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Adopting Adult Boston Tomorrow - TIPS???

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lisacee
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I am adopting a 4 year old boston terrier tomorrow and am very excited. I am adopting her from a loving home who’s owner is now incapacitated and cannot move to walk, feed, etc.. her.

I want to start this out right! Any tips for bringing an animal who is truley loved from one home to another?

Jess
hotmomma850
3 posts

Congratulations on your dog, Jess.

Boston Terriers are known for being very intelligent-sometimes too much so. Their lively, affectionate nature makes them extremely loveable.Although thse creatures are small, they’re sturdy and muscular. They have a sleek, shiny, straight coat with crisp white markings in a pattern that resembles a tuxedo-part of the reason they gained the name American Gentleman.

Regarding the tips you’re asking about your new pet, perhaps you can visit this link to help you get started:
http://tinyurl.com/5rhvd5

Goodluck to you.
mitch.delazo
19 posts

Boston Terriers make great companion pet—They love children and they have the ability to amuse every person in the house.

Get yourself going with these very useful information thru this link:
http://dogtime.com/new-dog-no-worries.html
Discover wit...
League City, TX
63 posts

Dagwood says,”Have lots of toys available!!” Here are some ideas
Favorite types of TOYS
Nov 15, 2008 3:31pm
Rich
44 posts

Understanding as much about this breed as possible is a great start. Here’s some info that will help…

http://www.dog-names-and-more.com/Boston-Terrie…


I also agree with the above poster who sez….toys, toys, then more toys!

Here’s some help in choosing the right ones…

http://www.dog-names-and-more.com/Dog-Toys.html
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