you are interested in, please fill out the Application (link to: https://form.jotform.com/240736199678170) and we will be with you shortly. PLANNED 2026 LITTERS InstaGator x All Laced Up Belle x Sir WinstonTop Quality puppies from health tested parents. Contact us today! 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.
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Trumpet to the Max
HH Max & HH Scarlett
Born: 9-15-26 Ready: 11-10-26 5 Females - 3 Males Smooth Coats 4 Are Currently Available Shown here at 3 weeks 10-05-26
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HH Ms. Scarlett
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Hobbit Hill Saddie - Female
RESERVED - ln
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Hobbit Hill Sunny - Female
RESERVED -cc
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Hobbit Hill Sage
RESERVED - jw
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Hobbit Hill Stevee - Female
Red/White
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Hobbit Hill Sable - Female
Brown/ White
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Hobbit Hill Mac - Male
Dark Brown/ White
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Hobbit Hill Maddux - Male
Reddish Brown/White
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Hobbit Hill Marty - Male
RESERVED - cc
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Hobbit Hill Jimi II
JIMI II x SNICKERS LITTER

Born: 09/05/26

2 Females 3 Males

Smooth Coats

Ready: 10/31/26

Pictured Here at 4 weeks
10/05/26


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Hobbit Hill Snickers
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Hobbit Hill Sydney - Reserved jy
FEMALE - BROWN & WHITE/ FACE MARKINGS AND TAIL COLOR
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Hobbit Hill Sierra - RESERVED dg
FEMALE - BROWN & WHITE/ FACE MARKINGS AND BODY COLOR
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Hobbit Hill Simon
MALE - REDDISH BROWN AND WHITE BODY COLOR
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Hobbit Hill Sawyer
MALE - BROWN AND WHITE BODY COLOR & TAIL SPOT
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Hobbit Hill Sully
MALE - BROWN AND WHITE BODY COLOR & TAIL SPOT
Thank you for looking! If you have questions about one of these cuties - Contact us at 501-607-4455

Our CLASSIC JACKS IN COLOR

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Hobbit Hill Out of the Blue
Out of the Blue x Picadilly
Born: 9-17-26 Ready: 11-12-26 Always a colorful litter! Registered AHTCA 3 Boys - 3 Girls All Available Pictured here at 2 weeks old 10-05-26
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Hobbit Hill Picadilly
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Hobbit Hill Meena - Female
Blue & Tan with no white markings
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Hobbit Hill Milly - Female
Black and Tan Female
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Hobbit Hill Maura
Blue and Tan Female - small white strip on chest
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Hobbit Hill Lynx - Male
Solid Blue - No White Markings
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Hobbit Hill Cole - Male
Solid Black - No White Markings
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Hobbit Hill Scotty - Male
True Black and White - Adorable - Pet Only
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RS Jeeter of Hobbit Hill
Jeeter x Tiffany Born: 7/15/26

Available
Smooth Coats

Ready: 9/09/26
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Hobbit Hill Tiffany
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Hobbit Hill Joey

Sired by Hobbit Hill Jeeter and out of Hobbit Hill TiffanyThis Male is an excellent combination of some of the newer imported sires crossed with our foundation lines that were established at Hobbit Hill in 2008. Joey's lines go back to our foundation dog Tommy - the current logo dog for the AHTCA. JOEY SHOWN HERE AT 10 WEEKS

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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