This breed is
nicknamed " The American Gentleman " because of his gentle
disposition. The Boston terrier is an American creation
originating in Boston, Mass. The result of a breeding between
an English bulldog and a now extinct white English terrier.
They were once called Round Heads or Bull Terriers. Having
been bred only in and around Boston and due to considerable
opposition from bull terrier and bulldog fanciers, the name
was changed to Boston Terrier in 1891. They were accepted into
the American Kennel Club in 1893. The modern Boston has become
such a favorite that Massachusetts chose it to be the official
state dog in 1979. Bostons are intelligent little dogs and
easy to train. They are very obedient and eager to please
their master. Bostons are affectionate and love attention.
They are much more energetic than you or I will ever be. Of
course most puppies are. Their coat is short and smooth and
virtually odor free. Very little maintenance is required. They
are good watchdogs. Don't be fooled by their small size for
the Boston makes as fine a watchdog as any canine. Put it this
way. Bostons are small, easy to care for and playful
companions and they make wonderful house pets because of
everything about them.
THE MALTESE - THE ESSENCE OF CLASS
The aristocrat of the canine world for over 28 centuries. It
truly is a classy little dog. The ancient dog of Malta was
recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1888. A toy breed
with long silky white hair, this little dog is gentle mannered
and quiet affectionate. They are non shedding and good for
people with allergies. They are seemingly fearless and a loyal
companion. They are sensitive and intelligent little dogs. For
centuries they have been owned by people of wealth and culture
and remain one of the most poplar breeds for household pets.
Become a Maltese family today and enjoy many many years of
fun, pleasure and unconditional love from your tiniest family
member.
THE
YORKSHIRE TERRIER - "SASSY YET SO LOVABLE"
The
Yorkie could
almost be called the cat of the dog world. It is a curious
little dog and creeps into the hearts of all the family
members who, if not careful will be trained by the Yorkie and
not the other way around. The Yorkies small size and its long
silky hair attract everyone's attention. The Yorkie is an
alert good family dog and a good watchdog. Despite its small
size it will fearlessly defend its property and that of it's
owner. The Yorkie adapts quickly to new surroundings and can
adjust to different conditions. The Yorkie is easy to keep and
doesn't shed like most other dogs. It is intelligent,
lovable, full of energy and despite it's small size, a dog to
be treated with respect. In other words Yorkies make wonderful
pets and companions. Their love and loyalty is unconditional.
THE WEST
HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER - A DOG FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
The
Westie is a
small, game, well balanced hardy looking terrier. He exhibits good
showmanship and has no shortage of self esteem. He's a tough
nut. He was first recognized in England in 1907 and by the American
Kennel Club in 1909. The Westie is a hugely popular breed. They
were bred in solid white, or almost so, because one was killed
when mistaken for a rabbit or so the story goes. The Westie is
alert, gay, courageous and self-reliant but a friendly dog. They
do well with old and young alike. The Westie can stand up to the
rowdy play of teenagers and usually understand how to behave
around young children. Many senior citizens own Westies and find
them to be wonderful companions. Westies are also used as therapy
dogs. Westies are quick to adapt to their new home and owners.
They are very intelligent. Whoever feeds and cares for them owns
their heart. The ideal pet is a Westie. Keep them healthy, well
groomed and well trained and you can expect a lifetime of pure
pleasure. He'll prove that a mans best friend is his dog.
This breed is
nicknamed " The American Gentleman " because of his gentle
disposition. The Boston terrier is an American creation
originating in Boston, Mass. The result of a breeding between
an English bulldog and a now extinct white English terrier.
They were once called Round Heads or Bull Terriers. Having
been bred only in and around Boston and due to considerable
opposition from bull terrier and bulldog fanciers, the name
was changed to Boston Terrier in 1891. They were accepted into
the American Kennel Club in 1893. The modern Boston has become
such a favorite that Massachusetts chose it to be the official
state dog in 1979. Bostons are intelligent little dogs and
easy to train. They are very obedient and eager to please
their master. Bostons are affectionate and love attention.
They are much more energetic than you or I will ever be. Of
course most puppies are. Their coat is short and smooth and
virtually odor free. Very little maintenance is required. They
are good watchdogs. Don't be fooled by their small size for
the Boston makes as fine a watchdog as any canine. Put it this
way. Bostons are small, easy to care for and playful
companions and they make wonderful house pets because of
everything about them.
The aristocrat of the canine world for over 28 centuries. It
truly is a classy little dog. The ancient dog of Malta was
recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1888. A toy breed
with long silky white hair, this little dog is gentle mannered
and quiet affectionate. They are non shedding and good for
people with allergies. They are seemingly fearless and a loyal
companion. They are sensitive and intelligent little dogs. For
centuries they have been owned by people of wealth and culture
and remain one of the most poplar breeds for household pets.
Become a Maltese family today and enjoy many many years of
fun, pleasure and unconditional love from your tiniest family
member. 
The
Yorkie could
almost be called the cat of the dog world. It is a curious
little dog and creeps into the hearts of all the family
members who, if not careful will be trained by the Yorkie and
not the other way around. The Yorkies small size and its long
silky hair attract everyone's attention. The Yorkie is an
alert good family dog and a good watchdog. Despite its small
size it will fearlessly defend its property and that of it's
owner. The Yorkie adapts quickly to new surroundings and can
adjust to different conditions. The Yorkie is easy to keep and
doesn't shed like most other dogs. It is intelligent,
lovable, full of energy and despite it's small size, a dog to
be treated with respect. In other words Yorkies make wonderful
pets and companions. Their love and loyalty is unconditional.
The
Westie is a
small, game, well balanced hardy looking terrier. He exhibits good
showmanship and has no shortage of self esteem. He's a tough
nut. He was first recognized in England in 1907 and by the American
Kennel Club in 1909. The Westie is a hugely popular breed. They
were bred in solid white, or almost so, because one was killed
when mistaken for a rabbit or so the story goes. The Westie is
alert, gay, courageous and self-reliant but a friendly dog. They
do well with old and young alike. The Westie can stand up to the
rowdy play of teenagers and usually understand how to behave
around young children. Many senior citizens own Westies and find
them to be wonderful companions. Westies are also used as therapy
dogs. Westies are quick to adapt to their new home and owners.
They are very intelligent. Whoever feeds and cares for them owns
their heart. The ideal pet is a Westie. Keep them healthy, well
groomed and well trained and you can expect a lifetime of pure
pleasure. He'll prove that a mans best friend is his dog.