Do Boston Terriers Shed?

by Colleen Fernandez August 30, 2009 Health Problems

Boston Terrier’s have very minimal shedding and are often referred to as “hypoallergenic” dogs. The most prominent time of year for a Boston to shed is around late fall or late spring. To minimize the little shedding that does take place in Bostons, go over your dog with a grooming glove or rubber brush every […]

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Eye Problems: Cataracts, Corneal Ulcers, and Cherry Eye

by Colleen Fernandez August 30, 2009 Health Problems

Boston Terrier’s have the cutest eyes! In fact, that’s probably one of my favorite things about Lucy (my Boston). She looks at me with those big brown eyes, and gets her way just about every single time. Unfortunately, those cute little eyes are susceptible to an array of eye problems. Their eye problems can include: […]

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Preventing and Addressing Dog Aggression

by Colleen Fernandez August 30, 2009 Dog Socialization
Boston terrier puppy and kitten

Boston Terriers are generally very non-aggressive, easy going dogs; however they can exhibit signs of aggression from time to time. It’s definitely not the norm and is never considered acceptable. Tips For Preventing Aggression You should never allow your Boston Terrier to achieve dominant status over you, any adult, or child. So, your dog should […]

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Boston Terrier Dental Care

by Colleen Fernandez August 28, 2009 Health Problems

Boston Terrier’s suffer from many of the same dental problems that people do including: gum disease, gingivitis, periodontal disease, and tooth fractures. Although Boston Terriers usually don’t get cavities, they are susceptible to dental problems. Unfortunately, sometimes a Boston Terrier’s teeth can loosen in their sockets; this opens the opportunity for infection. This infection can […]

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