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It
all began over twelve years ago, on a cloudy and dark day with an ad in the local newspaper “Jack Russell Terriers For Sale”….
What followed is a wonderful story
LUCY was the first Jack Russell Terrier that we ever had. We have never regretted
the day she came into our lives. She was the start of what we now call “ALAMO JACKS”. It was not long before we soon found
a need to obtain Contessa aka Tess and Roxy from a long time friend. Each of our girl jacks has a personality of her own,
with a common bond of a devoted and loving companion. We have done everything with our Jacks from agility training to road
trips. They have learned to adjust to whatever we are doing or where ever we end up staying. All our Jacks love to go to the
barn in the morning to have a morning run and check out any changes in the horse stables. Our Jacks have one obsession and
that is to retrieve their ball, they have trained all of us very well in the art of how to throw the ball.
It was
not long before we realized that we could not find a suitable mate for Contessa and Roxy, but as luck would have it and faith
being what it is…… the breeder of LUCY, Mary Gomez of West Point, CA sent us a photo of a male puppy. Yes you guessed it we
got a RICKY, and now we had all the necessary Jacks to breed some wonderful little Jacks. Our history of breeding our Jacks
has brought over 15 beautiful puppies. Tess’s first litter of 2004 puppies, were all placed in loving homes. Almost forgot
to mention that LUCY, TESS, ROXY and RICKY have all gone to puppy school and have graduated with honors. In fact Laura’s Dog
Training of Livermore has had four generations of our Jacks, and we might add they were the stars of the class. All education
is important, and that has made our good dogs into a great dogs.
We are proud to present TESS’s 2007 puppies. Eight
puppies born April 21, 2007. If you would like to apply to obtain one of our Jacks, just drop us an email or call us and we
can talk. Jack Russell Terriers are not for all but we love them and they love us.
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