well when my Jackie gave birth she had 4 sadly one died i would suppose about 4-8 but if its her first litter then probably less than 8
between 5 and 6 pups
you have no way of knowing how many pups there will b... get an Xray 3-4 days before she gives birth, thats the only way to know. your dog could have 1-10 pups.. it all depends on how many eggs were fertalized.
If the father of the pups was a husky. Then yes that could happen.
Like most dogs a Jack Russell bitch will deliver her pups about 63 days after copulation.
Jack Russells usally have 4-8 pups, depending on the age and somtimes size of the jack, a smaller jack can have as little as 3 but can still have a much as 8. If the dog is still young i.e 1-1/2 then they might have 3 but somtimes can still have a much as 8.
Jacks usually get pretty big all of my jack have needed C sections. They usually have anywhere from 2 to 8 pups.
We have a Welshie/Jack Russell mix who is 15 and going strong, despite spending the first seven years of her life churning out pups in a notorious puppy mill. Aside from a few stray white hairs, she can still pass for half her age. She runs like a gazelle, dances, etc. Long may she continue in good health. Nothing is written in stone when it comes to dogs' longevity, especially terriers.
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Jack Russells can have between 3 and 10 puppies, narrowed down, the average is 4-8.
It should not be done purposely, but if it did happen, the female Jack Russell would have to have a C-section to be able to have the pups ... they would be too big to birth naturally. It would also be dangerous for her to be pregnant with pups of a much larger dog, but if she were to get pregnant with only a few instead of several, she might be OK. The pups would be medium-sized dogs ... not as small at the JR, and not as large as the collie. Anyway, because of the danger involved to the mother and subsequent pups, purposeful breeding between these two should never be done.
Jackawawa pups, a mix between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Chihuahua, typically range in price from $300 to $800, depending on factors such as the breeder's reputation, the pup's lineage, and geographic location. It’s important to choose a reputable breeder to ensure the health and well-being of the puppy. Additionally, adoption from shelters or rescue organizations may provide a more affordable option while giving a dog a loving home.
there are an average of 2 to 8 pups in a Yorkie litter