A Great Little Dog Breed
Boston Terriers is the most lovable dog I have ever owned. They are smart, funny, and full of life. They can be loving family members or they can be aggressive, bossy, and dominant toward other dogs or people. Most Boston Terriers are healthy and live up to 75 years, but they do have some health problems that need to be considered when buying or adopting one.
The first issue is excessive coat shedding. Boston Terriers has large eyes and ears that require a lot of attention. Some Boston Terriers may seem less bothersome than others but their heavy fur can cause breathing difficulties for the dog as it tries to breathe. The American Kennel Club lists this breed as a “Heavy Hair Pronged,” which means it has excessive long hair that can be pulled back tightly, making it difficult to breathe. This can lead to respiratory infections if not taken care of.
This problem is actually genetic. The A.C.C. Breeders Association says genetic tendencies can be avoided by selecting for those with longer and silky hair, rather than short and wiry ones. Because Boston Terriers is so popular as house pets, there are many different colors, patterns, and breeds. While chocolate or white Boston Terrier may be cute, it won’t be a good choice for an American Gentleman.
Many Boston Terriers are purebred to be companions.
They are great with children and other animals and make great companions. But because of their nature as sport dogs, they can be aggressive and possessive of their owners if the owners don’t know what they are doing. If you are considering getting a Boston Terrier as a companion or sport dog, you should know that the breed is actually quite fragile. If you are not acquainted with how fragile it is, this can result in biting or scratching if provoked.
Because of the personality and behavior exhibited by Bostons, they do not do well outdoors in cold weather conditions. They have to go inside when it starts to get chilly outside, which makes them great indoor dogs. They have a short coat that is ideal for living indoors. However, the short coat also causes the Boston Terrier to shed more than other dogs.
Some people believe that the American terrier is an inferior version of the British bulldog. However, the truth is that the American terrier has been bred down from the British bulldog. Many owners of the American terrier have owned both a British bulldog and an American version of the same breed. And they have discovered that the American version is less aggressive, less nosey, and does better in families with small children.
The American terrier is a great little dog breed that makes a great family pet.
They are good-natured and calm, but they can get a bit snappish if they think their owner is less than willing to pat them or give them lots of love. This is a fault common to many terriers, and you should never punish your dog. Instead, try to avoid getting too close to your pet unless you are willing to touch him or her. He will also require more attention than any other breed of dog, especially if your house trains him.
The American bulldog is a very healthy dog. They live for about ten to fifteen years, sometimes longer. They have a long and happy life span, and you can easily maintain your dog’s good health and attitude if you take good care of him. Boston Terrier dogs have an average income of only around ten dollars per week. They make a great all-around pet that is easy to take care of and very lovable.
A Boston Terrier
