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Boston Terrier is a wonderful and loyal family dog. Here’s everything you need to know about this test breed.

1. Size: Small Dog Breed
2. Weight: 11 – 20 lbs
3. Coat: Short Haired
4. Shedding: Low Shedding
5. Temperament: Gentle
6. Obedience: Good Obedience
7. Ease of Training: Easy to Train
8. Way with Children: Good with Children

1. AKC Group/Date Admitted: Non-Sporting; 1893
2. Size & Weight: 15 – 17 inches tall, 10 – 25 lbs
3. Coat: Black with white markings
4. Head & Muzzle: They have a wrinkle-free, square skull, with wide set eyes. They have small ears and a short square muzzle.
5. Body: Their shoulders are set back from their chest and their legs are strong and well-muscled. Their chests are deep.
6. Colors: They are mostly black and white. Symmetrical markings are desirable.
7. Life Expectancy: 12-15 yrs.
8. Popularity: They are growing in popularity every year.
9. Habitat: The Boston Terrier needs a backyard. They are not a good apartment dog.

1. Country of Origin: USA
2. Historical Information: This breed is sometimes called a gentleman’s dog because its markings resemble formal attire. They are the first American breed recognized by the AKC. It is also the state dog of Massachusetts. They are a cross between an English Bulldog and a White English Terrier

1. Temperament: A friendly and lively dog with an excellent disposition and high degree of intelligence, the Boston Terrier is a good companion.
2. Behavior: Boston Terriers like to dig. They also snore.
3. Habits: Boston Terriers like to wander. They need good fencing to keep them safe and secure.

1. Health Issues: Their large eyes are prone to injury. Heart murmurs and allergies are other health issues to watch for.
2. Exercise Needs: They are active dogs that like to play, but do not require long walks.
3. Grooming Needs: Their grooming needs are minimal.
4. Travel Needs: Since Boston Terriers are active dogs, it’s best to place them in a dog car seat. Try one that allows them to look out the window.
5. Getting Along With Other Pets and Children: Some Boston Terriers get along fine with other pets, and some are more aggressive. They do not realize they are small animals and are not afraid to confront a larger one. As for children, they are generally loving and affectionate, but particular care must be taken to never leave small children alone with your pet.

1. What to Look for in a Healthy Puppy: Look for bright eyes, a good coat, and strong leg muscles.
2. What You Will Need For A New Puppy: A puppy cage, door gates and backyard dog fencing will keep him safe. Lots of toys and room to run will keep him happy.
3. Puppy-proofing your house: Keep all small objects out of reach.
4. How to make your new puppy feel at home: Boston Terriers are small puppies so try not to overwhelm or chase them. If you sit down quietly, they will come to you. A small pet bed placed in their crate would be a welcome comfort.