The Akc Boston Terrier – A Great Breed
Many Akc Boston Terrier breeders will attempt to sell their puppies at pet stores at six months of age. While six-month-old puppies may look cute, they are not well balanced and do not match the breed standard for good health.
Even if a breeder guarantees against bad breeding, that only means the parents have had a lot of practice. In the end, your new dog will depend on you for constant medical care. You should do thorough research into what vets in your area are skilled in breeding Akc Boston Terrier puppies.
For those who want an Akc Boston Terrier puppy, the chances of finding one with the traits you are looking for are better at nine months of age. During this time, you can easily find out if a breeder has inbred lines, and whether or not he/she has painted Bostons.
The health history of the parents can be found out as well. Some parents are more likely to have health problems than other dogs. Breeders should make it clear what testing they will conduct before you buy a purebred Boston terrier puppy from them.
When you find your new pet, you should interview the breeder before you sign up for formal adoption.
It’s important to determine whether or not the breeder will honor a health guarantee. Ask about the procedures for grooming and neutering. Ask how many puppies the breeder has available for adoption at any given time. The breeder should also have a complete and up-to-date adoption contract for you to read.
A good breeder will provide an adoption package for adult dogs. Some will include all the items necessary to get started (sealant, first aid kit, treats, food dish, bowls, toys, bedding, leashes, collar, and leads). Others may only include the food dish and the blanket. Some will have puppies in their litter that come from another couple or family. Ask about these pedigreed puppies and their parents. Find out if the parents have been socialized.
Babies that come from purebred Boston Terriers can be easily treated like any other puppy. They will be given vaccines at eight weeks of age and will be tested for worms at four weeks. The Boston Terrier should be treated like any other dog in terms of nail clipping, ear cleaning, and brushing.
The breeder should treat the puppies like new babies, giving them lots of love and attention. They should be fed by humans and receive a regular regimen of food and water. They should be taken for regular walks, given toys to play with, and be kept in an environment designed for them to feel safe.
The Akc Boston Terrier is prone to allergies and does have some health problems.
They can suffer from hip dysplasia, allergies, heart defects, and cancer. They may have solid black hairs, pink hairs, or white markings on their chest, face, belly, and legs. Some puppies will have solid black fur all over, some will have brindle fur on the chest, stomach, and legs and some will have white markings on their chests. When the breed was first bred in England, they were known as the “White Russian”.
The Akc Boston Terrier has its most identifiable characteristics such as its white forecast, brindle coat, pink ears, and white markings on the chest, face, and stomach. Their coats can be short or long. It depends on the breed. Brindle and white markings can help identify this breed. The Akc Boston Terrier’s forecast is generally cream-colored with a black mark on the shoulder.
The Akc Boston Terrier has a stocky built. Their coats can be long or short. Some will have solid black chests, some will have white markings on the chest and some will have white markings around the shoulders. Their hind legs will have a white tip. The Akc Boston Terrier’s name comes from the place where it was first bred, Akc in England.
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