5 Reasons NOT to Get a Boston Terrier - Dogs 101

In this eye-opening episode of Animal Facts, we explore the adorable yet often overlooked aspects of owning a Boston Terrier. While these dogs are beloved for their charming personalities, there are crucial factors to consider before bringing one into your home. Join us as we uncover the top 5 reasons why a Boston Terrier might not be the best fit for every pet owner. From health concerns to their sensitivity to temperature, stubbornness, and high energy levels, we'll delve into the important details you need to know. Whether you're a prospective Boston Terrier owner or simply a dog enthusiast, this video is a must-watch for valuable insights into responsible pet ownership. Don't miss out—hit play now and discover if a Boston Terrier is the right companion for you. Subscribe to Animal Facts for more informative content on all things animals, and remember to share your thoughts in the comments below!

00:00 Introduction
00:41 Boston Terriers Suffer Seperation Anxiety
01:47 Temperature Sensitivity
02:35 Stubbornness & Independence
03:38 Boston Terrier Health Concerns
05:05 High-Energy Levels

[RDeFinis]

My little Boston is 2 1/2. We have the strongest bond that I have ever had with a dog. I agree 100% with everything said except the stubbornness. Fortunately I haven’t experienced that with my girl. I’m a retired senior so I’m able to devote most of my time with her. She is extremely smart and high energy so she knows lots of tricks. And we’ve attended OB classes and currently taking agility just for fun. She has definitely kept me moving which is a good thing. And I’m so glad that I did get insurance for her

[avetsuper]

Best dogs on this planet and around..my girl is 15, 5 and still in shape

[lindadoran]

I love Boston's. We've had 2 . The last one scratched her eye somehow. Both lived until 13 and 11. I'm getting another one someday. They can snore loud too. 😅

[dakota]

Mine turns 2 next month and I can honestly say, I don't think he's ever chewed up Anything that I didn't specifically give him to do so. I'm single and work, so I'm gone around 10 hrs a day but, I have a second dog as well(female German shepherd) so they have each other for companionship while I'm gone. He Is hard headed as all get out but, the most well behave/mannered, chill, and extremely loving dog ever! I don't think I've ever been loved the way I am by him. Maybe he's an anomaly, as he's the first I've ever had but, if others are like him, I couldn't recommend them enough...the only other dogs I've had that matched all the perfect qualities he has were English bull terriers...they will always be my favorite breed, hands down, but, Bostons run a close second I think(GSDs are pretty freaking amazing too if you're an experienced owner lol...figured they deserved the praise too cause my girl is one of the most intelligent, beautiful, and well minded dog I could ever dream of)

[Littlebodybigheartp]

The first one is so true he fallows me everywhere (including the bathroom)

[markeisharobinson]

For small children would you recommend the cavalier King Charles or Boston terrier?

[brockman]

for every reason to not get a Boston, there's 200 reasons to get one :)

[robertterhune]

I've had 5 Bostons and totally disagree with your conclusion that they are stubborn and hard to train. I've never had a breed so interested in keeping me happy

[humanwolf]

I am getting more interested in a mix of Pug & french bulldog instead. 😉🐕