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Boston Terrier Puppies
Affectionate ~ Friendly ~ Lively ~ Playful
A terrier on the outside and a softie on the inside, the Boston Terrier is one of our top fan-favorite purebred puppies here at Windy City Pups. These gorgeous and unique dogs love adventure as much as they love being pampered by their humans. They are energetic little animals that thrive on games, chases, and cuddles from their favorite human. They are renowned for their above-average intelligence and easy trainability, and they make quite amazing companion pets for any type of family. Browse our available Boston Terrier puppies for sale and bring home your new favorite friend.
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TemperamentAffectionate, Friendly, Lively, Playful |
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| Adult Weight | 10-25 lbs |
| Adult Height | 15-17 in |
| Life Expectancy | 10-14 yrs |
| Rating | 5.0 ( reviews) |
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Boston Terrier Breed Info
The Boston Terrier is a small and charming dog breed that originated in the United States. Known for their friendly and lively personality, Boston Terriers make great family pets and are affectionately referred to as the "American Gentleman" due to their tuxedo-like appearance and well-mannered demeanor.
Boston Terriers have a compact and muscular build with a square-shaped head and large, upright ears. Their coat is short and smooth, and comes in a variety of colors, including black and white, brindle and white, and seal and white.
These pups are intelligent and eager to please, making them easy to train. They are affectionate and friendly with their owners and get along well with children and other pets. However, they can be territorial and protective, making them good watchdogs.
Boston Terriers have a low maintenance coat that requires occasional brushing to remove loose hair. They also need to be cleaned and trimmed around the face to maintain their distinctive look.
This amazing breed is a quick learner, and they respond well to positive reinforcement methods. They can be trained to perform basic obedience commands, as well as tricks and advanced training techniques. Early socialization and training can help to prevent behavior problems.
