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Here is a pic of the new Boston who just joined the terrorist cell at the farm. He is a really sweet 1-1/2 year old male. He's not been fixed, which I will have corrected soon. His testicles haven't descended which means he is sterile, but to avoid complications and the usual problems with an unfixed fog - I'll have him neutered anyway. The other pic is of Butch and one of our new kittens, Lufty.
Charlotte Des Roches DesignsMarion,
Fred is so sweet...what a smart little fellow he looks like 
Thanks for sharing the pictures of some of your terrorist cell...lol...love them!!!
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MerBear OriginalsHe's smart looking but not so small for a Boston; actually none of my Bostons are small. They are all over 30 lb - the top of the breed standard is 26 lb! but they're just big boned...yeah that's it.
Marion
Charlotte Des Roches Designslololol...yup..."Big Boned"...that must be it 
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DoodlebearsWhat a handsome guy Fred is, I have not had a Boston, what's their temperament like?
Hugs Jane. 
Sophie Z'OursI love the picture with both the dog and the cat.
They look like little angels!
Beary hugs,
Sophie.
MerBear OriginalsI have had many types of dogs over the years, including shepards, labs, Newfies, Dane, St. Bernard and poodles. The Boston is completely different from them - stubborn but very playful and they absolutely love to be with people - need it actually. They are really a big dog in a small dog's body with the appropriate temperament. I know I'd never want to be without a Boston in my life.
On the other hand, they snore and pass gas. They can be aggressive with other animals and can absolutely destroy a chew toy in a moment.
Marion
Swan Valley BearsOh Marion, do I envy you, a new Boston. Fred is soooo cute, perfect markings too. How is he getting along with Butch? And the cat?? My Bostons have hated cats.
You know I loooovvvvve Bostons. (Remember, I have Buster) Fred's 1-1/2? ? Did you get him at rescue?? or did someone give him up?? We got Buster at 1-1/2 from BT rescue and have had him 5 years.
You are ever so right about the Boston's temperament. Last night I brought home a new toy for Buster, he had it chewed to pieces in about 5 minutes. He makes a hole in it then pulls the stuffing out all over the place. But . . . they are your best friend, actually bred to be companion dogs. I'll never be without a Boston either. Pass gas? yes, sometimes at the most unopertune moments like when you have a housefull of company. Snore, yes. The other night Buster and my husband were snoring in concert, I had to go sleep in the guestroom. But . . . they aim to please and be your best bud and, they do not think they are a dog, so please, don't tell them, it hurts their feelings.
What a sweetie!! He's beautiful Marion.........and so is Butch......and Lufty. And aren't they cute sleeping together like that.
So Bostons are gassy and snore. My mastiff does this too.......quite frequently. 
I really think all the pups should come with a gas mask for new owners. :crackup:
Tami Eveslage Original Teddy BearsThose are good looking pets! I love the picture of the cat and dog together. My cats won't even cuddle together like that!
Chaska, MinnesotaMarion: Fred is too cute and with your kitty, how about that! I think they love each other already...
Michelle
