It could be any number of things causing the skin irritation… The cheapest way to handle this is to figure out if anything involving the dog has changed. (Changed Shampoo, Food, New Surroundings,

My girl's nose is rarely wet or cold. Just moist and room temp.

Mine does this too, but he is only 10 weeks. He is getting better with it, but it's a slow process. What I started to do is from day one, I got him a harness. He is in the harness all day long and I t

I've had BTs for 30 years, they can play hard and sleep hard. I wouldn't be too concerned about their sleeping after all he's a growing boy. Soon, he won't slow down until he reaches 2 years old. It

If the mother was 18 pounds I'd be sure he will grow from 10-20 pounds. No bigger. Height-wise would be from 10-15 inches tall.

you need to rub them up! get them between your thumb and index finger and Gently pull them up. Do this as often as possible, they should start standing up on there own. That was a concern we had with

It's perfectly normal. Other than that, enjoy your new pup and have fun:)

Try feeding her lots of poultry and meats for the hair to grow back. If she feels depressed, sooth her and say she's a good girl. Oh, and remember lots of treats and play!

mine did this to so I asked my mom (rescues animals for a living) she said its called coprophagia. They make medicine for it.

Yes it is completely normal for the brindle coloring to appear later on. Both of my BT's have just a little bit of brindle to them and it didnt show until around 3 months. You should take your dog to

Most Boston Babies are born with Pink noses , this is normal.You will notice black freckels over the next few days with more and more each day , this is the pigments that turn the nose black. There ar

neither! its nothing special just like one of my bt legs are white and the rest asr black. it just makes your dog unique :D

Just to give you some kind of comparison, My 13 wk Boston female weighs exactly 8lbs. I recently visited the breeder that I purchased her from, She still have 2 of my pups litter mates. One was very m

Two things to try: 1) Have your guests come in with small treats from time to time. This will show him that most intruders are okay to enter his territory. 2) Work on a word or saying to let yo

Mine is 6 yrs. 2 yrs ago had a lump size of a nickel on back leg knee. Vet said cancer wanted to remove leg. Vet said take it off. I said no way. Just took tumor off. She did 2 yrs now and it came

I used to breed and show Oriental Shorthair cats, and it occurred occasionally in the breed. Not a health concern, but they were disqualified from showing, and discouraged from breeding.

Puppy teeth are very sharp and needle-like. This is nothing unusual. After about 5 months you will notice they fall out and are replaced by adult teeth (much more dull). Don't be afraid of him swal

My vet said this a natural thing for this breed. Mine has same problem and he says it's just part of the pigment in their eyes. It has no effect on mine and I have had him for 4 yrs.

I have had my Boston for almost 4 yrs now and have had no major problems with him. The only problem is that he gets his side nails torn easy. Greatest dog i've ever had and would recommend this breed

That's natural to the breed. They should NEVER be docked!

it could be some type of mange this causes dogs to lose there hair alot take them to a vet right away

They're still avaiible, check a local rescue!

Yes.Male Boston terriers are more stockier than the female ones.I had one male and two female.I observed three of them and the male one was quiet stockier than the females. Hope this helps :) -Sreemo

I have a 4 year old boston and he has the same skin irritation so here is my secret, olive oil mixed in with his food and within a week it is better, I only find that he gets it in the winter months w

No the Boston's ears are not clipped. No, you can not find a purebred Boston with droopy ears, only if they are a mixed breed.

She is not neurotic...she is a Boston puppy, they love to play and everyting is a game. Be persistent with your 'NO's' and encourage her to play with little doggy ropes to chew on instead of your hus

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My dog does the same thing what I was told was that the knee pops out of joint and by them lifting it up is them trying to pop it back in. You can have an operation to fix the problem as I did but she