BRENDA'S BOSTON TERRIERS
BrenRidges Money Maker
**CASH**
**CASH**
BrenRidges Diamond In The Ruff
**DIAMOND**
**DIAMOND**
Cash & Diamond all tired out
Diamond all grown up
Cash all grown up
I have decided to try a different breed so my choice was Bostons,
Which with raising Cash & Diamond I have truly fell in love with this
breed. I only have 1 female, Diamond & 1 male, Cash so I will only be
having 1 litter a year of Boston Puppies.
Which with raising Cash & Diamond I have truly fell in love with this
breed. I only have 1 female, Diamond & 1 male, Cash so I will only be
having 1 litter a year of Boston Puppies.
Boston Terriers, are also sometimes called the Boston bulldog. They are
typically small, compact, well-proportioned and muscular, with erect ears,
short tails and a short muzzle. Their faces are unforgettable with their
dark, large round eyes. They have a broad, flat head without wrinkles and a
short, square muzzle leading to an ample black nose. Their neck is slightly
arched and its chest is broad, with limbs that are straight and muscular.
Their hair is short, brilliant, and of a fine texture that comes in brindle &
white or black & white and some are born brown & white, or red & white.
Frequently, variations on the standard are seen depending on the ancestry
of the individual dog.
The Boston Terrier is gentle, alert, very intelligent, well-mannered and
enthusiastic. Without the proper amount of mental and physical exercise
they can become rambunctious and a bit high strung. They are very
sensitive to the tone of one's voice. Bostons like to learn and therefore are
not difficult to train. Their intelligence ensures they pick things up quickly.
If the humans around the dog do not display the leadership that all dogs
need, they will become willful as they begin to believe they are running the
show and need to tell YOU what to do. Do not allow the Boston Terrier to
developed Small Dog Syndrome, human induced behaviors where the dog
believes he is pack leader to humans. This can cause a varying degree of
behavior issues. Bostons need a gentle, but firm, confident, consistent
pack leader who knows how to display authority over the dog. It is a canine
instinct to have a strong leader and this little guy is no exception to the
rule. Either the human will be that leader, or the dog will. Some owners
have reported that their dogs are good watchdogs barking only when
necessary. Most are reliable with children, and are especially good with
elderly people and very friendly with strangers. The Boston Terrier is
playful, very affectionate and likes to be part of the family. They will let you
know in a hurry if they feel neglected, as they feel that they are a part of
the family. These little dogs are very popular in the United States, due
above all to its excellent character. They generally get along was well with
other pets as well as it does with its family members
typically small, compact, well-proportioned and muscular, with erect ears,
short tails and a short muzzle. Their faces are unforgettable with their
dark, large round eyes. They have a broad, flat head without wrinkles and a
short, square muzzle leading to an ample black nose. Their neck is slightly
arched and its chest is broad, with limbs that are straight and muscular.
Their hair is short, brilliant, and of a fine texture that comes in brindle &
white or black & white and some are born brown & white, or red & white.
Frequently, variations on the standard are seen depending on the ancestry
of the individual dog.
The Boston Terrier is gentle, alert, very intelligent, well-mannered and
enthusiastic. Without the proper amount of mental and physical exercise
they can become rambunctious and a bit high strung. They are very
sensitive to the tone of one's voice. Bostons like to learn and therefore are
not difficult to train. Their intelligence ensures they pick things up quickly.
If the humans around the dog do not display the leadership that all dogs
need, they will become willful as they begin to believe they are running the
show and need to tell YOU what to do. Do not allow the Boston Terrier to
developed Small Dog Syndrome, human induced behaviors where the dog
believes he is pack leader to humans. This can cause a varying degree of
behavior issues. Bostons need a gentle, but firm, confident, consistent
pack leader who knows how to display authority over the dog. It is a canine
instinct to have a strong leader and this little guy is no exception to the
rule. Either the human will be that leader, or the dog will. Some owners
have reported that their dogs are good watchdogs barking only when
necessary. Most are reliable with children, and are especially good with
elderly people and very friendly with strangers. The Boston Terrier is
playful, very affectionate and likes to be part of the family. They will let you
know in a hurry if they feel neglected, as they feel that they are a part of
the family. These little dogs are very popular in the United States, due
above all to its excellent character. They generally get along was well with
other pets as well as it does with its family members
Some Information About the Boston Terriers
Diamonds father
Ryleigh & her Diamond