Country of Origin: United States
Height: 15–17 inches
Weight: Three classes—under 15 pounds/15 pounds to under 20 pounds/20–25 pounds; 20 pounds to no more than 25 pounds [AKC]|under 15 pounds (7 kg) up to and including 25 pounds [UKC]
Coat: Short, smooth, bright, fine
Colors: Black, brindle, seal; white markings
Other Names: Boston Bull; Boston Bull Terrier Registries (With Group): AKC (Non-Sporting); UKC (Companion)
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
Name hometown of Boston, Massachusetts, the Boston Terrier is as American as apple pie and baseball. In 1865, Robert C. Hooper, a resident of Boston, bought cross English Bulldog - English White Terrier. This is a mixed breed dog, with dark brindle color and white patches known as Judge Hooper. At that time, used bulldog and terrier mix dog sports and bullbaiting terrible battle, and it is believed that Judge Hooper could have been imported from England for the same purpose. Fortunately, Mother Nature had other ideas, and Judge Hooper grew up with a white woman of unknown origin. Several generations later the dog (and maybe with some French bulldog crosses), Boston Terrier modern birth. Because the race was so good and the free disposition of the fighting temperament of his ancestors, he earned the nickname "American Gentleman." In that time, the breed was known as the "Round-Headed Bull and Terrier" but by 1891, had changed the name of "Boston Terrier" and Boston Terrier Club of America (BTCA) was formed. From 1905-1939, the Boston Terrier is the most popular type of dog in the United States and today remains a popular companion dog and devotee. PERSONALITY PROFILE Keen, intelligent and obedient, Boston is a dog that can adapt to many situations and thrive on it. He has a great sense of humor and can be very enjoyable, however, he will calm down very well at home with his family. CARE REQUIREMENTS year: The Boston likes to go there, but they do not need a big workout. Some walk around the block to stretch your legs and satisfy your curiosity will be satisfied either, and he has the rest of his exercise of his people to the house. Preparation: short, smooth running of the Boston Terrier's coat is easy to clean with a soft brush and a powerful massager with a soft cloth. Wrinkles and smooth skin on the face need attention because they attract dirt and dust. Life Span: The average life of a Boston Terrier is about 15 years. Training: Boston is a fast and eager to take good training for students and is a frequent competitor in all sports and activities, dog agility to therapy
