****Boston Terriers****
I was introduced to my first Boston Terrier in 1995 , thru my husbands family. In the past 13 yrs they have always had Boston's. They have also bred the utmost quality. They are no longer able to Breed Boston's, Breeding programs require much work!!!
So, at their request I'm carrying out their dream by adding these amazing Little dogs to my kennel. My husband and I have always said Boston Terrier's are the cutest puppies ever!!!
These did come from them....
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This is Sadie, a brindle. She has a beautiful face!
With perfect markings.
| This is Scooter, he also has a handsome face.
Nice markings and produces the cutest puppies you
will ever see!!!
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***Boston Terrier information***
The Boston Terrier's were a breed created by line breeding, crossbreeding & inbreeding English Bulldogs and the now-extinct white English Terrier and a few other unknown breeds. The Boston was actually considered to be a mutt!! They tried to produce a dog that possessed both the strength and tenacity of the bulldog and the quick reactions of the terrier. These dogs were to be used for Bull baiting. Finally in April 1891 the Boston Terrier Club of America was established! The desirable color was a brindle mask white markings and a brindle body tuxedo shaped . They tried to breed out other colors but ended up getting the black & whites. The now traditional Black & white was once very undesirable!! Thru the years breeders would have unusual colored Boston puppies euthanized, because it was considered to be a fault. In the past few years AKC started accepting other colors of Boston Terriers such as Reds, Blues, Fawns & Piebald or Splash. They do not yet accept them in the conformation ring. All this information is from much research in books and the internet to better familiarize myself with the breed!!
Boston Terrier's size range from Lightweight and is under 15 lbs, middleweight 15 lbs and under 20 lbs and Heavyweight 20 lbs and should not exceed 25 lbs.
A variety of sizes can be born in a single litter no matter what the size of the dame & sire weigh.
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