Constipation in Dogs

by Colleen Fernandez October 5, 2009 Health Problems
Old Boston Terrier

Every now and then dogs suffer from constipation. It’s not that common for most dogs, but on the rare occasion that it does occur, it’s no fun for them! Constipation is usually a result of poor nutrition and lack of exercise and it sometimes can be a result of psychological stress. If the constipation only […]

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Dog Exercises – Is Your Dog Getting Enough?

by Colleen Fernandez October 5, 2009 Exercise
boston terrier running

Dogs need about 30 minutes of exercise every day. And taking your Boston Terrier for a walk doesn’t always cut it. Bostons are very high energy dogs and need lots of “play time.” You’ll notice a real improvement in your dog’s behavior and attitude when he/she is properly exercised. If you need ideas on things […]

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Chocolate Poisoning in Dogs

by Colleen Fernandez October 5, 2009 Health Problems
Buster the Boston terrier

This past weekend I had a little scare. I got home from work to discover that my boyfriend wanted to surprise me with a “World’s Finest Chocolate” candy bar; but my Boston Terrier, Lucy, beat me to it! While he was in the living room watching television, Lucy was on my bed feasting on milk […]

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What To Do If Your Boston Terrier Has Hookworms

by Colleen Fernandez October 2, 2009 Health Problems

Usually puppies are more prone to hookworms than adult dogs. Hookworms can be fatal to puppies since their immune system isn’t fully developed; but it’s not as serious in older dogs. It tends to cure quickly. What Hookworms Look Like They are typically invisible to the unaided human eye. They’re about ½ an inch long […]

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