Non-standard colored Boston Terriers: What is their Origin and general temperament?

Non-standard colored Boston Terriers: What is their Origin and general temperament?

Non-standard colored Boston Terriers are also known as the American Gentleman, and the breed was first recognised by the AKC in the year 1893. Originally bred to chase rats out of garment factories, this breed is the first non-sporting dog ever bred in the United States.

The Non-standard Colored Boson Breed’s Origin The original Non-standard Boston terrier can be traced back to a dog in the 1870s named judgea brindle-coated dog with a white face who has a cross between an English Bull dog and an English terrier.

General Appearance The breed standard today is indicated by white, brindle, and seal-colored coats with a white splash, a blaze between the eyes, and a banded muzzle. These amazing companions have a black nose and brown eyes.

Breed Traits 

Weighty of Non-standard Colored Boston Terriers is about 12 to 25 pounds

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They have a height of 15 to 17 inch

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They are of standard size or miniature per the breeder, per the AKC, <15 lbs, 15- 20 lbs, and < 25 lbs

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They are small, compact body, square head, and short-tail, erect ears

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They are generally easy to train, enjoy cuddiling, can be somewhat lazy, and are rarely aggressive

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They live up to 11 to 13 plus years

General Temperament They are charming and dignified dogs, but they often show off their clever antics as well as clownish manner. They are eager to please and enjoy being in the company of their people.

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