The Boston Terrier Society

If you are wondering whether a Boston Terrier is the right breed for you, you have come to the right place.

In today's podcast, I'm going to be talking about the reasons Emily and I decided to get Bella, our Boston. As well as talk to five other Boston owners as to why they chose this dog breed.

I highly recommend checking out the video, but I have included the full transcript of the video for your convenience.

Scroll to the bottom of the page to see quizzes and articles related to choosing a Boston Terrier.

Let’s get started…

https://www.bostonterriersociety.com/is-a-boston-terrier-the-breed-for-me/

If you need more information on deciding whether or not the Boston breed is right for you, check out these articles here on the Boston Terrier Society website.

After reading these articles, you'll know if this breed is the perfect addition to your family.

Are You Giving CBD To Your Boston Terrier? Exclusive Interview With Dr. Mark Verdino Discussing CBD.  

Dr. Mark Verdino is with the North Shore Animal League, the world's largest no-kill animal rescue and adoption organization.  

Dr Verdino's Biography: https://www.animalleague.org/blog/spotlight-stories/faces-of-the-league/dr-mark-verdino-wall-street-woof-street/  

North Shore Animal League: https://www.animalleague.org/

Join thousands of Boston Terrier Owners in the Boston Terrier Society Facebook Group.

In the group, we share photos, thoughts, and stories. As well as have contests with prizes and more!

Facebook Group

This is a fun and friendly group. Feel free to pose any question you have about your Boston Terrier.

Are you looking for a good children’s book that teaches your child to be kind and caring?

In Michelle Pendergrass’ book, Some Dogs Are Different, she takes us on a journey with Murphy and his friends who are all a little different.

https://youtu.be/icp28kNLRwc

Some Dogs Are Different was the perfect book to read to my 2.5-year-old.

My wife and I want our kids to grow up to be kind, caring, loving, and productive human beings.

This book’s message is how we are all different and that is ok, the most important thing is to be understanding and kind to one another.

Sofia loved looking at the beautiful pictures of Murphy and his friends. I highly recommend this book.

You can find the book on Michelle’s website listed below. For a limited of time she is offering a coupon code of 10% off to the Boston Terrier Society readers and listeners.

www.somedogsaredifferent.com

Coupon Code: BOSTONTERRIER

Join thousands of Boston Terrier Owners in the Boston Terrier Society Facebook Group.

In the group, we share photos, thoughts, and stories. As well as have contests with prizes and more!

Facebook Group

This is a fun and friendly group. Feel free to pose any question you have about your Boston Terrier.

Are you thinking about adopting a Boston Terrier? Or would you like to become a foster parent for dogs?

In today’s podcast, I interview Tara Abston with the Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue.

Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue is headquartered in Tennessee but serves more than a dozen states when it comes to rescuing Boston’s.

The rescue is a 501 (c) 3 charity and has been in operation since 2005. In 2019 alone the rescue saved 82 Boston Terriers.

The Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue charges an adoption fee based on the age of the Boston.

This fee helps the rescue cover the cost of shots, fecal and heartworm tests, as well as other care costs for these wonderful Boston’s.

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If you want to adopt or foster a Boston Terrier, or you have a question here is how you can constant Southern Cross.

Join thousands of Boston Terrier Owners in the Boston Terrier Society Facebook Group.

In the group, we share photos, thoughts, and stories. As well as have contests with prizes and more!

This is a fun and friendly group. Feel free to pose any question you have about your Boston Terrier.

In today’s podcast interview I talk to American Kennel Club Gold Breeder of Merit Joyce Davis.

We discuss her breeding program, how she chooses Boston Terrier puppies, Boston puppy prices, and more.

Joyce is an AKC "GOLD" Breeder of Merit, bred 78 Champions and 15 Grand Champions with the prefix "Davane".

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In today's interview, I talk with Gabby Vogler to discuss her process for selling Boston Terrier puppies.

The goal of this interview is to help someone learn what a breeder will expect of them when buying a Boston Terrier.

Also, knowing the process can help you avoid the numerous online puppy scams.

I spoke with Gabby Vogler about her process for selling Boston Terrier puppies.

Gabby’s experience with Boston Terriers starts all the way back to the age of 10 when her mom bought Gabby her first Boston named Patty.

In the early 1990's Gabby's mother began breeding Boston Terriers, and Gabby shortly followed in her mother's footsteps around 2005.

In addition to breeding Boston's, Gabby has also shown her dogs in the American Kennel Club shows.

On with the episode...

If you would like to get into contact with Gabby, the best place to start would be Facebook.

Buying a Boston Terrier online for the first time should be fun and exciting. The more you learn about the buying process of puppies, the better prepared you will be to avoid any possible scams.

If you are looking to find reputable Boston Terrier breeders be sure to check out the breeder referral page on the Boston Terrier Club of America’s website here, Breeder Referral.

Want To Make Your Boston Terrier Famous? How-To Interview

https://www.bostonterriersociety.com/boston-terrier-model-interview

In this interview, I talk to Patty Alleman on how she was able to turn her Boston Terriers into models.

Patty has done several photoshoots as well as short videos with her Boston Terriers. Some of her biggest gigs have been working on the set of Saturday Night Live as well as Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

In this interview, Patty explains the type of Boston you need, demeanor, and characteristics, as well as talks about the kinds of gigs available.

Let’s get started…

Thanks for checking out this article here are some great links to help you get started on your dog modeling journey.

Here are the different places you can contact Patty.

If you haven’t already, be sure to subscribe to the Boston Terrier Society Podcast as well as its YouTube Channel.

Would you like to learn more about the Boston Terrier breed standards when it comes to colors and their history? In this interview, I talk with the creator of ColoredBostonTerrierTruths.com, Jani Martin.

In the interview, we discuss the history of the standard colors as well as the importance of upholding the standard. Plus much more.

Here are the different places you can contact Jani.

Thank you to Jani Martin for coming on to the podcast. Knowing exactly what the breed standard is and why it is important is crucial to advancing the Boston breed into the future.

If you want to learn more I highly encourage you to contact Jani via here contact form on her website here, Colored Boston Terrier Truths Contact Form.

If you haven’t already, be sure to subscribe to the Boston Terrier Society Podcast as well as its YouTube Channel.

In this episode, I talk with Mary Beth the owner of the K9 Virtual Academy. If you would like to have professional dog training on your terms this type of training would be perfect for you.

Have you ever wanted to train your dog professionally, but you don't have the time? Well, you're in luck. There is now an option to train your dog professionally, thanks to the K9 Virtual Academy.

I recently had the chance to interview Mary Beth, the owner of the K9 Virtual Academy, to talk about her training program and how it works.

Mary Beth is someone who has extensive knowledge regarding dogs and their behavior. Following her passion, Mary Beth holds a Bachelor and Master of Science degree in Animal Sciences with a focus on puppy development and behavior. She has taught many canine classes over the years.

Also, Mary Beth raises companion dogs for Canine Companions for Independence, she has been doing this with her husband since 2001.

After Mary Beth realized how busy life was for her, especially with three kids, she had an epiphany. Nearly everyone these days are busy. It is hard for people to commit to anything that is not a priority. And sometimes, dog training is at the bottom of the list, but it is important.

It was from this realization that Mary Beth decided to create a flexible program that can help dog owners train their pets on their own time.

Mary Beth’s Email: [email protected]

K9 Virtual Academy: Facebook Page

Online virtual training for your dog is really ideal for anyone. Even if you have done training in the past, you could benefit from this type of training. Especially if you have seen a regression in your dog. I personally have seen a regression in Bella since we had trained her two years ago.

Also, if you are someone who has a pretty busy schedule, this type of dog training is ideal for you. You can train your dog on your own terms with the guidance of a real expert.

I hope you enjoyed this episode on the podcast. If you have someone in mind, I should interview, please reach out to me via the contact form to let me know, contact me here. Thanks for your support!

Are you someone who loves Blue Boston Terriers? If you are like me, you probably didn't know this type of Boston even existed.

I actually learned about this type of Boston only a few months ago. It was on an online forum where I saw someone asking about special health issues related to Colored Boston Terriers. This led me to do more research about Blue Boston's.

In my research, I found Cypress Farm Kennel. This farm is not just about breeding Boston's. Krystin and her mother, Linda, run Cypress Farm Kennel in the most ethical and loving way.

Krystin first fell in love with “non-standard” colored Boston Terriers in 2004 while in college. She was flipping through a Doctor Fosters & Smith Magazine one day and found a photo of a chocolate and white Boston, she was in love.

From that day on, she has been searching and absorbing any book or article related to Boston Terriers. The photo below is a sample of her book collection.

Krystin obtained her first breeding pair of Boston Terriers in 2005. Since that time, she has done many things:

This is just a little bit of what she has done. If you want the full scoop listen to the podcast as well as visit her biography on her site here, Krystin’s Bio.