History:

In the 19th century, dog fighting activities centered on Boston produced dog breeds. The initial Boston terrier was a dog breed produced by the mating of pit bulls and bulldogs. In the later stage, many improvements have been made through selection of inbreeding and breeding. In 1891, when the Leap National Bulldog in Boston submitted an application for breed recognition, it was not approved because the name of the Bulldog sounded a bit harsh, and it was finally recognized as the Boston Club of the United States in 1983. In the future, this dog has become one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States, whether it is a show dog or a dog.

First exhibition held in Boston in 1870. There were no restrictions on the color and markings of the early Boston Terrier, but by 1900 color and markings were written into the dog's standard and became a must-have characteristic of the breed. The Boston Terrier has worn away the ruthless fighting-dog qualities of its ancestors to become friendly companions to humans, although some male dogs display aggression when their territory is threatened. It can be divided into three categories by weight. The Boston Terrier has a broad head and is at risk of becoming stuck in the birth canal at birth, so a caesarean section is generally performed.

Boston Terrier Alias: Boston Terrier, Boston Bull Terrier, Boston Derry The Boston Terrier is a friendly and active dog. This breed has a good temperament and a very high IQ, thus, making the Boston Terrier an unparalleled companion dog. Click to enter Boston Terrier Club

Origin:

United States.

One of the few breeds bred in the UK, this dog is intelligent, lively and brave. Although nothing special, it makes an excellent guard or companion dog. In the 19th century, the dog fighting activities centered on Boston produced the Boston Dog breed, and the early Boston was a dog breed produced by mating with the Bulldog. In the later stage, many improvements have been made through selection of inbreeding and breeding. In 1891, when the Leap National Bulldog in Boston submitted an application for breed recognition, it was not approved because the name of the Bulldog sounded a bit harsh, and it was finally recognized as the Boston Club of the United States in 1983. In the future, this dog has become one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States, whether it is a show dog or a dog.

Character:

A friendly and active. This breed has a good temperament and a very high IQ, thus, making the Boston Terrier an unparalleled companion. Boston is smart, warm-hearted, affectionate and playful. They get along well with others, dogs, and children.

Intelligent, playful, affectionate breed, the traditional aggressiveness no longer exists. Puppies have large heads, and most of them need to be delivered by caesarean section. Due to the high cost of surgery, the breed is only limited to the range of pedigrees with breeding value. The breed is a lively dog breed and is also known as the Huba Judge because its ancestors were raised by the Huba family in Boston.