Jackweiler -A Popular Crossbreed Facts, Information and Pictures

Jackweiler is a popular crossbreed. This new hybrid is a mixture of Jack Russell Terrier and Rottweiler. It has the intelligence of both breeds with the robustness and loyalty of the Rottweiler. With its appearance similar to the Jack Russell Terrier, it’s friendly demeanor can be compared to that of the Rottweiler as well.

Jackweiler Quick Facts

Height	13–25 inches
Weight	35–65 pounds
Lifespan	10–14 years
Colors	Black, tan, white
Suitable for	Families, kids, outdoor enthusiasts, households
Temperament	energetic, alert, protective ,Loyal, athletic

Jackweiler’s Origin

Jackweilers are a new breed of hybrid dogs that are created by crossing the Jack Russell Terrier and Rottweiler breeds. The origin of these breeds is still unknown, but there is speculation that they were created in Germany in the late 1800s.

Height and sizer

They are 13–25 inches in height and weighs 35–65 pounds.

Jackweiler’s Appearance

With each generation of Jackweilers, the physical characteristics and personality traits might change a little bit. Some are born athletic like the Jack Russell Terrier and may even take on some characteristics from that breed. Their skulls are flat and their ears taper as they fold forward. They have almond shaped eyes with a v-shaped stop. They have small chests but their muscular hind ends are strong and end with a high-set tail.

Health Issues

There are a lot of health issues that affect these dogs. The most common are deafness, dental disease, Ichthyosis ,Skin Allergies and Osteoarthritis. The serious health condition are Lymphoma ,Hemangiosarcoma, Hip Dysplasia, and Elbow Dysplasia

These health problems can be treated with the help of veterinarians who use traditional methods to diagnose and treat them.

Jackweiler’s Temperament

These dogs are an energetic, loyal, and protective dog who has been described as “the perfect family pet”. He loves playing fetch with his owner and will even help her out of the car when she gets too tired to carry him in anymore.

Cost of Jackweiler Puppies

Jackweiler puppies range from $75 to $250 and come from top breeders. The cost is based on the size of the puppy, with smaller ones costing less than larger ones.

Exercise

Jackweiler is likely to be an active dog that will enjoy exercise in most forms but he really does love walks. Do not forget that your pet needs daily exercise to keep him/her healthy too. Get up a little early or see if you can work in an extra walk during the day. Jackweilers are known to be dogs that require a lot of exercise. If they become restless and destructive or develop other bad habits, it’s likely to result in some negative consequences for you.

Training

Both parent breeds of the Jackweiler are intelligent and you can find them at a variety of training facilities. Rottweilers are more consistent than Russells because they’re more willing to please. Early training is important as it sets boundaries for your Jackweiler before entering a competition. This will help you to prevent your dog from being overwhelmed in the audition setting, which will fall apart if not trained properly. It’s also likely that your dog can achieve success in obedience trials with proper training.

Groomings

When it comes to grooming, most Jackweilers will need low-maintenance hair. They will not require a lot of time and effort for grooming, as they typically have short hair.

However, both Jackweilers require their owners to brush their fur at least once or twice weekly. If you don’t brush them, there is a risk of them leaving hair in places that aren’t appealing. Regular baths ensure that your dog’s skin is healthy and reduces shedding. You should not over-bathe your pup since regular bathing removes the natural oils needed for their coat.

Jackweiler-Male vs Female

Females are typically independent, protective and highly trainable. One thing that’s been noted is that males could be more difficult to train when they’re young. This isn’t always the case, but it’s important to understand that this is not a set rule.