Did you know that the Boston Terrier ....

- was originated in 1870 by a man named
Robert C. Hooper of Boston, MA?

- was first recognized by AKC in 1893?

- was originally a fighting breed and a cross between English Bull Terriers and English Bulldogs?

- remained in the top 10 of the most popular dog breeds in the U.S. until 1960?

- has an average life span of 12-14 years?

-is an easy breed to train?

- easily gets along with children and
other pets?

- is the name of both Boston University’s
hockey and basketball teams?

- is named the official state dog of Massachusetts?

 

 

Is a Boston Terrier Right For You?

Boston Terriers are a smooth coated and short-haired breed. They are a friendly dog, playful, very active and require a moderate amount of exercise.  They are extremely intelligent, good watchdogs, devoted to their family and require few demands in physical care. Their color should be brindle, seal or black and white with white markings.  They do not tolerate extreme temperatures of heat or cold very well and should be a house dog.

 

Doo-Shay History

After raising Pomeranians for many years and producing Group Winners, I was looking for a slight diversion. About 10 years ago, I happened to acquire a Boston puppy quite by accident which I believe was the best accident I ever had. Since then, the Boston population at Doo-Shay has grown quite a bit. Each Boston that lives here is spoiled beyond limits and all puppies sold are well on their way to being housebroken. Our Boston's live in the house, not in the kennel.  They are "bed buddies" and have had lots of love and socialization prior to leaving to their new home.

If you are looking for an extremely intelligent, active, and devoted breed, with few demands in physical care, a Boston might be the breed for you.  Thank you for stopping by to visit our little Boston friends.  They love company.  Please contact me for further information.