I’m on a list with a breeder for puppy number three. I’ve been on said list for a while because the next addition to our house needs to be a male show prospect. So while I wait I’ve been collecting dog names. For example, would I name my next dog Porkchop, Ratchet or Sparkplug? So…

Overview At some point of your Boston Terrier’s life they will have diarrhea. It’s not usually something I worry about and  rush to the vet for right away because it can easily be treated at home. Common Causes for Diarrhea The most common reason for a stomach upset is dietary indiscretion. Or when they EAT...

My two Boston Terriers weighing 17 and 19 pounds with neck sizes of 11.5 inches have been wearing the Fi Collar now for over four months. It’s not too big for them and I love that I have peace of mind when we take our daily off leash walks. If you’re interested to know how...

This post is dedicated to my youngest one Orbit who acts like she’s allergic to water. If your best furry friend is an active Boston Terrier, loves to roll, run, play outside in the dirt, grass or beach, as well as cuddles with you on your sofa and bed then you should bath your pup...

Before I got my first Boston Terrier in 2009 I looked up “Are Boston Terriers Good For Apartments?” Looking back eleven years later, I realize the folly in my search logic. What I realize now is, at the time I posed this question I had not yet made up my mind to get one and...

99.9% of Boston Terriers absolutely love licking you. Most of the time they lick your face, sometimes its your hand(s). While other times it’s your feet. On a rare occasion it might be your shirt. So why do Boston Terriers love to lick you? It’s to show you affection, to tell you something or to...

We’re in a dog boom. Due to the pandemic, shelter in place and lockdown, dogs are being added to homes at an unprecedented rate. Bad news is that there are a lot of novice first time Boston Terrier dog owners amongst us. Recently a dear friend of mine announced that they were adopting a new...

Boston Terriers come in brindle, seal or black in color and with white markings. These are the colors that are recognized by the Boston Terrier Club of America. A seal colored Boston Terrier looks dark almost black but in direct sunlight their coat will have a red cast.  A seal colored Boston Terrier is not...