Attention: Keepers Quest Jack Russell Terriers and Equine is now located in Witter Springs Ca.
You can contact me about puppies, horses or leads at the same email or PO box 152 Upper Lake ca 95485 4505B Old Witter Springs Road Witter Springs, CA 95493
Phone:701-516-4314 is my cell but this will be changing to a new number soon. A messesage can be left for me at (707)-275-2794 Thank you
The name Keepers Quest actually is for my Jack Russell Terriers and the products that I create.It is licenced with the JRTCA and is a licenced trade name in the state of ND. The name goes back to a day that I was talking to my father about my future kennel name.
Cody Creek Keeper, (my first male Jack Russell Terrier) was wondering around looking for some kind of trouble to get into. My Father said "That Keeper dog is always on a quest for something" thus the name Keepers Quest was born.
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Me
Brandon and Flip
I am a full time student at Kaplan University working toward my BS degree in Information Technology.
Returning to school was a challenge, but it is a decision that I do not regret.
I moved to North Dakota in 2002 from Northern California along with my son Brandon.
It's quiet different but everywhere is special and unique if you look.
While missing the beach, Redwood forest, & coastal mountain range,
I admit that I do enjoy the quiet laid-back life that North Dakota offers.
Flip getting a big hug
Hobbies
I have so many interest and hobbies it would take forever to list them all but a few are history, science, computers and photography, & Family History
Jones Flip (aka Flip Jones) is my imported Welsh Jack Russell Terrier that was bred by David Jones. The slideshow gives a short view of Flips life.
WE HAVE PUPPIES FOR SALE!
Designing Handcrafted racing leads and lanyards is another of my hobbies. I create these for sale with special prices offered to any JRTCA club that desires to use them as awards.
I am very passionate about animals in general but horses and dogs have always been especially close to my heart.
I'm a huge believer that you should not breed what you are not willing to keep or to have returned to you if the animal is in need.
This happens time to time and it makes you feel good knowing your doing the right thing by helping find the new home that is right for the animal.
I Live close to the Kist Livestock Auction in North Dakota and always find myself at the sales.
There I have learned the sad truth about horse slaughter and the kinds of horses, ponies and foals being killed.
Some are old or crippled but the majority of them are young, healthy and sound.
In fact they don't want old thin horses that have no meat on them.
The Horse above is Dakota Gold, aka Jake.
We rescued him after the 12 hour of the sale. He is foundation bred with 4 lines to Hall of Fame horse Two Eyed Jack.
As you look at the pages of the lovely horses on this site keep in mind that most of the horses we own where auction rescues.
