Boston Terriers are an affectionate and protective small breed, and this 'American gentleman' has a dapper tuxedo-looking coat.
If you want to make one of these pups yours, you've come to the right place.
Make sure you have better knowledge of what you're looking for by doing your research on the Boston Terrier breed.
The reputation and credibility of your breeder are crucial, and you shouldn't buy anything from anyone you don't trust. You might want to enquire about breeders at shelters around the area or speak to the local vet about them.
Remember to check the breeder's registration number against the clubs that they are registered with.
Speak to the breeder over the phone, and make sure your pup has been DNA tested. Responsible breeders will also have a few questions about you to ensure you're a good fit.
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With 40 years of breeding experience, this kennel is dedicated to producing healthy and well-socialised puppies. They're registered with the Queensland Boston Terrier Club, and all puppies have been vet-checked and DNA cleared against genetic cataracts.
These breeders can assist with transport if needed. They're passionate and caring breeders who raise their puppies in a loving environment. They're registered with the Queensland Boston Terrier Club.
This breeder on the Sunshine Coast produces dogs that will make wonderful companions and show dogs. The puppies are practically family and have been well-socialised from a young age. They're registered with the ANKC and Dogs Queensland.
This breeder has been in the industry for 20 years and raises the puppies in a loving home environment. They're registered with the Caboolture Kennel Club and the Queensland Boxer Club.
How much does a Boston Terrier cost in Brisbane?
Your pedigree papers should have: - DNA tests - Health clearance - Vaccination cards - Puppy microchip number - Breeder's supply number - Puppy's details and genetic history.
Yes, of course! Make sure you've thoroughly reviewed all the pedigree documents and verified your registered breeder. Sign a puppy contract before any payments, and only pay through secured networks.
The best way to protect yourself is to meet the breeder in person at their breeding site. Always confirm your breeder's registration, and include a health guarantee in the puppy contract.