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The boston Terrier is truly an "All American" dog. The Boston Terrier, nicknamed the "American Gentleman" for its debonair tuxedo markings and gentle demeanor, is a lively and intelligent companion dog. Originating in 19th century Boston, this breed is known for its compact size, short smooth coat, and erect ears. Affectionate and playful, Boston Terriers are well-suited for apartments or smaller homes and make wonderful companions for families or individuals seeking a loving and loyal friend.

The Boston Terrier's history is as unique as its markings. Unlike many breeds with European roots, the Boston Terrier is proudly American. In 19th century Boston, a dog named Judge, likely a mix of English Bulldog and White English Terrier, became the foundation for the breed. Bred down in size from larger fighting dogs, these early Bostons were known as "roundheads" and lacked the distinctive tuxedo pattern. Over time, breeders focused on creating a smaller, friendly companion dog with the now-famous black, brindle, and white markings.

While the American Kennel Club (AKC) granted them official recognition in 1893, the Continental Kennel Club (CKC) also recognizes the Boston Terrier as a breed. The CKC highlights their affectionate nature and "American Gentleman" nickname on their website.

These Boston Terriers have been raised in a loving single-parent family home with pre-teen twins, one of my twins with special needs, and one 1 other fixed Boston Terrier. It has been the greatest journey to have these Boston Terriers as a part of our family. They bring joy, comfort and have been healthiest, smartest, and loyal fur babies that I could ever ask for. They have very little maintenance, they all are healthy, and they eat the taste of the wild with salmon to avoid shedding since my son & I have allergies. They have never bitten or growled at us or anyone. They bark when someone is near our door to alert us that we have company, but they are always greeted with love and affection once anyone is allowed in. They have been a plus to my days as a single parent. They are healthy, have yet to have any health concerns, and they enjoy going on adventures with the family. We love every pup, loving them with tremendous care, wishing we could keep all 6 pups, but that is way too much for a single parent. This litter is special to us and we want to find a great homes for every pup. If you are serious please contact Trish.