Boston Terrier

Ted

I love mine

11/12/2005

Rating: TBA (29vote/s)

Having had 3 Boston Terriers I definitely recomend them. But remember just like people each has there own personality. I first had a male and female from the same litter. I highly recomend having two. They bond so well and will take some of the load off of you, they have a medium high energy level.

Buster had tons of personality, and taught himself tricks lick opening locked doors, removing his sisters collar, picking up to four bones in his mouth at once and other cute little things. He was an excellent watch dog, he would bark but only at noises that were out of the ordinary, like if a diferent car came through the neighborhood instead of the neighbors. I really loved him but he fell victim to a heart tumor, it came on out of the blue and there was no medical remedy.

Now his sister, Dusty, is very diferent, she's much more excitable around people but is like a bean bag when with us, she is so lazy, and slow too she takes her dear sweet time to come when you call and that's if she feals like it. Buster was the alfa and dominated her but after he pasted she wentinto such a depression. It took 6 weeks for her to start to come and greeet me at the door again. To remedy that and also my wifes pain, I drove 5 hours to a breeder and got Buddy.

He's got to be the cutest Boson Terrrier I've ever seen and I'm not just saying it. He's also very bright and a quick learner except hes still not fully house broken yet at 12 weeks, but he'll get it, He's starting to ring the bell hanging by the back door when he wants to go out like Buster did, Dusty comes and scrathes your arm. That keaps me aware of when it's time to trim her nails!

Now that we have Buddy my wife can better accept Buster's passing, he brought so much pleasure to her, And Dusty was afraid of him on day one, leary on day two, playing too rough on day three , playing carefully on day four, and now acting like a puppy again with him, Shes starting to sleep with him like she did with Buster and training him how to groom each other too. Remember, is four paws good, eight paws better.