Buying a dog, any kind of dog has both up and down sides. This is no different for a Boston; however Boston Terrier health and other concerns should be brought to your attention, before you go out and become an owner. They may drool, can be neurotic, wheeze, fart, snort, snuffle and may even be slow to house break, and all of this before you even look at their health. Continue reading
If you’ve ever seen one of these sweet and loving little guys, you know that an adult Boston Terrier adoption is a viable method of saving a dog from a potentially disastrous situation for the pup. There are many, many full grown Bostons that need homes, and being able and willing to adopt a grown up dog over a puppy is a great way to save a life. These little dogs are full bred big guys trapped in a little dog body. If you’re looking for a big dog but only have the space for a little one, the Boston Terrier is perfect for you. Continue reading
The Boston Terrier is one of the most highly intelligent breeds around. They have also been known for being sensitive to the atmosphere of their environment. Boston Terrier puppy training is not hard at all due to this breeds ability to easily pick up on tricks and tasks. Continue reading
When you bought your new Boston Terrier you may not have realized what it would entail. There is dog walking, periodic feedings, and lastly the dreaded Boston Terrier puppy training. Thankfully, this particular breed is one of the easiest trained dogs available. They are highly intelligent and have the uncanny ability to pick up on the moods of those around them. Continue reading
Canines’ History- The first Boston Terriers called Hooper’s Judge was bred in the in the USA in the nineteenth century as a fighter dog. He was a cross between a Bulldog and Terrier. Continue reading