Cheryl & Sarah’s Bostons

These two are looking for their furever home.

Turns out two of these sweeties are still available. The one on the left and lower right, as you look at the photo. I will update soon. Hubbies didn't agree to take one, so they are back up for adoption. They can go to your loving arms at the end of the month. We ask a lot of questions before we get too far into answering. I have found that I often spend a lot of time answering the same questions, but when I ask questions, I no longer hear from people. I am sure many people s...hop around, and I do understand that. However, please do not feel intimidated by that. We are friendly people and easy to work with. Our main objective is to be sure they are going to good homes where people want them as family pets and will take care of them like they do their kids,and people are prepared to take on a puppy. So if you message Sarah or I about them, know we do ask questions, but you are free to ask as well. We expect and welcome questions. They will be 100% your's once they go home with you. These pups will be available at the end of the month. I feed Science Diet canned puppy food and Orijen puppy kibble. They have had their first set of shots and health check by my vet, have had regular worming, dew claws removed and tails docked. They can be AKC registered, but are pet quality. They do not meet the show breed standard, so are not for show and I do not produce them to become breeders. Parents have awesome dispositions, as do the puppies. They are semi-paper trained, beginning to learn to sit, have been socialized to many sights and sounds, although this must be continued when they go to their new homes. Eight to twelve weeks is the most critical socialization period. Parvo is a virus that is highly contagious and often kills. It is very expensive to treat, so they cannot be on the ground unless one knows for sure it is Parvo free, until they are fully covered with vaccines at about 18 weeks of age. However, they can be carried, placed in a stroller or taken for car rides in order to expose them to sights and sounds. I do this, but it needs to be continued. They have a large play pen that takes over my living room. They have a large patio pen (patio has been bleached) to play in when the weather is nice, and a loft where I give them one on one interaction with me and sometimes one other puppy, where they get used to a crate. That is a summary of these puppies lives. If you are interested and can provide a good home, are stable, physically and financially able to care for them and willing to research and learn about puppies and the Boston breed, and would like one of these cuties, please message me. The cost is $2100.00. I can often meet you half way between my home and your's, on the day of transfer, but it needs to be done on the same day as other buyers, on a weekend when possible. See more

Miss Jupiter opening her eyes.

Puppy play time.

These 3 girls are available from Ruby and Buddy’s litter.