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Status
ComingSoon
Reference ID
9771
Availability
12-23-2025
Birth Date
10-24-2025
Age
8 Weeks
Gender
Female
Color
Black / White
Adult Pet Size
Small
Location
Petland Ashland
Information
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Boston Terrier
Breed: Boston Terrier
Ref ID: 9771
Color: Black / WhiteThis is probably a suitable apartment dog because they do not do well in harsh climates. This dog breed is also known as the American gentlemen. They are playful and very well-mannered if trained right. They are also affectionate and the perfect family pet. Discover more about our Boston Terrier puppies for sale below!
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History
The Boston Terrier first emerged in the 1800s in the United States, believed to be the result of a deliberate crossbreeding. This distinct dog was created by breeding an English Terrier with a Bulldog, aiming to combine desirable traits from both. Their unique origins led them to become the first non-sporting dog breed to be recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC). The breed’s specific colors and markings were so integral to its identity that they were explicitly included in its official description, highlighting their importance as a defining characteristic. Even today, the Boston Terrier remains one of the most popular and beloved breeds in America.
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Temperament
The Boston Terrier, often called the “American Gentleman,” lives up to its name with a remarkably pleasant disposition. These dogs are intelligent, smart, and deeply affectionate. While generally well-mannered, they do require adequate training and early socialization to fully develop their amiable nature and ensure they’re comfortable around new people and other pets. They are typically quite lively and love engaging in playtime, with fetch being a particular favorite. Though quick learners, they can be a bit reserved or cautious around strangers until they get to know them.
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Environment
It’s crucial to note that Boston Terriers merely tolerate harsh weather conditions due to their brachycephalic (short-nosed) faces, which makes them susceptible to overheating and respiratory issues. Therefore, they should primarily remain indoors, venturing out only for playtime and potty breaks. They are generally quite tolerant of other pets. However, large crowds may not work well for this breed, as their small stature could put them at risk of being accidentally jostled or knocked over.
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Exercise
Despite being a small dog breed, Boston Terriers are surprisingly energetic and love to get a lot of exercise. They are very playful and can truly wear you out! They need an average of 45 minutes to one hour of play or exercise daily. You can let them play freely in a secure yard for as long as they want, or take them out on short or longer walks. The key is to keep them adequately exercised to support their physical health and prevent them from developing behavioral issues due to pent-up energy.
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Grooming
Due to their incredibly large eyes, it’s important to clean his face daily and routinely check for any redness or irritation. Also, clean his ears and check for any bad odor, which could signal an infection. Trim his nails regularly to prevent them from getting too long and scratching surfaces (like your couch!). While they do shed, it’s typically very light, and frequent brushing will help remove any excess hair, making it easy to manage.
FAQs
Boston Terriers are known as “American Gentlemen” due to their intelligent, affectionate, and well-mannered temperament. They are playful, loyal, and generally get along well with children and other pets.
Yes, Boston Terriers adapt very well to apartment living. Their smaller size and moderate exercise needs make them ideal for urban environments.
Boston Terriers are not typically excessive barkers. They may bark to alert their owners to visitors or strange noises, but they are generally not prone to nuisance barking.
Despite their size, Boston Terriers are energetic and require a good amount of exercise, typically 45 minutes to an hour of play or walks daily, to keep them healthy and prevent boredom.
Yes, Boston Terriers are intelligent and eager to please, making them relatively easy to train. Early socialization and consistent positive reinforcement are key for their development.
Due to their brachycephalic (short-nosed) nature, they can be prone to respiratory issues and overheating. Other common concerns include eye conditions (due to their large eyes), patellar luxation, and deafness.
Boston Terriers are relatively low-maintenance in terms of grooming. They have short, easy-to-care-for coats that require weekly brushing, occasional baths, daily face cleaning, and regular nail trims.
The average life expectancy for a Boston Terrier is generally between 10 to 15 years.
Yes, they are typically very friendly and tolerant with children and other pets, especially when properly socialized from a young age. Their small size also makes them less likely to accidentally knock over small children.
No, Boston Terriers do not tolerate harsh or extreme weather conditions well. Due to their short snouts, they can easily overheat in hot weather and struggle in very cold temperatures. They are best kept mostly indoors.
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