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Boston Terrier For
Sale!!
Sale!!
impression of determination, strength and activity, he is short-headed and compactly built, and must be black, brindle or seal with
white markings.
A Look Back
Following the Civil War, the Boston Terrier breed was developed in the stables of Boston, Massachusetts, as a fighting dog. An
imported dog known as "Hooper's Judge" (sold to a Boston man in 1870) became the ancestor of almost all true modern Boston
Terriers.
The breed is an American creation, resulting from a cross between an English Bulldog and a white English Terrier. In 1891, the
breed became known as Boston Terriers, taking the name of the city where they originated.
Right Breed for You?
The Boston has been nicknamed "the American Gentleman" because of his dapper appearance, characteristically gentle
disposition and suitability as companion and house pet. They require only a moderate amount of exercise and a minimum
amount of grooming. The breed is easy to train and they are easy keepers, preferring to remain by their owner’s sides.
white markings.
A Look Back
Following the Civil War, the Boston Terrier breed was developed in the stables of Boston, Massachusetts, as a fighting dog. An
imported dog known as "Hooper's Judge" (sold to a Boston man in 1870) became the ancestor of almost all true modern Boston
Terriers.
The breed is an American creation, resulting from a cross between an English Bulldog and a white English Terrier. In 1891, the
breed became known as Boston Terriers, taking the name of the city where they originated.
Right Breed for You?
The Boston has been nicknamed "the American Gentleman" because of his dapper appearance, characteristically gentle
disposition and suitability as companion and house pet. They require only a moderate amount of exercise and a minimum
amount of grooming. The breed is easy to train and they are easy keepers, preferring to remain by their owner’s sides.
Sadie & Teddy
Born 4-8-11
Born 4-8-11
#1 Male
Brindle
Very small!
Brindle
Very small!
Pictures taken
6-5-11
6-5-11
