Boston Terrier

Boston Terriers are fairly small, compact, and muscular dogs. They have a short, fine coat that comes in several colors. The most common colors are brindle, black and white. They are also known as the ''Boston Bull, Boston Bull Terrier, Boxwood, and American Gentleman. ''

Temperament
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lot Boston Terriers are alert, gentle, intelligent and enthusiastic dogs. A good amount of physical and mental stimulation is needed to avoid them becoming rambunctious. Boston's like to learn and do so quickly, making them very easy to train. They are great with kids and perfect for the elderly, as they require little upkeep and are loyal and affectionate. They do well with other pets, even non-canine ones.

Height and weight
Height: 15-17 in. Weight: 10-25 lbs

Health Concerns
These short-faced dogs have many breathing problems and can overheat when pushed too hard.They are also prone to many eyesight problems.

Living requirements
These little dogs do well in apartments and country living. They are fairly calm indoors and are okay without a yard. They are sensitive to extreme weather conditions.

Exercise
A long walk daily is good for these pups as well as play sessions. Terriers need to stay in shape.

Life expectancy
Bostons normally live 15 years or more.

Grooming
Short hair needs little attention other than the occasional combing with a firm brush and a bath. Their face and eyes, however, need to be washed daily with a damp wash cloth. Checking for ticks in ears is wise. Nails need clipped from time to time. They are average shedders and do not have a strong dog smell.

Grouping and recognition
Boston terriers are non-sporting dogs and are recognized by CKC, FCI, AKC, UKC, KCGB, CKC, ANKC, NKC, NZKC, APRI, ACR, DRA, NAPR

Source
Dogbreedinfo.com