The Boston Terrier, also known as the "Boston Bull" or "Boston Bulldog", is a breed of dog originating in the United States.
It is a small dog (40 cm) with a compact and well-muscled body (11 kg). It has a square head with a short, broad muzzle, round, expressive eyes, and erect, erect ears. Its tail is short and can be straight or slightly curved.
The Boston Terrier's most distinctive feature is its flat face and short muzzle, which gives it a unique appearance. Its coat is short, smooth, and shiny, and can come in a variety of colors, including black, brindle, and white. The Boston Terrier typically has a white patch on the face, which may be mask or blaze in shape, as well as white markings on the chest and legs.
In terms of personality, the Boston Terrier is known to be an intelligent, affectionate, and sociable dog. He is known for his kindness and his attachment to his family. He generally gets along well with children and other pets, making him an excellent family dog.
The Boston Terrier is also valued for its ease of maintenance. Its short coat requires regular brushing to keep it clean and in good condition. Due to its flat face, it may be sensitive to temperature extremes and require special supervision in hot weather.
The Boston Terrier is an active dog but does not require intense physical activity. Regular walks, interactive games and play sessions are enough to meet his exercise needs.
The Boston Terrier is generally healthy, but like all dog breeds, they can be predisposed to certain ailments, including respiratory problems, eye problems, and allergic sensitivities.
