The German Jagdterrier (Pronounced "Yack-terrier") was developed over eighty years ago in Germany by crossing the original old English Fox Terrier and the Black and Tan Hunting Terrier. These crossings, with years of selective and intensive breeding, have produced the modern German Jagdterrier, a dog bred and used exclusively for hunting.

Our jagdterriers see a variety of game as they should.  They are used for ground/stump hole dogs for coons and opossums, as well as in brush piles/old home sites for foxes, coons, and the occasional bobcat, bay dogs for black bear and wild boar, and tracking dogs.  They have a natural retrieving desire, and a love for water.  They are hunted extensively througout the year.  They are exclusively for hunting and are too much for anyone looking at a pet.

We start our pups very early in life as we do with our drahthaars.  They are on live game of some variety by the time they are 5 months old.  We hunt a wide variety of game so we don't discriminate in the field.  If a dog finds a coon in a stump we kill it and move on to hog hunting etc...We hunt for the local farmers and landowners here year round, so we handle a wide variety of depredation/extermination issues.  My dogs HUNT.....no matter the terrain, temperatures, or game we're after.  Remember these are versatile dogs meant for a variety of game and tasks.