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Origin: Boston Massachusetts
True modern Boston Terriers can trace their heritage to Hooper's Judge, a dog that was owned by Robert
C. Hooper of Boston. In approximately 1865. Hooper acquired Judge, a cross between an English
Bulldog and an English White Terrier. Judge was strong and weighed about 32 pounds. Hooper's Judge
was bred to Bunnett's Gyp (also known as Kate), producing Well's Eph, a dog that appears in the
pedigrees of Boston Terriers today.
The Boston Terrier has been an AKC recognized breed since 1893.
The Boston Terrier is actually closer to the Bulldog family than to the Terriers both in appearance and
temperament, being descended from the English Bulldog (with a possible contribution from the English
White Terrier).
The Tuxedo-clad little dog with the captivating expression and the big heart is known as the Boston
Terrier. The Boston Terrier is a lively, compact well-balanced dog. The breed is classified according to
size: under 15 pounds; 15 to 20 pounds, and 20 to 25 pounds. Regardless of size, the Boston should be
square in appearance; the length of leg should be balanced with the length of back. The Boston is sturdy,
neither spindly nor coarse.
Boston Terriers are wonderful pets. Their compact size allows them to live comfortably in small
apartments. They are very clean, affectionate, and mild tempered. Daily exercise is a must, as with any
dog.
Colors: Black and White; Seal and White; Brindle and White; Black, Brindle and White; and Seal, Brindle
and White.
May 1990 issue: "Dog Fancy Magazine"
True modern Boston Terriers can trace their heritage to Hooper's Judge, a dog that was owned by Robert
C. Hooper of Boston. In approximately 1865. Hooper acquired Judge, a cross between an English
Bulldog and an English White Terrier. Judge was strong and weighed about 32 pounds. Hooper's Judge
was bred to Bunnett's Gyp (also known as Kate), producing Well's Eph, a dog that appears in the
pedigrees of Boston Terriers today.
The Boston Terrier has been an AKC recognized breed since 1893.
The Boston Terrier is actually closer to the Bulldog family than to the Terriers both in appearance and
temperament, being descended from the English Bulldog (with a possible contribution from the English
White Terrier).
The Tuxedo-clad little dog with the captivating expression and the big heart is known as the Boston
Terrier. The Boston Terrier is a lively, compact well-balanced dog. The breed is classified according to
size: under 15 pounds; 15 to 20 pounds, and 20 to 25 pounds. Regardless of size, the Boston should be
square in appearance; the length of leg should be balanced with the length of back. The Boston is sturdy,
neither spindly nor coarse.
Boston Terriers are wonderful pets. Their compact size allows them to live comfortably in small
apartments. They are very clean, affectionate, and mild tempered. Daily exercise is a must, as with any
dog.
Colors: Black and White; Seal and White; Brindle and White; Black, Brindle and White; and Seal, Brindle
and White.
May 1990 issue: "Dog Fancy Magazine"
Country of Origin: England/United States.
Size: 15 - 17 inches. They weigh between 10-25 pounds but should not exceed 25 pounds.
Coat: Black with white markings or black roan.
Character: The Boston Terrier is intelligent, enthusiastic, affectionate and playful.
Temperament: This breed gets along well with other pets, dogs, and children.
Care: Not much grooming is required. Occasional brushing should be sufficient.
Training: This dog learns fast. It is very sensitive to the sound of your voice.
Activity: Boston terriers love to play. Their exercise needs are moderate. No long walks are necessary.
Size: 15 - 17 inches. They weigh between 10-25 pounds but should not exceed 25 pounds.
Coat: Black with white markings or black roan.
Character: The Boston Terrier is intelligent, enthusiastic, affectionate and playful.
Temperament: This breed gets along well with other pets, dogs, and children.
Care: Not much grooming is required. Occasional brushing should be sufficient.
Training: This dog learns fast. It is very sensitive to the sound of your voice.
Activity: Boston terriers love to play. Their exercise needs are moderate. No long walks are necessary.
Registered: CKC
Born:12/17/2011
Ready for adoption: Now
Ready for shipping: 02/10/2012
Sex: Male
Size: Average
Color: Seal and White Brindle
Current Weight:
Est. Grown: 17 - 20 pounds
Markings:
Price: $400
Reference #: BT- 2001
Info:
Contact: Phillip 318-996-3536
Born:12/17/2011
Ready for adoption: Now
Ready for shipping: 02/10/2012
Sex: Male
Size: Average
Color: Seal and White Brindle
Current Weight:
Est. Grown: 17 - 20 pounds
Markings:
Price: $400
Reference #: BT- 2001
Info:
Contact: Phillip 318-996-3536
