Boston Terrier

The Boston Terrier is a breed of dog originating in the United States of America.
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Noun
1. small pug-faced American terrier breed having a smooth brindle or black coat with white markings
(synonym) Boston bull
(hypernym) terrier

Brindle Boston terrier.
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Height: 15-17 inches.
Weight: 10-25 lbs.
Life Span: 12-15 yrs.
Breed Group: Companion Dogs
Overview
The Boston terrier is known as the "Little American gentleman" because of its classic tuxedo attire and its sweet, lovable, happy, and outgoing personality.
These dogs are easy to train and love everybody, including children and other animals. Often happy to simply lie by its owner's side with a chew toy, the Boston can adapt to city, suburban, or country life.
Appearance
The Boston terrier's coat is short, smooth, bright, and fine. Coat color is brindle, seal, or black, all with white markings on the muzzle between the eyes and on the forechest.
Grooming & Exercise Needs
The Boston terrier sheds minimally and requires only occasional brushing and bathing. This dog's exercise needs are minimal; short walks will suffice.
Origins
Developed in the 19th century by crossing an English bulldog with a white English terrier, the Boston terrier was the first American-bred dog.
Special Alerts
It is especially important to get a Boston terrier from a reputable breeder. Breed-related health concerns: deafness, heart defects, cataracts, patellar luxation, Demodex mange, breathing problems, susceptibility to heatstroke, Cushing's syndrome.