A Little Boston Terrier History.....
The Boston Terrier is a cross between an English Bulldog and a English WhiteTerrier resulting in a very intelligent little dog that shows the best features of both of these parent breeds.
The Boston Terrier is truly an "All American" dog. According to the AKC, part of the breed's success is due to it's American origins. Bostons are often described as near-perfect companions. They are friendly, affectionate, gentle with children, clean, easy to train and comical. Bostons live for their owners and they are eager to please.
In 1893 the Boston Terrier received its first recognition when 75 Bostons were approved for admission into the stud book of the American Kennel Club. Following recognition, the breed developed rapidly and soon found a place in homes and hearts all across America.
The Boston Terrier is truly an "All American" dog. According to the AKC, part of the breed's success is due to it's American origins. Bostons are often described as near-perfect companions. They are friendly, affectionate, gentle with children, clean, easy to train and comical. Bostons live for their owners and they are eager to please.
In 1893 the Boston Terrier received its first recognition when 75 Bostons were approved for admission into the stud book of the American Kennel Club. Following recognition, the breed developed rapidly and soon found a place in homes and hearts all across America.
Caring For a Boston Terrier.....
Boston Terriers require only a moderate amount of exercise and a minimum amount of grooming. They do well in small spaces and are usually well-mannered and quiet. Bostons make great indoor or outdoor pets. If kept outdoors they should be protected from extreme heat or cold. As with any dog, regular check-ups with a veterinarian can help ensure that your Boston will have a long and healthy life. The average life span for a well-bred and well-cared for Boston can range from 11 to 15 years.
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