Boston Terrier    

Origin & History:

Originating in the United States in the late 1800s, Boston Terriers were bred as companions from the now-extinct English Bulldog and the White English Terrier. Known as the “American Gentleman,” they are cherished for their friendly demeanor.

Size & Weight:

Small breed, standing 15–17 inches tall and weighing 10–25 pounds.

Appearance & Breed Characteristics:

Compact, muscular, with short coats typically black with white markings. Large, expressive eyes and erect ears give them a distinctive, alert look.

Temperament & Personality:

Friendly, intelligent, and affectionate, a Boston Terrier is sociable and enjoys human interaction. It is playful, adaptable, and generally good with children.

Exercise & Training Needs:

Moderate exercise through daily walks and play. Training is straightforward using positive reinforcement.

Grooming, Shedding & Coat Care:

Low-maintenance short coat with minimal shedding. Weekly brushing is sufficient.

Best For:

Families, singles, or seniors seeking a small, cheerful, and affectionate companion.